Asperkids The World is a Classroom
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Optimally, introduce card materials after the child has explored real trees and/or has worked with the puzzle. Our versatile
Parts of the Tree Card Set allows children to match the cards to the puzzle pieces or to a second set of cards.
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Manipulating puzzle pieces while identifying the parts facilitates understanding. Our realistically colored, silk-screened
Parts of the Tree Puzzle is handcrafted from hardwood to ensure long life in the classroom.
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Optimally, introduce card materials after the child has explored real flowers and/or has worked with the puzzle. Our versatile
Parts of the Flower Card Set allows children to match the cards to the puzzle pieces or to a second set of cards.
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Manipulating puzzle pieces while identifying the parts facilitates understanding. Our realistically colored, silk-screened
Parts of the Flower Puzzle is handcrafted from hardwood to ensure long life in the classroom.
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Which bones do all the vertebrates have in common? Do turtles have teeth? Children will soon find out as they explore the bone structures of 13 real animals.
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Every child is enthralled by the one internal feature they can actually feel (through their skin and muscle) but not see. This fascinating material is sure to create immediate and ongoing interest! Actual x-rays have been computer-enhanced. 8 images printed on heavy, transparent plastic.
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Reveal the connection between 16 animals and their bones with this exciting tool for vertebrate comparisons. The sorting, matching, and classification possibilities are endless! Big (8" x 10") durable plastic cards.
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After children know and understand the differences between invertebrates, they can sort 25 labeled animal photo cards under five classifications cards:
Echinoderms, Mollusks, Arthropods - Insects, Arthropods - Arachnids, Arthropods - Crustaceans.
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These cards illustrate and label five indigenous animals from each of the seven continents — 35 total. Sort the animal picture cards under the appropriate piece of the Montessori world puzzle map or under the continent labels.
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A great way to connect gardening, science, and the young child’s tendency to nurture living things. A complete observation activity with everything needed for worms (and children!) to thrive.
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Once children grasp the core concepts of classification by characteristic, they are eager to apply their new skills to all the fascinating creatures in their world.
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A rich zoology resource that presents natural-history quality illustrations and information about unique characteristics, food, habitat, locomotion, self-defense, life cycle, and importance for each vertebrate class. 5 paperbacks.
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Great picture clues narrow the options as children sort photos of a variety of creatures, shown in their natural environments, under the labels (with definitions.) 18 laminated cardstock photo cards and 3 labels.
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Optimally, introduce card materials after the child has explored real horses and/or has worked with the puzzle. Our versatile
Parts of the Horse Card Set allows children to match the cards to the puzzle pieces or to a second set of cards.
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The small
Parts of the Horse Definition Booklet provides the next step — defining the parts. Two-page spreads show the image with label at left and a simple definition of the part’s function at right.
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