Transportation & Vehicles flashcards.
Thirty-two spotter cards for everything that goes: the land vehicles kids ride and see every week — car, bus, train, school bus, tractor, ambulance — the helper trucks that keep a town running, the rails and the cables, the boats that float and the machines that fly, and eleven sheets of construction giants, from road roller to tower crane. Every card names its four vehicles on the picture, so the words go home with the art.
These cards belong to Class 24 · Transportation & Vehicles on the Kiddo School learning path.
Every card in the set.
Each card has its own page: the picture and short, practical notes for grown-ups — what it is for, how to use it, how to print it. Tap any card to open it.
Car, Bus, Train & BicycleCard 1 of 32Ages 3+Land
Truck, Motorcycle, Tractor & AmbulanceCard 2 of 32Ages 3+Land
Tram, Trolleybus, Rickshaw & Cable CarCard 3 of 32Ages 4–5Land
Fire Engine, Police Car, Tow Truck & Garbage TruckCard 4 of 32Ages 3+Land
Scooter, Skateboard, Roller Skates & UnicycleCard 5 of 32Ages 3+Land
Van, Minibus, Limousine & ConvertibleCard 6 of 32Ages 4–5Land
Bulldozer, Excavator, Crane & ForkliftCard 7 of 32Ages 4–5Land
Horse Cart, Sleigh, Wagon & HandcartCard 8 of 32Ages 4–5Land
Metro Train, Monorail, Funicular & Steam LocomotiveCard 9 of 32Ages 4–5Land
Go-Kart, Dune Buggy, Snowmobile & Quad BikeCard 10 of 32Ages 4–5Land
Tractor, Combine Harvester, Road Train & Articulated BusCard 11 of 32Ages 4–5Land
Coach Bus, School Bus, Double-Decker Bus & Electric BusCard 12 of 32Ages 3+Land
Race Car, Rally Car, Go-Kart Trailer & Armored VehicleCard 13 of 32Ages 4–5Land
Boat, Ship, Sailboat & SubmarineCard 14 of 32Ages 3+Water
Ferry, Kayak, Canoe & SpeedboatCard 15 of 32Ages 4–5Water
Yacht, Catamaran, Cruise Ship & LifeboatCard 16 of 32Ages 4–5Water
Tugboat, Dredger, Hydrofoil & Paddle SteamerCard 17 of 32Ages 4–5Water
Airplane, Helicopter, Hot-Air Balloon & RocketCard 18 of 32Ages 3+Air
Jet, Seaplane, Glider & BlimpCard 19 of 32Ages 4–5Air
Drone, Fighter Jet, Cargo Plane & Passenger PlaneCard 20 of 32Ages 4–5Air
Space Shuttle, Hang Glider, Gyrocopter & Flying BoatCard 21 of 32Ages 4–5Air
Road Roller, Mixer, Dump Truck & PaverCard 22 of 32Ages 4–5Construction
Wheel Loader, Backhoe, Grader & Skid-SteerCard 23 of 32Ages 4–5Construction
Drilling Rig, Pile Driver, Telehandler & Boom LiftCard 24 of 32Ages 4–5Construction
Scissor Lift, Material Lift, Tunnel Borer & TrencherCard 25 of 32Ages 4–5Construction
Pump Truck, Water Truck, Lowboy & Batching PlantCard 26 of 32Ages 4–5Construction
Street Sweeper, Snowplow, Line Painter & Rail GrinderCard 27 of 32Ages 4–5Construction
Cold Planer, Asphalt Recycler, Curb Machine & Slipform PaverCard 28 of 32Ages 4–5Construction
Articulated Hauler, Motor Scraper, Pipe Layer & Trench CompactorCard 29 of 32Ages 4–5Construction
Vacuum Excavator, Crawler Carrier, Tracked Carrier & Material HandlerCard 30 of 32Ages 4–5Construction
Tower Crane, Crawler Crane, Rough-Terrain Crane & Truck CraneCard 31 of 32Ages 4–5Construction
Generator, Light Tower, Compressor & Welding TruckCard 32 of 32Ages 4–5ConstructionFour ways that work.
You do not need a plan or a printer schedule. Pick one idea, try it for two minutes and see what happens.
- 01
Run the vehicle hunt
Pull a card, name one of its four vehicles, then hunt: spot a real bus, a delivery van, a bicycle from the window or on a walk. Spotting is the transport theme’s heart — every real sighting "checks off" a card.
- 02
Sort by where they go
Land cards in one pile, water in another, air in a third, construction on the floor. Sorting by where a vehicle travels is a first classification lesson — and every family sorts the tricky ones (a seaplane? an amphibian?) differently, which is the best kind of argument.
- 03
Follow the age pills
Every card carries an age pill. The everyday vehicles — car, bus, train, school bus, fire engine — are Ages 3+; the specialist machines are Ages 4–5. Start where your child’s eyes already go.
- 04
Count the wheels
Four wheels on the car, many wheels on the articulated bus, none on the hang glider. Wheel counting turns the whole set into early maths — and a figure-hunt for the vehicles that roll on tracks instead.
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Every card page has its own download button with the full-size image. This set is printed straight from its class page.
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