Pirates. Worksheets and Crafts. By Learn Curriculum. Graphics used: Teacher Scrapbook TPT"

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1 Pirates Worksheets and Crafts By Learn Curriculum Graphics used: Teacher Scrapbook TPT"

2 Pirates Worksheets /

3 11 Parent Activities Parents are their children s first teachers. To make parents more involved with their child/ren s learning, print up 1 or more sheets to send home each week on Friday. If using Friday Folders each week, place pages on the left hand side. Label the left side of the Friday Folder Parent Activities. Children love to color. These sheets will give them the opportunity to do that, while learning. They will be using their small motor muscles, literacy and math skills, depending on what sheets you print up Learn Curriculum Graphic used: Scrappin Doodles

4 Pirates and Princesses Printable Activities This section has the worksheets for your Pirates theme. Worksheets are theme related and also include the letter P, number 3, shape diamond and color black. There are enough sheets to do several a day. This depends on if you would like the theme to run 1 2 weeks or the whole month long. Pick and choose the sheets you wish to use each day and print up. Don t feel bad if you don t use all the sheets. Alternate and use different sheets the following year. Copyright, Learn Curriculum, 2014 Graphics used: Scrappin Doodles

5 Worksheets All worksheets can be colored. When planning out your week, check out the worksheets. How would you like the children to complete the worksheets? Crayons and markers are the first thought, but use your imagination. Print up some of the worksheets on white card stock and let the children paint them. Shape sponges dipped in paint Old tooth brushes Paint daubers Finger paint Paint with water colors and glitter Think of different ways the children can finish a worksheet. Children will have fun bringing home an assortment of finished sheets to show their family.

6 Pirate Flip Book Sample shows colored finish color flip book - located in Math and Science Ideas Directions: Print sheets up on white card stock. Trim all the pages on the black lines. Leave the cover and back whole, and cut the other sheets in half. Make sure you cut all the sheets evenly. Place the back cover 1 st, and all the number cards in order. Place the pictures of pirate items in random order. Place the cover on top. You can either bind the book or put rings on the top of the page to keep the book together. Sample shows the book bound Learn Curriculum

7 Object of Pirate Flip Book Object of this book is for the child to match the number on the left with the correct number of pirate objects to the right Learn Curriculum

8 Pirates Flip Book Learn Curriculum Graphics use: Teaching in the Tongass

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20 Name Pirates Color brown yellow red blue green Learn Curriculum Graphic used: Teaching int he Tongass

21 Name Which pirate ship is the largest? Circle the largest ship. Color Learn Curriculum Graphic used: Teaching in the Tongass

22 Name Draw a circle around the smallest picture in each section. Color Learn Curriculum Graphics used: Teaching in the Tongass

23 Name Circle the pirate items. Color Learn Curriculum Graphics used: Teaching in the Tongass

24 Name Circle the pirate items. Color answers Learn Curriculum Graphics used: Teaching in the Tongass

25 Name Color - cut out the pictures below and glue them in the matching row Learn Curriculum Graphics used: Teaching in the Tongass

26 Name Pirates Learn Curriculum Graphics &/or fonts copyright Dianne J Hook. Color Cut Glue

27 Color Cut out on dotted lines Learn Curriculum "Graphics &/or fonts copyright Dianne J Hook.

28 Color Cut out on dotted line Glue onto construction paper Pirates Learn Curriculum Graphics Used: Scrappin Doodles

29 Name Color and glue the picture that comes next Learn Curriculum Graphics used: Scrappin Doodles

30 Name Add Write the answer. Color Pirates + = + = + = + = Learn Curriculum Johnston Kindergarten Corner

31 Name Add Write the answer. Color Pirates + = 1 + = 2 + = 3 + = Learn Curriculum Johnston Kindergarten Corner

32 Name Look at each group. Circle the number that tells how many are in the group Learn Curriculum Graphics used: Teaching in the Tongass

33 Name Look at each group. Circle the number that tells how many are in the group Learn Curriculum Graphics used: Teaching in the Tongassn

34 My Pirate Counting Book Directions: Print up the following sheets (1 set per child). Trim, place sheets in order and staple together to make a book. Let the children color. Jeffrey Learn Curriculum

35 My Pirate Counting Book by Learn Curriculum "Graphics &/or fonts copyright Dianne J Hook. 1 pirate

36 2 ships 3 skulls

37 4 treasure chests 5 canons

38 6 hooks 7 compasses

39 8 anchors 9 bandanas

40 10 monkeys X marks the spot!

41 Name Color the pirate pictures in each row that match Learn Curriculum Graphics used: Teacher Scrapbook Graphics / Teaching ing the Tongass

42 Name Pirate Counting Color 1 Color 2 Color 3 Color 4 Color Learn Curriculum Graphics used: Teaching in the Tongass

43 Name Color Cut out the pirates the dotted lines. Glue the pirates on the pirate ship Learn Curriculum

44 Name Col or cut and glue the pirates to the right side of the ship Learn Curriculum

45 Name Draw a line to the matching picture - Color Learn Curriculum Graphics used: Scrappin Doodles)

46 Draw on Me Learn Curriculum

47 Name Draw a line from the ship to all the crew. Color Learn Curriculum

48 Name Between Color - cut and paste. Glue the pirates between the ship and the treasure chest Learn Curriculum

49 Name Color It s the pirate s life for ME! Learn Curriculum "Graphics &/or fonts copyright Dianne J Hook.

50 Name Help the pirate find his way to the ship. Color Learn Curriculum

51 Name Color cut lines with scissors Learn Curriculum

52 Name Color cut lines with scissors Learn Curriculum

53 Color Cut out on dotted lines Learn Curriculum "Graphics &/or fonts copyright Dianne J Hook.

54 Color Cut out on dotted lines Learn Curriculum "Graphics &/or fonts copyright Dianne J Hook.