Treasure Map Notebooking Pages

Use these Treasure Map notebooking pages when you are studying pirates, treasure hunts by archaeologists or fantasy treasure hunting.

The Pirates notebooking pages come in 3 levels and work for all types of writing assignments in many different subject areas including history and creative writing.

With these treasure map notebooking pages, your kids can write about the history of piracy or facts they’ve learned about treasure maps and hunts. They could even use them to write a fictional story about finding a treasure map.

Or they can write facts they learned about the archeologists who study the tales and legends and artifacts of pirates from the Middle Ages. Or maybe they could write about learning how to geocache in their local area to find “treasure”.

Treasure has been found in unlikely places, like a sunken steamboat in a field in Kansas. Your students could research treasure that has been found and how it was discovered!

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More Treasure Map Resources for Your Homeschool

Watch Treasure Map 1999 G A Dove Family Friendly movie

Or watch the series Return to Treasure Island on PureFlix

Read or listen to the Treasure Hunters series by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein. Book 9 comes out in the spring 2023. Also on Kindle and Audible. Upper elementary reading level.

Your kids will love these free Pirate Map Coloring Pages too!

Treasure Hunt Game Fun Scavenger Hunt Board Game Be an explorer, a pirate or a detective in this game for elementary kiddos.

Treasure Hunter’s Handbook by Liza Gardner Walsh Learn modern day techniques for hunting for treasure in your own neighborhood.

Treasure Map Activities

Teach your kids how to create secret codes with these handy instructions from Picklebums. Includes Morse code, Pigpen Cipher, and Make-Your-Own Code directions.

Help your kids create their own treasure map that looks authentic with the directions from Ran Art Blog (adult help required).

And finally, use Google maps and the instructions at Teach Beside Me to create a treasure map of your backyard.

Create your own pirate ship with these instructions for a Pirate Ship craft from a paper plate.

Treasure Map Printables

The treasure map notebooking pages come in 3 levels to fit all of your students’ needs.

Each level of notebooking page also comes in color graphics, with a photo, and in black/white in case you are trying to save on printer ink costs. There is a total of 12 printable pages in the packet.

These homeschool printables about treasure maps also work well for copywork and handwriting assignments, perhaps a quote from the book, Treasure Island.

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