Zoey, loves puzzles, so I have a giant world foam puzzle with 54 pieces in a large basket (not shown in my photos). Sophia loves having Zoey read to her, although I’m sure she doesn’t care if her books fit with a theme! I have the adorable Little Panda Finger Puppet book and Bill Martin, Jr.,/Eric Carle’s Panda Bear, Panda Bear, What Do You See? They aren’t Montessori-style books, but they’re favorites at my house. My 4-year-old granddaughter, Zoey, loves to share books with her month-old sister, Sophia, so these are especially fun for Zoey. I even have two books for babies and toddlers. I have fictional panda books in our book basket, too.
Even though red pandas belong to their own family, I think it’s important to read about them since they share the name “panda” with the giant panda and also like to eat bamboo. I also have the National Geographic Red Pandas book. I have both Pandas and Mission Panda Rescue for this unit. There are a number of great National Geographic bear books. I love the National Geographic animal books. I have a number of other panda books in a book basket. A free printable reader with more words is the Panda Bear Nonfiction Reader from Simply Kinder. On my top shelf, I have the Scholastic Pandas, 40 Panda Facts for Kids (no longer available through Amazon), and a homemade Giant Panda book using the free printable Giant Panda by A Special Day in College and Career Readiness at Teachers Pay Teachers. I always have related books available throughout a unit.
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You’ll also find Montessori-inspired panda numbers, letters, spinners, and and more (part of my subscriber freebie pack, so just sign up for my email to get the link and password … or check the bottom of your latest newsletter if you’re already a subscriber) My shelves with panda-themed activities include a free panda culture card designed by The Montessori Company. Montessori Shelves with Panda-Themed Activities Free Printables + Materials Used in the Pictured Panda Activities for Preschoolers-First Gradersĭisclosure: This post contains affiliate links (at no cost to you). To keep this post focused, I’m also not sharing Kung Fu Panda printables here unless they aren’t identifiable as the Kung Fu Panda. To keep my list manageable, I don’t share coloring pages unless a page has a specific educational purpose related to pandas. The links are for free panda printables for preschoolers through 1st graders.
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In addition to our new panda pack, I have a special instant download from The Montessori Company with a hand-painted panda culture card! Today, I’m sharing both panda activities and free panda printables, including my new Montessori-inspired panda pack (subscriber freebie)! Panda activities are also great for a study of bears. The giant panda is the national animal of China. If you’re looking for activities for Chinese New Year or a study of China in general, consider the panda as an important part of your theme. Sign up for the Living Montessori Now Newsletter & Get Monthly Subscriber Freebies!.More Than Ten Years’ Worth of Free Printables and Montessori-Inspired Activities.Montessori Homeschool Classroom and Materials.
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