For Zoey’s level, I’d have her read the words and match them to the picture cards, check them with the control card, and match the Safari Ltd. Between our seasonal bingo games like Fall Bingo, Halloween Bingo, or even Spring Bingo there is always a different set of cards to choose from depending on our mood!

With the warmer months coming up, now is a great time to get the kids interested and wanting to learn more about the animals that are living in the ocean.It’s a super-fun book for multiple ages to look at with images that use Photicular technology to make each image like a 3-D movie on the page. It's also a great activity for family game nights, homeschool/classrooms, playing with friends, and more! We bring that to life here at Conscious Craft by offering you the best natural toys and craft materials we can find.

We believe that giving children the right materials, they will make and play with beautiful things that last a lifetime. For Zoey’s work, I cut out pictures that would be compatible with the Montessori pink, blue, and green series. It also tells about each ocean animal, including vital statistics such as size, habitat, range, diet, life span in the wild, and threats.These boards contain the name of the image for as well to help children with matching the images to the words. MY GOAL IS TO HELP YOU BUILD LONG-LASTING MEMORIES AS YOU SPEND INTENTIONAL TIME WITH THE ONES YOU LOVE. You can even talk to the kids about what type of BINGO prizes that they would be looking for and hoping for as well. Filled with fun facts and glorious illustrations that are guaranteed to delight aquatic aficionados. Grab up the bingo dabbers, talk about the rules of Bingo, and let the family game night and family fun begin!

Executive functioning skills are controlled by the frontal cortex of the brain, and they are integral to the development of important skills suchas impulse control. Head on under the sea while staying warm, playing a game, and learning vocabulary words with this fun Ocean Bingo game!Using painter’s tape or removable double-sided tape, you can have the child place the second set of ocean labels on the globe.

I chose this one because it uses all lowercase letters, which is consistent with how we introduce letters in Montessori. I have been planning my daughter's Under the Sea 3rd birthday party for MONTHS and it is a pool party. Zoey added three numbers and strung the corresponding numbers of ocean animals on the chenille stem to make a necklace. They’ll show the card to everyone and whoever has that picture on their bingo board will put a marker over the picture. If you don’t laminate the cards and print them in black and white, Do-A-Dot Markers are great for this activity.

But I have to say out of all the choices my kids always get so excited when I pull out the Animal Bingo game because it is their absolute favorite. My family has shared countless memories at the beach and this game helps us remember those good family moments together. Not only is it fun to play but you almost can’t help yourself from making all the animal noises as you play! After looking at the ocean sensory bottle, Christina named the animals and matched them to the cards.