Partes Del Crustáceo, the parts of a crustacean in Spanish. Crustaceans are the group children meet on a plate before they meet in a classification, and this set puts the two together: the shell, the claws and the segments named properly, so a crab stops being seafood and becomes an arthropod with a body plan. The cards are in Spanish. Photograph, control chart and labels. Card stock, full colour.
“Education is a natural process spontaneously carried out by the human individual, and is acquired not by listening to words but by experiences upon the environment.”
The Partes Del Crustáceo cards exemplify Montessori's approach to zoological classification through precise visual isolation.
Each laminated card presents the lobster's anatomy with color-coded highlighting, allowing children to distinguish individual body parts while maintaining awareness of the whole organism. The three-part format of these Spanish-language cards creates a concrete-to-abstract progression: first matching identical images, then pairing pictures with labels, finally reading labels independently. By focusing on crustacean anatomy through detailed lobster diagrams, children develop both scientific observation skills and Spanish vocabulary simultaneously. The cardstock construction with laminate coating ensures repeated handling as children trace the lobster's segments, count its legs, and identify its antennae. This systematic study of the lobster's structure builds the foundation for understanding arthropod classification while respecting the child's need to learn through manipulation and repetition.


Follow the Montessori method of presentation for optimal child development.
Place the control cards (picture with label) in a column on the left side of the work mat. Stack the picture cards and label cards separately to the right.
Introduce 3-4 control cards, naming each lobster part in Spanish while pointing to the color-coded area
Match picture cards to their corresponding control cards by observing the highlighted body parts
Read label cards aloud and place them below their matching pictures
Remove control cards and work with pictures and labels independently

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Introduces zoological concepts and anatomical vocabulary through concrete visual materials.
Builds Spanish vocabulary while reinforcing the connection between spoken and written language.
Present alongside a real lobster shell or preserved specimen when possible
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Contact Our ExpertsThe cards feature essential crustacean anatomy including cefalotórax (cephalothorax), abdomen, antenas (antennae), tenazas (claws), patas (legs), telson, and ojos (eyes). Each part is color-coded on the lobster illustration for easy identification and matching.
Three-part cards consist of a control card (picture with label), a picture card (unlabeled), and a label card. Children match the unlabeled picture to its corresponding label, then use the control card for self-correction. This promotes independent learning and vocabulary development.
Yes, these cards are excellent for introducing Spanish vocabulary to all children. The visual nature of the material, combined with the three-part card format, supports language learning through picture-word association, making them ideal for bilingual education or Spanish language introduction.
The cards are printed on high-quality cardstock and laminated for durability, making them suitable for repeated classroom use. The lamination protects against spills and allows for easy cleaning, ensuring the materials maintain their appearance through years of handling by young children.
Extensions include creating definition booklets, labeling a real lobster shell or model, comparing crustacean anatomy to other arthropods, sorting activities with other animal cards, and incorporating the vocabulary into Spanish conversation practice or nature journaling activities.
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