ocean unit

Spell Outloud shares what her preschooler did for a preschool fish theme unit. Observing fish, creating fish puppets, fish sensory box and more.

406 Likes, 17 Comments - kaitlyn || simply learning (@simplylearning) on Instagram: “Focusing on fish + this fun bubble counting activity {free printable for numbers 1-10 on the blog}”

Now that I have gotten the BASICS covered in Botany nomenclature. I want to move on to Zoology for a little while. This FREE download of the Parts of the Fish Nomenclature Cards are lovely (it does feel a little funny to be saying that about my own creations, but I really do believe it). They include the following parts: Fish Torso Head Eye Nostril Mouth Gills Lateral Line Scales Caudal Fin Pectoral Fin Anal Fin Pelvic Fin Dorsal Fin Later I will get the Little Books up, but I've only got…

Fish and water learning activities and free printables for kids.

“One, two, buckle my shoe…” ~Old English Nursery Rhyme When it comes to counting, children about 2.5 and up begin with memorizing the sequence of numbers; rote counting. As they g…

Life Cycle of a Fish coloring page from Biology category. Select from 35654 printable crafts of cartoons, nature, animals, Bible and many more.

Pipe Cleaner Fishing Game for Toddlers provides ways to work on fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination

This is a video from our class back in 2009 when Trillium Montessori was still in my house. We had fun learning all about fish. The video starts off with one of my favorite fish songs, then shows clips of children working with our fish themed materials, and ends with us getting our hands dirty […]

Coral Reef Matching Cards - Toob.pdf

If there's one thing all my children love, it's miniatures. As a result, our collection of Toobs continues to grow. I began to wonder how I could capitalize on my children's interest in all things small. In a traditional Montessori scope and sequence, grammar is often explored through a material called the grammar farm. It is a detailed model, complete with realistic animals. Children experience grammar concepts by using sets of cards to label items within the farm; increasing the difficulty…

Have you vacationed yet this summer? Are you dreaming of the beach or an ocean adventure? Maybe you won’t…

Six free printable black & white and colored sea animal sets to use for crafts and various ocean-themed learning activities. Sea animals featured in these sets incude coral reef fishes, jellyfish, starfish, seahorse, crab, octopus, dolphins, sharks, whales, orca, and sea turtles.

These free printable coral sets come in both black-and-white and colored versions. They are great for making coral reef dioramas and various ocean-themed crafts and learning activites.

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Australia Craft - learn about The Great Barrier Reef with this super cute craft for kids (geography, homeschool, preschool)

Coral reef. Playing with the watercolors.

Engage in pretend play and fine motor practice as you create your own coral reef with this play dough activity for kids.

Study Coral Reef in a mixed age Montessori classroom or homeschool.

Do you know what is the largest living structure in the world? The Great Barrier Reef is the largest coral reef in the world. It is located in the coral sea of the coast of Queensland, Australia. It is so big it can be seen from space. The barrier reef is home to over …

A couple of weekends ago I created this matching game using the coral reef toob and a couple of other vinyl animals I had hanging around. There is a photo of the animal and a space to put the matching animal replica. I printed off each card then cut out and laminated them for durability. (The shark and crab came from another manufacturer) Coral Reef Matching Game click on picture to link to file Completed work in a basket Coral Reef Matching work laid out

This fun coral reef sensory bin with a learning twist is perfect to teach preschoolers about how to take care of the ocean. Includes free printable booklet.

Use green crepe paper. Attach paper to the base of the wall. Twist paper and cut in varying angles. Add colorful ocean art items to complete the scene. cokesburyvbs.com

Ocean week in preschool...how big is a real great white?!?! The kids loved it and we counted how many kids could fit inside!

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