Three Part Cards

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 The 3 Part Cards

  • Have you heard of 3part cards? 
  • What are they and their uses?


Three part cards also known as nomenclature or naming cards, are used to teach names of things. 



The 3-part cards, also known as classified pictures or nomenclature, are a staple in the Montessori classroom. They are among the visible materials you find once you enter a Montessori prepared environment.




Like the name implies, the three part card has 3parts, 


1. The picture card(only picture) 

2. The name tag

3. Control card(serve as control of error) 



1. The picture card(only picture) has only picture.

Picture card

2. The name tag: This card has only the name.


Name Slip or tag



3. Control card(serve as control of error) : This card has the picture and name of the concept.

Control card




The three part cards help a child in



1. Identification of objects by sight and name


2. Matching or pairing objects

3. Development of memory

4. Concentration and coordination 

5. Independence 

6. Vocabulary development 

7. Development of oral language skill




How to use the 3-part cards 

 


Presentation with 3 part cards can be done

for reading and non-reading. 



Presentation for the Reading Child 


  • Have the child identify each picture card and arrange them on the mat vertically, left to right.


  • Read the name slips and match with the picture cards.


  • Check with the control card if the name and picture matches.



Presentation for the non-reading child 



  • Have the child identify each picture card and arrange them on the mat vertically, left to right.


Pick the control card and match with the picture card. 



Get Zoology 3-part cards here


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