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| Owl Puzzle Here is a cute little puzzle for younger children to cut out and put back together. Store in an envelope within your lapbook. |
| Cute Owl Clipart Owls are so cute! Use these owls to decorate your lapbook to give it a little color and personality! |
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| My Favorite Owls: Layer Book This is a layer book for children to draw or paste in pictures of their favorite owls. Older children can write the names of the owls, and where they can be found. |
| Birds of Prey? This is a 6 flap book for children to write in what makes a bird a raptor or bird of prey. There are different flaps for children to list or draw in pictures of other birds of prey as well. |
| My Owl Pellet: Experiment Notes This is a little printable book where children can store facts about their owl pellets. Children measure and record the size, shape, appearance, and contents with this book after and during dissection. You can purchase owl pellet here, or opt for synthetic kits as well. Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 |
| This page is full of resources you can use to make your Owl Lapbook. We studied owls during my daughters First Grade year so the printables and activities are designed for that age level, but they can easily be altered for older children. I posted all the links to the activities and crafts we used as well as books we enjoyed reading. There are lots of owl lapbooks online, so be sure and check out the helpful resources at the bottom of the page! |
| Make a Pinecone Owl These adorable owls are made with pinecones, cotton balls, feathers, craft foam and a few wiggle eyes. They are really easy to make, and children will want to make a whole "cluch" of baby owls! In Oregon you can snag pine cones, moss and feathers all on an Owl nature walk! Full Photo Instructions |





| Here are the resources that we used for our Owl Lapbook. There are so many wonderful resources on Birds of Prey but these were the ones we used the most, and for the foundation of the minibooks below. |








| Quiet Please! Because of the way God designed them, owls have the special ability to fly quietly. Use this fan book to write in the science behind the ability. |



| Owl Memory Match Here are some amazing photos of various owls you can use to play a memory matching game. Print two sets on heavy cardstock for best results. See if you can name the different types of owls as you play! |
| Owl Life Cycle Use this circle book to draw or write about the life cycle of owls. |










| Owl Lapbook Photos I've uploaded all of our Owl Lapbook photos to our Member Forum. Membership is Free and when you join you'll have access to over 3,000 different lapbooking photos and growing! Lapbook Lessons Forums |
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The Ultimate Lap Book Handbook By Tammy Duby & Cyndy Regeling / Meggie Dee Press An absolutely fantastic resource for parents looking at starting homeschooling, or wanting to see what the Lap Book phenomenon is all about, The Ultimate Lap Book Handbook is filled with personable, practical advice. Written by Tobin's Lab's Tammy Duby and Come Sit by Me author Cyndy Regeling, you'll find over 50 field-tested and kid-approved step-by-step projects. The benefits of lap-booking, as well as the myriad ways in which to create a lap book, are covered with classic homeschool wit, charm and know-how. Instructions are clearly laid-out in steps with materials list, detail hints, and other advice; topics are laid out by subject and include appropriate grades, writing prep and presentation descriptions. Illustrations included. 107 pages, softcover. |

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