Pirate Printables

Here is what we created this week. Let us know what you think.  We hope by providing these materials to you free of charge, it will make your life easier! 

All our printables are in one easy download. Just click the image above to download a single zip file of all the printables. (Can’t unzip it. Try Hamster Free Zip Archiver approved by Amber’s husband. Remember to download carefully.)

Here are the printables included in this unit:

• Roll & Graph  
• Pp is for Pirate
• Beginning Writing/Cutting Practice
• Shadow Match
• Size Sequencing
• Patterns
• Letter Match
• Number Order Puzzle 
• Spelling Page
• Counting Clip Cards
• Which is Different?
• Memory Verse
• Pirate Hat Craft

Products We Use with Our Units

We hope you enjoy these printables and please let us know if you have any issues with downloading or using the items provided. 

Special thanks to Just So Scrappy for graphics.

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Treasure Hunt!

Yo ho ye who be reading the blog!  This week be all about me hearties, those seafaring scavengers, PIRATES!  Arrgh!  (this all must be read with a Pirate accent or I sound ridiculous)

At first we were just going to have a quick little family time with a snack and a movie, but, this theme just offers TOO MUCH FUN!  So, while little E took her afternoon nap I put together this treasure map, which I made on some brown construction paper and then “aged” by crumpling and singing some of the edges with a match. 

I made our map based off our house, and when E woke up we put on her pirate hat (I made hers) and we unrolled her map.

 

We followed the directions to her treasure, which happened to be a copy of Veggie Tales: The Pirates who Don’t Do Anything.

           

Based on photographic evidence I think its safe to say it kept her attention! 

As a family we also snacked on these cute pirate themed snacks that I found over at Little Page Turners.  All you need to put them together are some bananas, a couple of strawberries, some chocolate chips and some cookie icing.  Easy peasy and super cute, (tasty, too!)

If you would like to have your own pirate fun, and you aren’t too crafty, you can download this pirate hat template and let the kiddos make their own before you watch your movie as a family!  

Have a great family night!

Shiver me timbers!

Avast, landlubbers! Our ships be set to full mast and our heading be straight for a treasure o’ pirates activities. ARRR! Tis true, we'll be learnin' 'bout the wonderful world o’ pirating and such.

Ye find below a booty o’ pirating books. So read up me hearties, lessin' you be wanting to spend yer days swabbing the decks. Savey?

Now, answer me this maties, what be yer favorite Pirate books? Weigh in below. We be lookin’ for a slew o’ pirate readin’s. Yo-Ho!