Fine Art Matching Cards - Maitri Learning

Fine Art Matching Cards

Name: Fine Art Matching Cards
Brand: Maitri Learning Montessori
SKU: mlart-world
Price: 53.0 PLN
Availability: InStock

Item No: mlart-world

53,00 zł PLN

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Variant

Rooted in Neurodevelopment
See the Guided Lesson Plan
High quality materials
Eco-Happy
Fun & Engaging Activities

Ages/Stages

PreK: Ages 3 to 4
K: Ages 5 to 6
1: Ages 6-7
2: Ages 7-8
3: Ages 8-9

Common Core

Comprehension and Collaboration
Fine Motor Skills
Language: Vocabulary
Vocabulary Acquisition and Use
Speaking/Listening

Get your hands on the fine art you have grown to love from our Fine Art Display Cards.

Now, with matching cards, children can work with the artwork they love. At the same time, they'll be training their memory and developing their hand-eye coordination. What's not to love?

The breathtaking art in this collection includes artwork from Europe, America, and around the world. The matching format lets children lay their hands on and work with the artwork they've come to love through the Fine Art Card activities.

First, match the fine artwork directly, side by side. Then, add distance by placing one set of cards far away from the other set. Finally, flip them upside down and layout them out in a grid for classic memory matching games. This challenges the children, adds interest to inspire more repetition, and gives cause for purposeful movement.

Product Details

We made these matching cards a bit larger than our traditional matching cards so that the children can engage more closely with the gorgeous details of each piece of art.

Cards are approx. 4¼” x 5½"
Matching format includes two sets of identical fine art pieces
Each set of 6 cards has a red or blue dot on the back (to make it easy to sort them out); 12 cards total
Rounded corners (no pricked fingers or dog-eared cards)
Comes in a sturdy, clear reclosable bag for storage
Lesson plan included

Our matching cards contain no written language on the cards themselves. The backs contain only a red dot or a blue dot so they can sort the cards into sets and play memory matching (with the cards upside down on the work area). But don't worry, we include a printed key in each packet so you can reference the name and artist for each work of art.

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

Made in the USA.

World Series: Features fine art from each continent with a permanent human population including textile beadwork (North America), painting of pottery (South America), sculpture (Europe), carved mask (Africa), painting (Asia), and drawing (Australia). Use this as your first introduction to art in many of its common expressions.

American Series: Features the artists Tanner, Cassatt, Duncanson, Homer, Hopper, and Whistler.

Europe Series 1: Features the artists Botticelli, Manet, Michelangelo, Raphael, Rembrandt, and Renoir

Europe Series 2: Features the artists Vermeer, Fragonard, Gauguin, Monet, Velázquez, and Da Vinci

Europe Series 3: Features the artists Van Gogh, Degas, Kandinsky, Klimt, Rousseau, and Seurat.

Europe Series 4: Features the artists El Greco, Brendekilde, Bruegel the Elder, Caillebotte, Cézanne, and David.

A Note to Montessorians

Our matching card packets contain the same photos as in our vocabulary and 3-part card packets. It is great to have all three sets in one classroom so that the 3-year olds (using vocabulary cards), 4-year-olds (using matching cards), and 5+ year-olds (using 3-part reading cards) can all be exploring the same topic—great for classroom community building!

A Note to Teachers

We recommend beginning with our Fine Art Display Cards. Use these larger format cards to explore the details of each piece of art and learn about the year it was made, the artist, and the art's style.

Then, move on to these Fine Art Matching cards. These allow children to work with the artwork they love in a new way.

When the children begin to write, inspire them to write about their favorite piece of art using the movable alphabet, chalkboards, or pencil/paper (whatever is appropriate for that child).

Once the children are reading non-phonetic words, introduce the 3-Part Fine Art Cards. Then, move to the 3-Part Artist Cards where they match the names of the artists with their image.

Finally, after the children succeed with the 3-Part Fine Art cards, introduce the Fine Art 4-Part Cards where they match the artwork, its name, and its artists. This is an activity that truly grows with your children!

Fine Art Matching Cards

53,00 zł PLN

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Fine Art Matching Cards