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Montessori-Inspired 3-Part Cards for the Safari Ltd NORTH AMERICA Animals Toob

Learn about the North American animals as you explore and play with Safari Ltd North America toob.  Free printable matching cards for the toob.


I live in North America, and most of these animals are native to my neighborhood.  Back in 2015, my kids (then 2, 1, and 6 months) loved the Safari Ltd North America toob, because they recognized almost every creature.  As you may have noticed, I've been on a campaign to rework my old Safari toob printables.  Since the North America toob was one of the first I ever made, I'm excited to present the latest version for you.

Originally published on June 10, 2015 and updated on March 3, 2021.

Learn about the North American animals as you explore and play with Safari Ltd North America toob.  Free printable matching cards for the toob.


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After you've put in your email address into the box, check your inbox for the confirmation email.  Open the email and click on the button to confirm your subscription.  You'll get a second email with a link to download the printable.  Download the PDF from the protected page.  Print the first two pages twice and laminate them for long-term use.  Then, cut out all the cards and separate them by sets (8 in each identical pile).  Leave one set of cards exactly as they are- with the picture and label attached.  With the second set of cards, cut the label off the pictures to make two piece.  The card with a picture and label, the card with just a picture, and the card with the label now make the three parts of the traditional Montessori 3-part cards.

Learn about the North American animals as you explore and play with Safari Ltd North America toob.  Free printable matching cards for the toob.

Once you have the three cards, you can present them to your child in the traditional Montessori method.  Have the child match the picture card with the label to the other two cards.  They can also match the Safari Ltd North America toob animals to the picture cards or label the figurines with the cards.  The child can also spell out the words with a movable alphabet like printable cards or shaped letters.

You can also chose not to separate the picture from the label to make a set of cards for a classic memory match.  You can your child can take turns choosing two cards and seeing if they're a match.  If they are a pair, then that player gets to keep them.  If they're not a match, the player must turn them over and the other player gets a turn.

You may also want to print just one copy of the cards and allow your child to match the Safari Ltd North America toob to the pictures.  Together, you can talk about the animal names, where they live, and sort them by type.  The figurines are great in messy play, sensory bins, and more!  My kids love to play with them, especially outside.


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Learn about the North American animals as you explore and play with Safari Ltd North America toob.  Free printable matching cards for the toob.Learn about the North American animals as you explore and play with Safari Ltd North America toob.  Free printable matching cards for the toob.

Learn about the North American animals as you explore and play with Safari Ltd North America toob.  Free printable matching cards for the toob.Learn about the North American animals as you explore and play with Safari Ltd North America toob.  Free printable matching cards for the toob.

Learn about the North American animals as you explore and play with Safari Ltd North America toob.  Free printable matching cards for the toob.



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  1. I LOVE all your 3-part cards that match the Safari TOOBs! These are awesome! :) Thank you for all your hard work!!!

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