These stamps are economical because you can buy them unmounted (rubber die only), cling mount (rubber die on cling foam cushion), or wood mount (rubber die on foam cushion on white maple wood).
Here are some of my favorites... and when I place an order it'll be a big one! I will probably wait until I have students in-person again, and we make Timeline of Life calendars (each day of the calendar = 12.5 million years).
Create Your Own Calendar, 8 inch
The Great Inflation
The Precambrian Time
formation of Earth four and a half billion years ago to 543 million years ago
Moon Surface Foreground 1791J (could also be craters on Early Earth)
Cambrian Period
543 MYA to 490 MYA
National Park Service article: Cambrian Period
Ordovician Period
490 MYA to 443 MYA
National Park Service article: Ordovician Period
Silurian Period
443 MYA to 417 MYA
National Park Service article: Silurian Period
Devonian Period
417 MYA to 354 MYA
National Park Service article: Devonian Period
Carboniferous Period
354 MYA to 290 MYA
National Park Service article: Mississippian Period & Pennsylvanian Period
Permian Period
290 MYA to 248 MYA
National Park Service article: Permian Period
Triassic Period
248 MYA to 206 MYA
National Park Service article: Triassic Period
Jurassic Period
206 MYA to 144 MYA
National Park Service article: Jurassic Period
Cretaceous Period
144 MYA to 65 MYA
National Park Service article: Cretaceous Period
- Large Mushroom 1757J
Mushrooms and Toadstools 1679E
Joshua Tree 1533M
Smithsonian: How a Tree and Its Moth Shaped the Mohave Desert
Ducks 437J
The New York Times: Duck Look-Alike Reveals Bird's Evolution
Paleogene Period
65 MYA to 23 MYA
National Park Service article: Paleogene Period
Neogene Period
23 MYA to 2.6 MYA
National Park Service article: Neogene Period
Quaternary Period
2.6 MYA to present day
National Park Service article: Quaternary Period
One of the most kid-friendly resources for the Geologic Periods is the book set by Doug and Claudia Mann. Recently updated with new editions!
Note: I see that Beeswax Rubber Stamps also makes a lot of stamps that would be useful for Ancient Civilizations as well and even the Story of Money and the Story of Written Language! I wonder if they are Montessorians?
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