I’m so glad you like them! I don’t have anymore animal cards, unfortunately. These are the other cards of this style I have made: https://researchparent.com/learn/montessori-learning/montessori-inspired-cards/, but other than the dinosaur cards (https://researchparent.com/dinosaur-cards-and-lap-book/), they aren’t animals. I hope you find what you are looking for!

You are so welcome! I’m glad you can use them. :)

Hi, Lisa. Can you give me an example of something that is not working for you? The files are a bit big, so they might just take a minute or so to appear on the screen when you click on them. If you use Windows, I recommend right-clicking the link and selecting, “Save Target As”, then saving the file to your desktop or wherever you want to save it. That way you’ll be able to see the download progress. (I assume there is something similar for a Mac, but I don’t know.) This post (World Zoology Cards) is one of my very first ones, so it looks like I link to the documents in a couple extra places, but in all my more recent posts and in this one, you can find the download links in both the Materials list and in the first step of the Instructions. Good luck and let me know if you are still having problems. Thanks! Michelle

Your resources look amazing. Ive been trying to download the free printables but they dont seem to open. Is there something im doing wrong?

Thanks Lisa

Hi again, Kim! I made some 3-part cards. Let me know if you have suggested improvements. I thought about making 4 or 5 part cards as well, but decided against it for the time being. This is such a great idea, I want to keep doing it with the new sets I put out (and eventually go back and add this feature to the ones I’ve already done), but doing more than 1, 2, and 3 part sets might get to be a little too much for me! If your kids think it’s too easy though, let me know and I’ll make an extra challenging version especially for them. :) I’m so glad you’re able to use them!

Thank you so much, Kim! I’m so glad you’ve found my resources useful. That is a great suggestion. It hadn’t occurred to me, but I can definitely add a version where I draw an extra line to separate the facts from the name of the animal. I have a busy day today, but give me a few days and I’ll see what I can do. Thanks again!