Ocean Animals Sorting
$4.00
In the Montessori approach, studying animals aims to foster a deep respect for nature, develop empathy and responsibility, and promote scientific curiosity.
Sorting activities stimulate the brain and encourage critical thinking. By categorizing ocean creatures by their characteristics, children develop essential cognitive skills such as problem-solving and pattern recognition.
Identify and classify six types of ocean animals. Then, verify the classification using the control chart.
This set includes the following types of ocean animals: marine bony fish, marine birds, marine reptiles, marine mammals, marine cartilaginous fish, and marine shellfish.
Includes:
- category cards
- 6 brief information cards
- 30 animal cards
- 2 control charts (one with labels, one without)
The animal cards are in a three-part format:
- 30 cards with labels
- 30 cards without labels
- 30 labels
To use three-part cards, match the labels to the corresponding pictures. Verify the matches using the control cards with the labels.
Animal cards are approx. 3" x 3½", information cards are approx. 2½" x 3½", and the control charts are approx. 7¼" x 10¼".
This file is in PDF format.
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