Easy Flipbook Projects for Primary Social Studies

I've been inspired by the Flipbook Fairy!

In the past week, I've created three flip book projects for primary students and posted them in my TpT store.

COMMUNITY HELPERS

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Community-Helpers-Flipbook-Project-for-K-2-2343834?aref=iens3m9v

My Community Helpers Flipbook is a 14-page book that asks students to give information about what each helper does, what tools they use, and how they help their communities. Click here or on the pictures to see more.

PROVINCES AND TERRITORIES

The Provinces and Territories of Canada Flipbook includes a page for each province or territory with a map, flag, and space for students to fill in the capital city, population, bird, flower, and tree. Click here or on the pictures for more information.

SYMBOLS OF CANADA

The Symbols of Canada Flipbook includes space on each page for the students to write about why the item symbolizes Canada (or anything else you'd like them to write!). Click here or on the pictures for more information.

Do you have an idea that you'd like to see as a flip book? Let me know in the comments below or email me at oneteachersadventures@gmail.com.

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