Parts Of A River Book Montessori Nomenclature Made By Teachers
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Parts Of A River Book Montessori Nomenclature Made By Teachers River nomenclature book illustrates and describes 9 parts of a river: river, source, tributaries, confluence, waterfall, meander, ox bow lake, flood plain, and mouth. includes: book cover. 9 picture pages. 9 description pages. there are two styles of books included. River nomenclature book illustrates and describes 9 parts of a river: river, source, tributaries, confluence, waterfall, meander, ox bow lake, flood plain, and mouth.includes:book cover9 picture pages9 description pagesthere are two styles of books included. style one is approx. 3¾" x 5", style two.
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Parts Of A River Book Montessori Nomenclature Made By Teachers River nomenclature book illustrates and describes 9 parts of a river: river, source, tributaries, confluence, waterfall, meander, ox bow lake, flood plain, and mouth. the river is in color, and the individual parts are all shown in red. includes: book cover; 9 picture pages; 9 description pages; there are two styles of books included. River nomenclature cards are formatted in a 3 part card series with a blackline master included. the 9 parts of the river: river, source, tributaries, confluence, waterfall, meander, ox bow lake, flood plain, and mouth. includes: 9 cards with labels. 9 cards without labels. 9 labels. 1 blackline master. Our nomenclature covers botany, zoology, and others (health, sciences, etc.). our nomenclature comes in two parts: 3 part card format and book format. a few of the montessori botany nomenclature we have. our 3 part card format means each part of the object you're learning about has 1 labeled card, 1 card without a label, and 1 label. Game 2: “i’m thinking of …”. this is a fun variation on 20 questions. place your nomenclature cards face up on a table and select one (mentally) without telling your child which one. then have your child ask questions until he or she names the correct card.
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