Nancy McAndrew

Matching work for the seven types of maps including an example of each type and a brief description.

Dance from ancient times through today. These colorful and inviting 3-part cards help students see the progression of dance through many cultures.

Whale Rider by Witi Ihimaera is a delightful novel and makes for a charming novel study. This packet breaks the novel into 9 sections. Section includes activities for vocabulary, comprehension, interpretation, and artistic expression.

3-part card set depicting land and water features of Asia. Students match the geographical description to the specific feature. Work features photographs of real places throughout Asia, each labeled by name and location.

Students learn to name emotions. Through matching the facial expressions in the pictures to the name of the emotion, students gain the vocabulary to express what they are feeling and to identify the feelings of others. A nice addition to any Peace curriculum.

Pictorial cards of the symbols of the Pan-African holiday, Kwanzaa. Students match the pictures to the Swahili names of the items. The fourth cards offer information about Kwanzaa and explanations of the symbols. Students may use the cards as a spark for further research, or teachers may use the cards to prepare a Kwanzaa lesson.

A Maori-specific card set for the Fundamental Needs of Humans lessons. Combines traditional and modern aspects of Maori culture. Can be used alone or in conjunction with other Fundamental Needs materials.

This card set outlines the exploration and colonization of North America from Leif Erikson to Seward's Folly. Students can match the cards or use the cards to create their own timeline of events. This work is also a useful starting point for student research.

Matching the idiom to its meaning. This card work can be done as an independent matching activity or a group of students can play like Go Fish. Pictures on the backs of the cards act as a control of error. Best printed double-double sided on cardstock.

A print-at-home Golden Mat for Montessori math lessons.

Students learn about the steps of producing coffee from seedlings to serving by arranging cards sequentially. Great for teaching logical thinking and for adding variety to the geography section of a classroom.