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Geometria Solidi Formes 3D Cartes de Nomenclature (Cursivo)

Geometria Solidi Formes 3D Cartes de Nomenclature (Cursivo)

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Italian cursive handwriting meets geometry with these 10 three-part nomenclature cards. Children ages 3-6 match geometric solids to beautiful Italian corsivo labels—sfera, cubo, cilindro—building both geometry knowledge and cursive reading fluency.

📦 What's Included

  • 10 three-part card sets (30 cards total: picture card, label card, control card)
  • 5 pages total
  • Shapes in Italian cursive: sfera (sphere), ellisoide (ellipsoid), ovoidale (ovoid), cubo (cube), prisma a base quadrangolare (rectangular prism), prisma a base triangolare (triangular prism), cono (cone), piramide a base quadrangolare (square-based pyramid), piramide a base triangolare (triangular pyramid), cilindro (cylinder)
  • Cursive/corsivo font labels for handwriting exposure
  • Three-part card format following Montessori principles

💡 Learning Benefits

  • Develop geometric vocabulary in Italian language
  • Build cursive reading recognition through geometric terms
  • Support bilingual Montessori education authentically
  • Practice shape identification with Italian terminology
  • Strengthen independent matching and self-checking skills
  • Prepare for formal cursive handwriting through print exposure

🎯 How to Use

  • Print on cardstock and laminate for durability
  • Cut out all three card types for each geometric solid
  • Introduce shapes using three-period lesson in Italian
  • Children match cursive label cards to picture cards
  • Use control cards for independent verification
  • Combine with physical Montessori geometric solids for complete learning

🇮🇹 Why Cursive Matters in Montessori

Montessori introduces cursive early because it flows more naturally than print for young writers. These cursive nomenclature cards expose children to Italian corsivo through reading—not yet writing—so they recognize the flowing letters before formal handwriting lessons begin. Use the print version first if your students are new to Italian or cursive. Once they're comfortable with geometric solid names in regular print, introduce this cursive set to build reading fluency with connected letters.

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