Our double-sided, 11 X 17 inch, laminated biodiversity sheets allow you to scan through many colourful images at once to identify animals and plants. Sometimes it’s easier than paging through a book! Field-tested with all ages -- from preschoolers to retirees -- everyone loves them! Sheets are organized to cover specific habitats or concentrate on particular groups of organisms. They also make great placemats. One volunteer’s two-and-a-half-year-old grandson can identify all of the insects on the goldenrod sheet and he learned them all while eating at grandpa and grandma's house! We are also working on activity sheets that will help you learn about each group. Click here [1] to see what we have so far.
A big thank you to the photographers who donated shots for this project! The Native Tree Leaves sheet also comes in a trilingual English-French-Anishinaabemowin version. If this sheet becomes popular, we may add more trilingual sheets in the future.
Sheets cost $5 each (which includes tax). You can purchase them from our online store and have them shipped to you.
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List of All Sheets
- Animal Signs and Winter Seedheads
- Backyard Birds
- Beetles
- Butterflies
- Caterpillars
- Dragonflies
- Ducks and Wetland Birds
- Ferns
- Fungi
- Goldenrod Life
- Hawks and Owls
- Indoor Wildlife
- Lichens and Tree Bark
- Mammals
- Moths
- Native Fruits and Seeds
- Pond Life
- Reptiles and Amphibians
- Sky and Space
- Spiders
- Spring Migrants
- Spring Woodland Wildflowers
- Summer Field Wildflowers
- Tree Leaves
- Warblers and Sparrows
- Native Tree Buds
Biodiversity Identification Sheets
Animal Signs and Winter Seedheads (be an animal sleuth and a winter botanist!) [3]
Backyard Birds (a summer side and a winter side - great for seeing what is coming to the bird feeder!) [4]
Beetles (the most biodiverse group of species in the world!) [5]
Butterflies (gorgeous and graceful) [6]
Caterpillars (a fuzzy/spiky/hairy side and a smooth side) [7]
Dragonflies (anything that eats mosquitoes needs to be noticed!) [8]
Ducks and Wetland Birds (bird guide when it gets wet) [9]
Ferns (forest frond frenzy) [10]
Fungi (check out the beauty in these small organisms!) [11]
Goldenrod Life (great resource for exploring a field of goldenrod in the fall) [12]
Hawks and Owls (for your raptorial pleasure) [13]
Indoor Wildlife (what can you find in your own home?) [14]
Lichens and Tree Bark (explore the realm of a tree trunk) [15]
Mammals (mammals on one side, tracks on the other) [16]
Moths (nocturnal visitors to your porch lights) [17]
Native Tree Fruits and Seeds (how our woody plants disperse themselves) [18]
Pond Life (vernal pools on one side, permanent ponds on the other) [19]
Reptiles and Amphibians (marvelous and magnificent) [20]
Sky and Space (look up...way up!) [21]
Spiders (Miss Muffet's favourite) [22]
Spring Migrants (it's their thing to return in the spring) [23]
Spring Woodland Wildflowers (colourful on one side, white on the other) [24]
Summer Field Wildflowers (what is attracting all those pollinators?) [25]
Tree Leaves (see the variety of shapes and edges) [26]
Available in an English-only version or an English-French-Anishinaabemowin version. We have some activity sheets that work this sheet; if you are interested, click here [1].
Warblers and Sparrows (everyone's favourites on one side and those LBJ's - little brown jobs - on the other!) [27]
Native Tree Buds (winter tree id is possible!)
