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Hibernation Migration Adaptation | Jennie Marsh
Your website has been my go to site for several years. I am a docent at a Nature Center in CA and I have found many educational resources that fit our early childhood program objectives. For November we are doing a program on Trees and Animals: Preparing for the Cold. Thank you for exceptional materials!

Animals of the Seven Continents Bundle | Florence C.
Soooo many real life pictures!! I have just started making the materials but I like the way it’s organised into categories such as mammals, birds… and I colour coordinated !

Traditional Clothing Around the World | Florence C.
Lovely pictures of traditional costumes that are wonderful for cultural curriculum- we will use them with the continents puzzle map. We have a very multicultural community and do a lot of work with flags. Thats another angle to look at different cultures .

Water Cycle: 3 Part Cards | Florence C.
Very useful to add the resource to one of our puzzle. The 3-part card is very comprehensive and can be split into a beginner level (with 4 cards) and more advanced for older children

Parts of a Nautilus Types and Life Cycle | Clara L.
These animal packs are my favourite Montessori Nature resource. They are fantastic in the classroom. They're very easy to prep and use, plus the children love them!

Oceans of the World 3 Part Cards | Kathleen R.
I've been looking for a resource to teach the oceans and this one is perfect!

Parts of a Chameleon Types and Life Cycle | Clara L.
I absolutely adore these life cycle packs. They have everything I need for animal unit studies in my class. 10/10 recommend!

How to Wash a Dog: Sequencing Practical Life | Ana
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Imaginary Island Study Plan Overview Scripted Lessons Worksheets | Erin
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Animals of the Ocean 3 Part Cards | Elaine W.
"WOW! Such brilliant colours and a great diversity of creatures. This is a valuable resource for any room. Thank you."

Pacific Ocean Animals Safari TOOB Compatible 3 Part Cards Facts | Elaine W.
"These resources are so colourful and it is so helpful that they match with the Safari TOOB creatures. Great resource, great value…thank you"

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