Imaginary Island Bundle
This complete bundle includes resources you need for the Imaginary Island Study – from compass points and latitude to climate and biomes. All resources follow the same Montessori‑friendly format: 5‑part cards, books (easy to print and fold), task cards, research worksheets, and student booklets.
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Perfect For
Montessori classrooms (6–12)
Homeschool families
Summer projects
End‑of‑year follow‑up or beginning‑of‑year review
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Imaginary Island Study Plan Overview Scripted Lessons Worksheets
$8.00 Add to cartThis Imaginary Island Study helps children bring together what they have learned about geography into one creative, hands‑on project. With 19 scripted lessons (100+ pages) , they polish skills in compass points, latitude and longitude, ocean currents, climate, biomes, plants, animals, food chains, and map making.
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Forms of Government
$5.50 Add to cartHelp your students explore 14 forms of government – Chiefdom, Monarchy, Democracy, Republic, Gerontocracy, Dictatorship, Theocracy, Constitutional Monarchy, Oligarchy, Aristocracy, City‑State, Empire, Fascism, and Tyranny – with this Montessori-inspired printable. Perfect for the Imaginary Island project, these 5‑part cards, easy‑to‑assemble book, task cards, and “Who Am I?” riddles turn civics into a hands‑on, cross‑curricular experience.
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Types of Maps
$4.50 Add to cartHelp your students explore 8 types of maps – climate map, physical map, resource map, road map, time zone map, topographic map, weather map, and political map – with this Montessori-inspired printable. Perfect for the Imaginary Island project, these 5‑part cards, easy‑to‑assemble book, and “Who Am I?” riddles turn map study into a hands‑on, cross‑curricular experience.
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Parts of the Wetland Biome
$4.00 Add to cartHelp your students explore the wetland biome (marshes, swamps, bogs, and fens) and its 9 parts – climate, soil, water, landforms, decomposers, natural events, plants, animals, and people – with this Montessori-inspired printable. Perfect for the Imaginary Island project, these 5‑part cards, sorting activity, easy‑to‑assemble book, and “Who Am I?” riddles turn biome study into a hands‑on, cross‑curricular experience.
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Parts of the Tundra Biome
$4.00 Add to cartHelp your students explore the tundra biome and its 9 parts – climate, soil, water, landforms, decomposers, natural events, plants, animals, and people – with this Montessori-inspired printable. Perfect for the Imaginary Island project, these 5‑part cards, sorting activity, easy‑to‑assemble book, and “Who Am I?” riddles turn biome study into a hands‑on, cross‑curricular experience.
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Parts of the Tropical Rainforest Biome
$4.00 Add to cartHelp your students explore the tropical rainforest biome and its 9 parts – climate, soil, water, landforms, decomposers, natural events, plants, animals, and people – with this Montessori-inspired printable. Perfect for the Imaginary Island project, these 5‑part cards, sorting activity, easy‑to‑assemble book, and “Who Am I?” riddles turn biome study into a hands‑on, cross‑curricular experience.
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Parts of the Temperate Rainforest Biome
$4.00 Add to cartHelp your students explore the temperate rainforest biome and its 9 parts – climate, soil, water, landforms, decomposers, natural events, plants, animals, and people – with this Montessori-inspired printable. Perfect for the Imaginary Island project, these 5‑part cards, sorting activity, easy‑to‑assemble book, and “Who Am I?” riddles turn biome study into a hands‑on, cross‑curricular experience.
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Parts of the Taiga Biome
$4.00 Add to cartHelp your students explore the taiga biome (also known as the boreal forest) and its 9 parts – climate, soil, water, landforms, decomposers, natural events, plants, animals, and people – with this Montessori-inspired printable. Perfect for the Imaginary Island project, these 5‑part cards, sorting activity, easy‑to‑assemble book, and “Who Am I?” riddles turn biome study into a hands‑on, cross‑curricular experience.
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Parts of the Ocean Biome
$4.00 Add to cartHelp your students explore the ocean biome and its 9 parts – layer, floor, animals, plants, people, natural events, decomposers, landforms, water – with this Montessori-inspired printable. Perfect for the Imaginary Island project, these 5‑part cards, sorting activity, easy‑to‑assemble book, “Who Am I?” riddles, and task cards turn marine biology into a hands‑on, cross‑curricular experience.
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Parts of the Grassland Biome
$4.00 Add to cartHelp your students explore the grassland biome and its 9 parts – climate, soil, water, landforms, decomposers, natural events, plants, animals, and people – with this Montessori-inspired printable. Perfect for the Imaginary Island project, these 5‑part cards, sorting activity, easy‑to‑assemble book, and “Who Am I?” riddles turn biome study into a hands‑on, cross‑curricular experience.
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Parts of the Desert Biome
$4.00 Add to cartHelp your students explore the desert biome and its 9 parts – climate, soil, water, landforms, decomposers, natural events, plants, animals, and people – with this Montessori-inspired printable. Perfect for the Imaginary Island project, these 5‑part cards, sorting activity, easy‑to‑assemble book, and “Who Am I?” riddles turn biome study into a hands‑on, cross‑curricular experience.
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Climate Zones
$3.00 Add to cartIntroduce Earth’s three main climate zones – Polar, Temperate, and Tropical. This Montessori-inspired set helps children understand how latitude affects temperature and weather. Perfect for the Imaginary Island project – children can decide which climate zone their island belongs to.
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Parts of the Deciduous Forest Biome
$4.00 Add to cartHelp your students explore the deciduous forest biome and its 9 parts – climate, soil, water, landforms, decomposers, natural events, plants, animals, and people – with this Montessori-inspired printable. Perfect for the Imaginary Island project, these 5‑part cards, sorting activity, easy‑to‑assemble book, and “Who Am I?” riddles turn biome study into a hands‑on, cross‑curricular experience.
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Ocean Currents and Climate
$3.50 Add to cartHelp your students discover how ocean currents shape climate around the world – from the sun‑drenched equator to the freezing poles. This Montessori-inspired printable explains key processes. Perfect for the Imaginary Island project, this resource guides children to design realistic ocean currents around their island based on its location.
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Earth’s Climate System
$3.50 Add to cartThis Climate System resource supports the Montessori Imaginary Island project in earth science and geography. It introduces Earth’s five spheres – atmosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, lithosphere, and biosphere – through 5‑part cards, a book, riddles, and hands‑on task cards.
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Latitude and Longitude: Geographic Coordinate System
$7.00 Add to cartHelp your students master latitude and longitude, the Equator, Prime Meridian, hemispheres, poles, Tropics, Arctic and Antarctic Circles, compass rose, and the Axis of Earth with this Montessori-inspired resource. It contains 5-part cards and a corresponding book. Perfect for the Imaginary Island project, this resource gives children the tools to place their island accurately on a global grid and understand its climate.
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Mountains and River Landforms
$4.50 Add to cartThis Mountains and River Landforms resource supports the Montessori Imaginary Island project in both earth science and geography. It introduces 6 mountain types and 9 river landforms through 5‑part cards, a book, riddles, and student research worksheets.
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Types of Islands
$3.50 Add to cartThis Types of Islands resource supports the Montessori Imaginary Island project in both earth science and geography. It introduces 10 island types through 5‑part cards, a book, riddles, and a student research worksheet. Before children can create their imaginary Island, they can decide what kind of island it is. Is that a volcanic island or a coral atoll? This resource gives them the answers.
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Inland and Coastal Features
$8.00 Add to cartThis Land and Water Forms resource supports the Montessori Imaginary Island project. It introduces 39 inland and coastal features through 5‑part cards, a book, riddles, and a research worksheet. Before children can map their Imaginary Island, they need to know what they are drawing. Is that a peninsula or a cape? A bay or a gulf? A strait or an isthmus? This resource gives them the answers.
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Build an Island Puzzle and Follow-Up Work
$5.00 Add to cartReinforce land and water forms with this Build an Island puzzle, great as an end of the year hands on assessment or a focused follow-up for land and water forms work. This resource bridges concrete geography materials and the more abstract Imaginary Island lesson. Children build a color puzzle directly onto a black-and-white control sheet, then add labels for each geographical feature. A graph paper worksheet invites students to draw their own labeled island and legend.
