
Explore 18 Montessori polar animals from Arctic and Antarctic habitats with realistic figurines and matching cards. Perfect for teaching animal classification and habitats in CASA classrooms and homeschool.
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Product Description
The Montessori Polar Animals Matching Set introduces children to the fascinating world of Arctic and Antarctic wildlife. Featuring 18 high-quality animal figurines paired with realistic classification and habitat cards, this set allows children to explore polar habitats while developing sorting, vocabulary, and early zoology skills. Designed to align with Montessori principles, it supports hands-on learning, scientific observation, and cultural geography extensions.
Key Concepts Covered
- Arctic and Antarctic habitat study
- Animal classification by region and type
- Introduction to vertebrates, mammals, birds, and marine animals
- Adaptations for survival in polar climates
Animals Included
- Igloo
- Husky
- Harp Seal
- Sperm Whale
- Arctic Fox
- Walrus
- Arctic Hare
- Blue Whale
- Polar Bear
- Rockhopper Penguin
- Emperor Penguin
- Fur Seal
- Chinstrap Penguin
- Wandering Albatross
- Orca Whale
- Crabeater Seal
- Beluga Whale
- Caribou
Key Features
- Includes 18 polar animal figurines with classification and habitat cards
- Visually distinguishes between Arctic and Antarctic species
- Promotes matching, sorting, and early science classification
- Supports Montessori geography and zoology studies
- Perfect for homeschool, shelf work, and classroom exploration
Benefits for Children
- Builds scientific vocabulary and animal recognition
- Develops classification, matching, and memory skills
- Fosters curiosity about global ecosystems and biodiversity
- Encourages independent learning through tactile engagement
What’s Included
- 18 polar animal figurines
- Matching laminated classification and habitat cards
Specifications
- Material: Plastic figurines, laminated printed cards
- Recommended Age: 3+ years
- Curriculum Area: Zoology, Culture, Science, Geography