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Montessori Prey and Predator Classification Set - Zoology Animal Sorting Material with Wooden Cards

Montessori Prey and Predator Classification Set - Zoology Animal Sorting Material with Wooden Cards

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33Montessori prey and predator classification set with 10 wooden scene cards, 2 title cards, 20 wooden name cards, and 20 realistic animal figurines. A complete visual zoology sorting activity for classrooms and homes.

Product Description

Explore predator-prey relationships with our Montessori Prey and Predator Classification Set – a complete zoology sorting activity designed to promote animal observation, reasoning, and vocabulary building. This hands-on set includes 10 illustrated wooden scene cards, 20 matching name cards, 20 realistic animal figurines, and 2 wooden title cards marked “Prey” and “Predator”. Children match figures to the scenes and identify the roles of each animal using word cards for labeling.

Key Features

  • 10 wooden predator-prey scene cards with realistic illustrations
  • 20 wooden name cards (1 for each animal)
  • 20 realistic animal figurines (2 per pair)
  • 2 wooden title cards: “Prey” and “Predator”
  • All cards printed on durable wood

Benefits for Children

  • Develops understanding of food chains and animal behavior
  • Strengthens observation, matching, and vocabulary skills
  • Encourages reasoning and classification work
  • Supports Montessori science and zoology curriculum

What's Included

  • 10 illustrated wooden scene cards (predator-prey pairs)
  • 2 wooden title cards: “Prey” and “Predator”
  • 20 matching wooden name cards
  • 20 realistic animal figurines
  • 2 felt storage pouches (color-coded)
  • 2 sorting bin

Specifications

  • Recommended Age: 4+ years
  • Materials: Printed wooden cards, animal figurines

How to Use

Lay out a wooden predator-prey scene card (e.g., lion chasing zebra). Invite the child to identify each animal’s role. Place the corresponding figurines beside the card, and label them using the wooden name cards. Place the “Prey” and “Predator” title cards above each group to reinforce classification.

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