Banana Nomenclature - Cards (red)

The term 'nomenclature' derives from the Latin nomenclatura, meaning 'assigning names.' Nomenclature enriches vocabulary, develops language skills, and enhances the understanding of concepts.

The Banana Nomenclature Cards are formatted as 3-part cards and include a blackline master. The 15 parts of the banana: banana, epicarp, mesocarp, endocarp, cut stalk, perianth, cut banana, endocarp (of the cut banana), loculi, dried ovules, bunch, hand, finger, carpel, and vertical cross section of banana flower. The cards for bunch, hand, finger, and vertical cross section of banana flower are shown in color, not in red.

Includes:

• 15 cards with labels
• 15 cards without labels
• 15 labels
• 1 blackline master of the whole banana
• 1 blackline master of the cut banana
• 1 blackline master of the banana flower (cross-section)
• 1 blackline master of the bunch, hand, and finger

To use three-part cards, match the labels to the corresponding pictures. Verify the matches using the control cards with the labels.

After the children have learned the individual parts, they can create their own booklet by coloring and labeling the blackline master.

Cards are approx. 6¾" x 4½". 

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