Montessori 3 Part Cards - Mega Pack 60 Common Fruits and Vegetables - Nomenclature Cards, Classified Cards - DIGITAL DOWNLOAD with LIFE TIME ACCESS

• Mega pack of 60 common fruits and vegetables
• Save you HOURS of time to make it yourself
• You can do years of language activities from birth to reading and writing
  • Suggestions on how to use it included!
• Including life time access to updates when more fruits and vegetables added to this file
• Gorgeous photos clearly shows the item in vibrant colour 
• Reflecting realistic scales e.g. watermelon are bigger than peaches in the cards

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This is a digital product.  Upon purchase you will receive link to download these files:

1. One 30 page PDF of classified cards including

• • 60 common fruits and vegetables
  • Including control card (9.7x12.5cm), picture card (9.7cmx9.7cm) and label (9.7cmx2.7cm) for each item
  • In English, lower case and using the font recommended for Montessori classrooms
  • The PDF will be in A4 format
    

2.One 2 page A4 PDF with suggestions on how to use classified cards at different stages (crafted by AMI teacher based on AMI teacher training and Montessori classroom practices)

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Please note - this is a digital product.  Upon purchase the digital files will be sent to you.

• This is created and copyright by Montessori Hut, all rights reserved. 
• These files are intended for PERSONAL use or for a SINGLE CLASS only.
• They must not be modified, resold, redistributed or shared in any way.   
• Due to the nature of the product, no refunds or exchanges permitted for digital items.
• Colors may vary depending on your screen.

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Fruits and Vegetables included:

1. apple
2. orange
3. banana
4. pear
5. strawberry
6. raspberry
7. blackberry
8. blueberry
9. kiwi
10. grape
11. cherry
12. peach
13. plum
14. pomegranate
15. mango
16. fig
17. watermelon
18. guava
19. pineapple
20. melon
21. pomelo
22. persimmon
23. papaya
24. passion fruit
25. apricot
26. dragon fruit
27. cabbage
28. brussels sprout
29. cucumber
30. spinach
31. tomato
32. pepper
33. parsnip
34. courgette
35. asparagus
36. mushroom
37. lettuce
38. broccoli
39. cauliflower
40. kale
41. pea
42. edamame
43. onion
44. celery
45. avocado
46. aubergine
47. rhubarb
48. broad beans
49. sweetcorn
50. sweet potato
51. potato
52. pumpkin
53. carrot
54. beetroot
55. turnip
56. radish
57. lemon
58. lime
59. garlic
60. ginger

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Classified cards are fantastic language materials for enriching language with young children from birth to reading. 

Good classified cards are: 

• Realistic: it is a realistic photo or drawing of the object, not an animated, artistically created version (they are lovely but makes it harder for children to recognise at this stage).
• Isolated the object - so that child can associate the word with the object
• Realistic sense of scale - in a set of cards, the objects are roughly to scale as practical as possible i.e. an elephant is not the same size as a duck.  This gives children helpful information about the sizes.

In AMI training, we learnt to make classified cards.  In a classroom it is constantly in use, and teachers are always making them to meet the children's interest.

It is definitely possible to make at home, but does take a lot of attention, and time to make it right (Montessori classroom assistant spend lots of time on making them, as they are forever in demand and takes effort to get it right!)