FREE Printable Pearl Harbor Lapbook

Published:
October 17, 2017

Carrie Fernandez

Contributor:
Carrie

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Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day is December 7th and you can start your research now with this free, printable Pearl Harbor Lapbook. When working with national holidays that memorialize historical persons or events, it’s helpful to do the studying before the date of the holiday. If you wait until afterwards or the “day of,” it loses some of its momentum. It makes the day much more meaningful to know and understand the significance of the day on the calendar date.

You and your child can start working now on this lapbook as it will take some time to complete. There are 19 pages in this download!

Pearl Harbor Lapbook

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