Nature Curriculum in Cards Bundle

What’s Included:
58 Nature Curriculum in Cards printables, totaling over 1400 pages of educational materials
A vast range of topics, including:
Botany: Plant parts, life cycles, and adaptations
Zoology: Animal coverings, tracks, and life cycles
Geography: Biomes, continents, oceans, and more
Early Learning: Numbers, phonics, and shapes

Click here to see the whole list of resources included. 

Our Nature Curriculum in Cards is designed to minimize waste and reduce material usage, making it a cost-effective and eco-friendly option for educators.
No need to cut out individual cards or definition cards – everything is provided in a convenient print-and-go format.
Our resources are perfect for Montessori-style learning, but can be adapted to suit any teaching style or approach.

Benefits for Teachers:

Save time and resources by having everything you need in one convenient bundle.
Engage your students with interactive and hands-on learning activities
Teach a wide range of subjects and topics with ease.
Perfect for Montessori-style learning, but adaptable to suit any teaching style or approach.

Benefits for Students:

Develop a deeper understanding of the natural world through interactive and hands-on learning activities.
Enhance critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Build confidence and curiosity through exploration and discovery.
Develop a love for learning that will last a lifetime.

Bundle Continets:
2D Shapes in Nature
Air, Land & Water
Animal Coverings
Animal Tracks
Colors in Nature
Five Classes of Vertebrates
Frog Life Cycle
Honey Bee Life Cycle
Life Cycle of the Butterfly
Leaf Shapes
Living – Non-Living
Main Characteristics of the Vertebrates
Major World Biomes
Minerals
Numbers 0 – 10
Nature Phonics Initial Sound Cards
Parts of the Flower
Parts of the Plant
Parts of the Leaf
Parts of the Seed
Parts of the Tree
Plants, Animals and Fungi Sorting Cards
Scales, Fur & Feathers
Seasons in Nature
Six Main Classes of Invertebrates
Desert Biome
Grassland Biome
Tundra Biome
Three Types of Rocks Sort Rock Life Cycle
Tropical Rainforest Biome
Types of Clouds
Types of Flowers
Types of Mushrooms
Vertebrates and Invertebrates
Deciduous Forest Biome
Food Chains and Food Webs of Biomes
Animals of the Ocean Biome
Characteristics of the Ocean Biome
Layers of the Ocean Biome
Ocean Biome Animal and Plant Adaptations
Oceans of the World
Parts of an Orca
Water – Dwelling vs. Water Transportation Sort
Wetland Biome
All About Gemstones
Moon Phases Northern & Southern Hemispheres
The Continents
Land and Water Forms
Taiga Biome Boreal Forest
Layers of the Earth
Star Life Cycle
Parts of the Sun
Snowflake Life Cycle Types of Snowflakes Snow Life Cycle Bentley
Layers of the Atmosphere
Parts of a Plant Cell
Parts of an Animal Cell
Water Cycle

Pre-K and K students can be invited to work with a set for matching and sorting.

Primary students can use work mat with control cards as the self-assessment sheet. Beginner readers can use it to match the picture to the picture and the word to the word.

Lower Elementary Students can use work mat with definition cards. Invite the student to read a definition and find matching picture and label cards. Invite them to use the first work mat with control cards for self-assessment.

Laminate and store all learning activity mats in one binder. Store the picture cards, label cards and student printouts in a clear pocket following each work mat activity.
Attach clear velcro dots to the back of the cards for younger students or when doing activities outdoors.
Alternatively, you may decide to cut out control and description cards and store 3-part cards in a traditional Montessori way.

Please refer to an individual printable description to learn about the content of each printable.

The printable set is suitable for children aged 3-10

Feedback from Megan:

“So grateful to find this! I have the XXToys mineral kit, which is very similar (slight variation in mineral names), and I was so glad to find these resources. Saved me hours of finding the right pictures and making my own cards. Really liked this format too because it meant less laminating, and easy storage of the cards in the plastic sleeve as suggested. I’ll definitely be checking out the other sets of cards in the future because this one saved me a lot of time and energy!”