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Pirate Lapbook

This pack contains early learning printables to use with your

toddler or preschooler when studying about pirates. We used the

book On a Pirate Ship by Sarah Courtauld and Benji Davies and

absolutely loved it!!

I would highly recommend printing the activities from this set

onto cardstock so that they are sturdier for younger hands.

Printables for this lapbook/folder include:

Name tag strip for front of lapbook

Story summary sheet for one of your favorite books

Verse printable for Matthew 6:21 ~ Where your treasure is...

Pirate words

Upper and lowercase ABC cards to trace or use for matching

Pirate ship size sequencing

Count the Gold ~ counting booklet

Parrot Colors ~ a coloring book

Pirate puppets ~ to re-enact your story {or tell your own}

Animal cards from the book On a Pirate Ship

Find the Treasure ~ gameboard

Clip art for your lapbook

Please feel free to print this pdf file for your own personal use. They were created for private and non-profit use. Clip art is from Fotolia.com and Microsoft. Please do not sell or host these files anywhere else.

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What happened in the story? My favorite part of the book was...

Use the top section for your child to practice writing his/her name and add to the

front of the lapbook. Depending on the book that you use for your pirate adven-

ture, have your child summarize the book and record what they tell you. Add the

mini ‘book report’ to the front of your lapbook.

Where y

our trea

sure is

th

ere you

r hea

rt w

ill be als

o.

Matth

ew 6:21

Where your treasure is there your heart will be also. Matthew 6:21

Where your is

there your will be also.

Matthew 6:21

cannon hook pirate

pirate ship parrot treasure

doubloons map anchor

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Pirate Words

Pirate ABC’s



Th

e p

irate

fou

nd

on

e b

ag

of g

old

.

Ho

w M

an

y

Bag

s of G

old

?

Cut out the pag-es and count the bags of gold on each page of the

booklet. Staple the book

together and add to your lapbook.

1

Th

e p

irate

fou

nd

two

bag

s of g

old

.

2



Th

e p

irate

fou

nd

six b

ag

s of g

old

.

6

Th

e p

irate

fou

nd

fou

r bag

s of g

old

.

4

Th

e p

irate

fou

nd

five b

ag

s of g

old

.

5

Th

e p

irate

fou

nd

thre

e b

ag

s of g

old

.

3



Th

e p

irate

fou

nd

ten

bag

s of g

old

.

10

Th

e p

irate

fou

nd

eig

ht b

ag

s of g

old

.

8

Th

e p

irate

fou

nd

nin

e b

ag

s of g

old

.

9

Th

e p

irate

fou

nd

seven

bag

s of g

old

.

7



Parrot

Colors

The pira

te’s pa

rrot is ora

nge.

The pira

te’s pa

rrot is red.


Cut out the pag-es and color the parrots on each

page of the booklet.

Staple the book together and add to your lapbook.


The pira

te’s pa

rrot is g

reen.

The pira

te’s pa

rrot is pu

rple. Th

e pirate’s

parrot is

blue.


The pira

te’s pa

rrot is y

ellow.


The pira

te’s pa

rrot is g

ray.

The pira

te’s pa

rrot is pin

k.

The pira

te’s pa

rrot is w

hite.


The pira

te’s pa

rrot is bla

ck.



Sequencing Ships


parrot monkey

Animals in the Book

When we read a story, we look to see what animals are in the book. These animals are from the book On a Pirate Ship by Sarah Courtauld and Benji Davies. The cards are laminated and then put on a jump ring so we can flip through the cards and review the animals in the weeks and months that follow. If you would rather, you can print the cards off onto cardstock and store them in the pocket provided.





duck cat

sea turtle octopus


for Animals in the Book


Animals in the Book




These images are meant to be folded in half and glued to a popsicle stick for your

child to use as ‘puppets’. Let your child retell the story or act out their own high seas adventure. Print on card-stock for added durability.


Find the TREASURE!

This is a fun and simple game to play with your preschooler! All

you need is a game board {two pieces}, game piece markers {like

small bingo chips}, and a die.

Directions:

Take turns rolling the die. If you land on one of the dark blue or

brown dots, stop and read to see what you need to do. Some-

times you can move ahead, you might have to drop anchor and

stay for a bit, or go back a few spaces. The first one to reach the

‘x’ marks the spot ~ wins!

Set Sail!! Oh no! Your ship needs repairs. Drop

anchor and stay here for one turn.

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Your hat blew off! Go back 2 spaces and get

it out of the water.

You found a message in a

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

bottle with a shortcut!!

Another pirate ship fired on your ship!

Stop and hide for 1 turn.

Lots of wind in your sails! Glide ahead 3 spots!

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