Backyard Nature 1-20 Counting Flashcards, Set of 20 Cards
This simple 1-20 flashcard set is inspired by the urban nature you might find at a park, city green space, or your own backyard!
Each card features an original gouache illustration painted by Stephanie Hathaway and a simple line drawing design of a dandelion pappus and seed on the back. The cards are printed on a 16 pt card stock with a satin matte finish and rounded edges. The cards measure 4x6".
The cards used in this game are both biodegradable and recyclable. We work hard to maintain 100% biodegradable and/or recyclable packaging and shipping materials for all items.
All artwork and design elements are original creations by Stephanie Hathaway Designs.
This simple 1-20 flashcard set is inspired by the urban nature you might find at a park, city green space, or your own backyard!
Each card features an original gouache illustration painted by Stephanie Hathaway and a simple line drawing design of a dandelion pappus and seed on the back. The cards are printed on a 16 pt card stock with a satin matte finish and rounded edges. The cards measure 4x6".
The cards used in this game are both biodegradable and recyclable. We work hard to maintain 100% biodegradable and/or recyclable packaging and shipping materials for all items.
All artwork and design elements are original creations by Stephanie Hathaway Designs.
This simple 1-20 flashcard set is inspired by the urban nature you might find at a park, city green space, or your own backyard!
Each card features an original gouache illustration painted by Stephanie Hathaway and a simple line drawing design of a dandelion pappus and seed on the back. The cards are printed on a 16 pt card stock with a satin matte finish and rounded edges. The cards measure 4x6".
The cards used in this game are both biodegradable and recyclable. We work hard to maintain 100% biodegradable and/or recyclable packaging and shipping materials for all items.
All artwork and design elements are original creations by Stephanie Hathaway Designs.
