Platypus Notebooking Pages

Does anyone else think the Platypus is cute? No? Well, I think it is super cute and completely fascinating from a Creator standpoint. It defies all science and logic, which I just love. Of course it does look a little weird, but its still kinda cute! Maybe I’m having a pregnancy mom moment…I think most things are cute these days.

These notebooking pages are a great way for kids to record everything they learn about the Platypus. This notebooking pack is also a great way for kids to work on their handwriting – sneaky, sneaky homeschool mom. They can be added to any curriculum, story time or used in conjunction with my other Platypus Printables. Feel free to use them any way you like, just don’t share them directly.

This set includes:

• 18 different types of blank Notebooking pages each in:
  • Large manuscript lines for early writers
  • Small manuscript lines for upper elementary
  • Plain lines for older writers
• 54 different Themed pages in:
  • Large manuscript lines for early writers
  • Small manuscript lines for upper elementary
  • Plain lines for older writers

If you’re looking for some great readers to use while learning about the Dung Beetle, check out these great titles. Many are probably available at your local library, or you could get a Kindle version for most of them on Amazon. I love using my Kindle Reader app to read with my kids. I have so many titles at the tip of my fingers in just minutes!Platypus! Step into Reading by Ginjer  L. Clarke

Platypuses (Australian Animals) by Sara Louise Kras

Platypus by Ann Moyal

Platypus by Sue Whiting

Platypus by Curious Kids Press

A Platypus, Probably by Sneed B. Collard III

Plaidypus Lost by Susan Stevens Crummel

Platypus by Chris Riddell

Platypus and the Birthday Party by Chris Riddell

Platypus and the Lucky Day by Chris Riddell

Phineas and Ferb: Platypus Power! by Ellie O’Ryan

Phineas and Ferb: The Missing Platypus by Disney Book Group

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