FREE Polar Animals Fun Pack!
/What a joy it is to explore the animal world and stand in awe of the creatures God has created! There are so many unique animals with different abilities, habitats, and features we don’t even know about! We have created this FREE Polar Animals fun pack to give you and your children then chance to explore the world of polar animals. Learn about the Orca whale, penguins, narwhal, and more! The recommended ages are preschool through 4th grade - but let’s be honest— no one is too old to enjoy the world of polar animals!
This fun pack includes:
3 Part Montessori Cards - 3 part cards can be used in so many different ways. One of our favorite ways to use them is in the form of interactive games. Make sure to print them twice to play a round of memory with them or for a round of go fish!
Polar Scavenger Hunts - a fun way to search for everyday objects in an intentional way both inside and outside. They can also be used for simple copy work or spelling words!
Storyboards -Storyboards are excellent, simple tools to engage your children in imaginative play and play-narration (after a story reading). Children can freely play with their animals (much like they would paper dolls) or you can allow them to narrate a recent read-aloud using the animals and provided scenes.
Book List - We have provided a great list of books to help your family explore polar animals! Of course, you can purchase these but we will always suggest checking to see if your local library has them available for check out!
We hope and pray this simple fun pack will add some joy to your homeschool days.
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