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Owl Flap Books:  Habitat & Fun Facts
Here are a couple of Owl flapbooks, the first pictures an
owl in a hollowed out tree and provides a place to write
about owl habitats.  The second has an owl holding up a
piece of paper and says "Fun Facts about owls"
Owl  Lapbook Cover
Here is a cover page for your Owl Lapbook.  This is
a black and white cover page for your children to
color in and decorate as they like.
Horned Owl Coloring Page
Here is a horned owl coloring page for children to use to
decorate their lapbook with.
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!
Owl File Folder Games
Owls are just adorable, and these fun and free file
folder games can  enhance your thematic learning.  
Great for children of all ages and customizable to the
level and ability of your children.
Owl Faces
In Gail Gibbons book "Owls" she describes there
being two different categories of owls, those with
round facial disks, and those with heart-shaped facial
disks.  Use this flap book for children to write in the
different names of the owls in each category.  
Owl Crafts & Activities
We've got lots of great educational crafts and activities
to enhance your learning about owls!  From dissecting
Owl pellets,  to exploring camouflage techniques,
you'll find something fun and exciting you can do with
your children!
Owl Lapbook Resources on our Sister Sites:
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Owl Notebooking Paper
Children can write poems, songs or copywork on this
sheet of owl themed notebooking paper.  The owl itself
has a place for children to draw in a picture as well.
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.

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All Owls! A Fun Study!
This unit is suggested for grades K-2 but is very flexible for lower & higher
grades. All Owls! A Fun Study! is intended to be read by the parent/teacher. It is
a lesson that speaks directly to the child. It was created to be fun and not
overwhelming. The child will feel involved in the lesson, while learning about owls.
Some of the topics covered include a little of each: where owls live, owl feathers,
camouflage, owl eyes, birds of prey, carnivores, Do You Remember?, owl
coloring & maze, the owl's beak, what an owl eats, digestion, pellets, various
species, ears & hearing, about intruders, and more.

Also included are owl lapbook folds & flaps, fact cards, a lapbook cover page,
and examples photos of a simple lapbook.

Click Here for Sample Pages
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
Owlcam: The Hidden World (DVD)

Get an up-close look at wild barred owls and view spy-camera footage of the birds
nesting and raising their young in a man-made nest box in this fascinating
documentary. Over a five-year period, a live Web cam recorded a pair of owls
named Ward and June and their three owlets, capturing nearly every stage of the
chicks' young lives. Discover the qualities that have sustained these wild birds and
their families for countless generations.

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Owls by Gail Gibbons

Gail Gibbons explores the mysterious world and workings of owls in her latest
nonfiction picture book. She depicts numerous species of owls and discusses their
biological similarities as well as their differences. She portrays their ideal habitats,
life styles, birth and development and environmental hazards that are threatening
certain species. As usual, her comprehensive text is accompanied by clearly
labeled illustrations and diagrams. Definitions are also included for additional clarity.
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Baby Owl

As their nest becomes more and more crowded, the baby great horned owls stretch
and flap impatiently. But they can't fly just yet. Even if one of them falls from the
tree and must find its own shelter on the ground, the little one still depends on its
parents' care. There are many weeks to go before the young chicks will be strong
enough to fly away and find homes of their own.
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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 Babies:  Fan Book Facts
Use this little fan book to store facts about the adorable
little owlets!
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.
Wise Owls:  Wisdom Bible Verse    Page 2
Here are a couple of copywork sheets for children on
WISDOM!  James 1:5 and James 3:17 talk about Wisdom
from God and they are great verses for children to learn
alongside the "Wise Owl" theme.  Print and Cursive
examples are provided, children who need more room
can use a separate sheet.