Botany Parts of Vocabulary Card Set - Maitri Learning

Parts of the Dicot Flower Vocabulary

Item No: vlpodict

41,00 zł PLN

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Ages/Stages

PreK: Ages 3 to 4
K: Ages 5 to 6
ESL

Common Core

Comprehension and Collaboration
Language: Vocabulary
Speaking/Listening
Vocabulary Acquisition and Use

Description

Dicots (dicotyledons) are the flowers typically shown in botanical textbooks. They get their name because their seeds have two (di) seed leaves (cotyledons).

The beautiful lemon flower featured in our cards clearly shows the difference between a stamen and a pistil not to mention all of the other key botanical anatomy. Use these in the classroom to follow-up on your explorations in the garden.

Presenting more advanced terminology, these vocabulary cards are a perfect match for the cards in our "Parts of" 3-Part Cards and Definition Books. Use these along with the books and Definition Cards for an interactive build-a-book reading comprehension activity.

Product Details

One photo card for the whole dicot flower and one card for each of its key parts (see photo for list); 9 cards total
Vocabulary format includes beautiful images with no text (which can distract pre-readers)
Laminated with a food-grade laminate; ready and safe to use
Rounded corners (no pricked fingers or dog-eared cards)
Cards are approximately 4.25" x 3.75"
Each packet comes in a sturdy, clear reclosable bag for storage
Lesson plan included

These can be displayed in our Medium Cloth Pouches (sold separately) or as part of a Definition Card & Book Set in our All-in-One Definition Pouch (sold separately).

Created by a Montessori teacher. Eco-printed by parents/teachers/students in our rural New England office.

Made in the USA.

A Note to Teachers

Use these for vocabulary enrichment and sorting games.

Parts of the Dicot Flower Vocabulary

41,00 zł PLN

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Parts of the Dicot Flower Vocabulary

Parts of the Dicot Flower Vocabulary

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