Montessori-Inspired Printables for Studying Coral Reefs

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Montessori-Inspired Printables for Studying Coral Reefs // In Our Pond

Putting together a list of resources specifically for studying coral reefs turned out to be much more difficult than I expected.  I thought that with Pinterest at my fingertips, anything was possible.  Instead, I ended up with a list with some Montessori stuff and some sensory things.  I should have labeled this "How to Use Safari Ltd Products to Study Coral Reefs" since I ended up grabbing so many great ideas with our favorite plastic toys.



Montessori-Inspired Printables for Studying Coral Reefs // In Our Pond

Reef Grammar Farm // Grace and Green Pastures
Free printable tags for nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and more.

Sea Turtle Sensory Bin // Every Star is Different
Use the Safari Turtle Life Cycle pieces to reenact their journey with a fun sensory bin.

Reef 3-Part Cards // In Our Pond
Montessori style matching cards for the Safari Coral Reef toob.  Print and match.

Fish 3-Part Cards // Child Led Life
Studying the Coral Reef is a great time to study fish.

Sensory Bottle // A Little Pinch of Perfect
The activity could be about following directions if all the supplies and instructions were provided on a tray.

Counting Sea Turtles // Living Montessori Now
I loved this ideas when I read about it a few months ago.  The activity uses Safari Turtle Good Luck Minis.

Sweeping Seashells // Our Country Road 
A very Montessori activity- sweeping practice.

Ocean Slime // Little Bins for Little Hands
We're very into slime now, so I bring slime into our studies any time I can.


























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