Partes Del Anfibio (Spanish Edition)
The first photo is the maker's own. The other shots are illustrative.
Inv. no. NIE-ECSP0458
- Maker
- Nienhuis Montessori, since 1929
- Card Material
- Laminated cardstock
- Finish
- Protective laminate coating
- EAN
- 8719924043537
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Parts Of A Frog (Amphibians)
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Partes Del Anfibio (Spanish Edition) in a child's hands
Partes Del Anfibio, the parts of an amphibian in Spanish. The Spanish word says the thing outright: anfibio, both lives, which is more than the English name gives away to a child. The set names the parts of the adult animal, the one that has already made the change from water to land, and the labels are in Spanish. Real photograph, control chart and labels. Card stock, full colour, pre cut.
Language Development
Builds Spanish zoology vocabulary through visual association with realistic frog photographs.
Visual Discrimination
Matching color to grayscale images refines perception and attention to detail.
Scientific Classification
Introduces vertebrate study and amphibian characteristics through concrete visual materials.
Bilingual Learning
Supports Spanish language acquisition in scientific contexts, ideal for dual-language programs.
How to present it
Arrange color cards face-up on a mat in left column. Place corresponding grayscale cards in mixed order to the right. Have Spanish labels ready in a separate container.
- 1Introduce three frog parts using Spanish three-period lesson: 'Esta es la piel' (This is the skin)
- 2Child matches color card to grayscale equivalent by comparing anatomical details
- 3Add Spanish labels below matched pairs, reading each term aloud
- 4Remove all materials, then child reconstructs entire sequence independently
3 tips for parents
- Use Spanish frog vocabulary during bath time or outdoor exploration to reinforce classroom learning
- Visit local ponds or aquariums, naming frog parts in Spanish as you observe
- Create simple Spanish riddles about frog anatomy for car rides or waiting times
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What's in the Box
- Amphibian nomenclature cards: Approx. 6 cards total
- Spanish vocabulary labels: Including 'anfibio' and body parts
Size and material
| Packaging | 15 × 15 × 1 cm |
| Card Material | Laminated cardstock |
| Finish | Protective laminate coating |
| Recommended Age | 3-6 years |
Care
Wipe with slightly damp cloth, dry immediately
Frequently Asked Questions
What parts of the amphibian are labeled in these Spanish nomenclature cards?
The cards include essential frog anatomy labels such as cabeza (head), ojos (eyes), boca (mouth), patas (legs), piel (skin), and other key body parts, providing comprehensive Spanish vocabulary for amphibian anatomy suitable for ages 3-6.
How do the color and grayscale versions support Montessori learning?
The dual format enhances visual discrimination skills - children first work with color cards for easier recognition, then progress to grayscale versions for refined observation. This progression follows Montessori principles of isolation of difficulty and builds stronger visual perception.
Are these cards suitable for non-Spanish speaking classrooms?
Yes, these cards are excellent for introducing Spanish as a second language through concrete scientific vocabulary. The photographic images provide clear visual context, making them ideal for language immersion, bilingual programs, or cultural studies in any Montessori environment.
What activities can children do with these amphibian nomenclature cards?
Children can perform three-part card matching, create booklets, label diagrams, play memory games, and combine with live frog observations or models. The cards also support classification work when grouped with other vertebrate nomenclature materials.
How do these cards align with the Montessori zoology curriculum?
These cards perfectly complement the Montessori zoology sequence for ages 3-6, supporting classification of vertebrates, understanding of amphibian characteristics, and building scientific vocabulary. They integrate seamlessly with other animal kingdom materials and outdoor nature studies.
Product safety
Manufacturer: Nienhuis Montessori, Anders Celsiusstraat 15, 7442 PB Nijverdal, Netherlands
Partes Del Anfibio (Spanish Edition)