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New Zealand Flag Lapbook ebook $5.00

Are you looking for a fun resource to do with your child that will teach them all about New Zealand's Flags and Symbols while they cut, paste and colour in. Then this is perfect. We have designed this simple lapbook to be done by as part of your New Zealand studies.

New-Zealand Flag lapbook

New Zealand Flag ebook $5.00

This fun New Zealand Flag and Symbols lapbook gives children a good understanding of New Zealand's flags and symbols. It is perfect to do with early primary aged children (if aged over 10 they can do it themselves).

Included in this ebook you will find:

  • Instructions for your New Zealand lapbook.
  • Templates for your lapbook
  • An explanation of the symbolism behind the New Zealand flag including the Southern Cross, Union Jack and Coat of Arms.
  • Images and paper templates for Kiwi, Silver fern, New Zealand map and New Zealand Coat of Arms.
  • Other flags used in New Zealand
  • New Zealand flag to colour.

Just add a manila folder, glue, scissors, colouring-in pencils and look at the online information and you can have a fun and informative lesson that will teach you all about our nations flag.

What then is a lapbook?

A lapbook (or shutter book) is a manila folder that is folded in different ways with interesting extras hidden inside. Lapbooking is great for all sorts of homeschool and school unit studies and topics. Lapbooks and notebooking have a lot in common. Lapbooking tend to be more useful for children who wont do a lot of writing.

Reviews

This is an excellent lapbook which we used as an introduction to lapbooking. We were very impressed with the clear explanations for each of the flags and the emblems. It is easy to do and well presented. For anyone studying civics in NZ or NZ culture, this is a must have resource! Felicity Rockpool Homeschool Forum

We finished our NZ flags and symbols lapbook this week.  It was great, and my 6yr old daughter enjoyed colouring the flags and learning about them.  I'm glad we did it, and I even learned a few things myself :) Stacy