This digital download features the parts of a hand. Ideal for studying the human body in elementary or word-hungry toddlers! Content Control cards, pictures, labels and text for: hand palm each of the five fingers wrist nail knuckle Also includes a control booklet and blank cards. With detailed assembly instructions (it’s easy - print, cut, done!). How To Use Basic instructions are included. Check out our blogs for more. Need a video? What Are Classified Cards? Montessori 3-Part Cards usually consist of three pieces: a control with the picture and its name a picture without the name a label without the picture Ours come with an extra text card for readers and a control booklet so the work is self-correcting and independent! You can choose to include the optional cursive label (D’Nealian font) or just use the print version. 3-Part Cards are used to explore a variety of topics that are otherwise inaccessible in a normal classroom or home, bridging space and time. They can be matched to real objects or each other, used as a kind of flashcard in a 3-Period Lesson, adapted for memory games and serve as reading practice. Explore the parts of a hand with clear pictures and simple text. Our cards develop order, reading and visual discrimination. They build vocabulary and help with classification and categorisation. Not only that, they make learning fun and easy!

Learn about the shapes of leaves! Ideal for categorising and classifying plants at a later stage, these cards can even be used as a simple colour-matching activity for young children (preparing their subconscious for Biology later). Our categories are based on Big Picture Science and Priscilla Spear’s work on plant classification. Montessori Sorting Cards are a special type of vocabulary-building picture card. With cards that have pictures of differently shaped leaves, these sorting cards also include category labels. The cards themselves can be used as conversation starters, themed decorations or as a sorting exercise. They develop organisational facilities, pre-reading skills and curiosity about the world at large. With instructions included, our ready-to-print leaf shape cards can be utilised for a wide age range. They’re easy to set up and engaging. This resource includes cards for: elliptic leaves oblong leaves ovate leaves obovate leaves linear leaves

Our cards feature the parts of a flower in original illustrations. Montessori 3-Part Cards usually consist of three pieces: a control with the picture and its name a picture without the name a label without the picture These come with an extra text card for readers and a control booklet so the work is self-correcting and independent! With the optional cursive label (D’Nealian font), you can choose to include it or just use the print version. 3-Part Cards are used to explore a variety of topics that are otherwise inaccessible in a normal classroom or home, bridging space and time. They can be matched, used as a kind of flashcard in a 3-Period Lesson, adapted for memory games and serve as reading practice. When you have the real objects available, the flower part 3-Part Cards are perfect to start or continue the path to abstraction. Using them for learning develops order, reading and visual discrimination. They build vocabulary and help with classification and categorisation. These cards include pictures, labels and text for the following items: flower calyx corolla petal pistil stamens sepal stem The instructions are included and give you at least three different ways to use the printable cards so that your children can learn about the parts of a flower!

Montessori 3-Part Cards usually consist of three pieces: a control with the picture and its name a picture without the name a label without the picture Our cards feature the parts of a leaf and come with an extra text card for readers and a control booklet so the work is self-correcting and independent! With the optional cursive label (D’Nealian font), you can choose to include it or just use the print version. 3-Part Cards are used to explore a variety of topics that are otherwise inaccessible in a normal classroom or home, bridging space and time. They can be matched, used as a kind of flashcard in a 3-Period Lesson, adapted for memory games and serve as reading practice. When you have the real objects available, the leaf part 3-Part Cards are perfect to start or continue the path to abstraction. Using them for learning develops order, reading and visual discrimination. They build vocabulary and help with classification and categorisation. These cards include pictures, labels and text for the following items: leaf apex base margin midrib blade petiole veins The instructions are included and give you at least three different ways to use the printable cards so that your children can learn about parts of a leaf!

Exploring the rainforest? Use these parts-of cards to discover the different layers of this biome.

Exploring the rainforest? Use these discussion cards to introduce the fauna, flora, landscape and cultures of the rainforest habitat.

Learning about deserts? Why not explore some fascinating desert plants! These 3-part picture cards include images, controls, labels and text cards as well as a control booklet of desert plants. Detailed instructions for assembly and use are provided in the resource. The following plants are included: Welwitschia date palm Patagonian fire bush queen of the night prickly pear burro-weed kangaroo paw hairy spinifex saltwort saxaul

Learning about deserts? Why not explore some fascinating desert animals! These 3-part picture cards include images, controls, labels and text cards as well as a control booklet of desert animals. Detailed instructions for assembly and use are provided in the resource. The following animals are included: addax antelop bat-eared fox Andean flamingo red kangaroo dingo coyote Gobi jerboa golden eagle wandering albatross arctic woolly bear caterpillar

Although there are many wondrous ways to classify leaves - according to shape, edges, arrangement, etc. - the simplest is by the relationship of length to width. Use this printable to encourage your children to measure, divide, judge, evaluate and classify different kinds of leaves. This is an excellent extension for the Montessori leaf cabinet.

This 3-part card resource includes six common ways diseases and infections are transmitted. The text cards, which make the product accessible for older children, include ways to protect yourself and others. The combination of pictures, labels and text cards helps children recognise words, build vocabulary and develop incidental reading skills. All art work is original by the author.

Maria Montessori saw the ability to categorise and classify information as the cornerstone of intelligence. This high-quality resource allows children to independently, or through a discussion, classify Feliforms into Felidae (true cats), Herpestidae (mongooses), Hyaenidae (hyenas), and Viverridae (viverrids). The control booklet provides extra information on each concept and reinforces it through carefully selected text accompanying each classified thing.

Maria Montessori saw the ability to categorise and classify information as the cornerstone of intelligence. This high-quality resource allows children to independently, or through a discussion, classify carnivores (carnivorans, to be specific) into feliforms (cat-like) and caniforms (dog-like). The control booklet provides extra information on each concept and reinforces it through carefully selected text accompanying each classified thing.

Maria Montessori saw the ability to categorise and classify information as the cornerstone of intelligence. This high-quality resource allows children to independently, or through a discussion, classify mammals into herbivores, carnivores, omnivores and insectivores. The control booklet provides extra information on each concept and reinforces it through carefully selected text accompanying each classified thing.

Maria Montessori saw the ability to categorise and classify information as the cornerstone of intelligence. This high-quality resource allows children to independently, or through a discussion, classify vertebrates organisms into mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and fish. The control booklet provides extra information on each concept and reinforces it through carefully selected text accompanying each classified thing.

Maria Montessori saw the ability to categorise and classify information as the cornerstone of intelligence. This high-quality resource allows children to independently, or through a discussion, classify animals organisms into vertebrates and invertebrates. The control booklet provides extra information on each concept and reinforces it through carefully selected text accompanying each classified thing.

Maria Montessori saw the ability to categorise and classify information as the cornerstone of intelligence. This high-quality resource allows children to independently, or through a discussion, classify living organisms into animals and plants. The control booklet provides extra information on each concept and reinforces it through carefully selected text accompanying each classified thing.

Maria Montessori saw the ability to categorise and classify information as the cornerstone of intelligence. This high-quality resource allows children to independently, or through a discussion, classify things into living and non-living. The control booklet provides extra information on each concept and reinforces it through carefully selected text accompanying each classified thing.

These 3-Part Nomenclature Cards consist of 10 pictures, labels and text cards as well as one control booklet clearly showing the external parts of an Arabian camel: camel, head, neck, eye, hump, legs, nostril, mane, tail, hooves Print on cardstock, cut on black lines, fold on grey ones and laminate. If you want to include the cursive label (D'Nealian), just fold in the middle so it's back to back. These cards can be used as flashcards or matching cards for more individually paced learning. For younger children, print two sets of the pictures and leave the labels attached on one - the children can then use those as control cards to match the loose labels. For early readers, match labels to pictures and use control booklet to check and discuss work. For older children, match labels and text to pictures. Use the blackline master printable to make own booklets.