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Early humans shaped survival—and culture—with flakes of flint and polished hand-axes. This classroom kit invites children to handle that story one card at a time. The set presents 18 Stone Age tool traditions, from Oldowan flakes and Acheulian hand-axes to Neolithic pottery and sickles, each illustrated and paired with clear period notes drawn from archaeology. HMS-5080- Stone Tool No…

Complete three-part Montessori layout
- Control card (image + full caption)
- Picture card
- Label card
  Students match, read, and sequence while building precise vocabulary.
Chronological insight – Cards are grouped into Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic phases so learners see technological evolution at a glance.
Rich cultural links – Short narratives on each control card highlight milestones such as the first bow-and-arrow (Aterian), shell necklaces (Aurignacian), and polished farming tools (Neolithic).
Ready for instant use – High-resolution images, and layout marks for effortless lamination and/or cutting.
Curricular fit – Ideal for Montessori Great Lesson follow-ups, history timelines, anthropology studies, and cross-curricular language work (research projects, etymology of tool names).
Age range – Best suited to lower & upper elementary (6–12).