England Lapbook - Homeschool Share

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Time for tea! Wait. Isn’t it always time for tea? No matter. Our England Lapbook gives you yet another reason to enjoy a cup of your favorite hot brew.

This lapbook will help your student learn about England’s major cities, capital city, population, climate, weather, currency, flag, products, and more.

England Lapbook Information

Use this information along with websites and library books to complete your England Lapbook.

Official Name: England

Size: 50,302 square miles

Capital: London

Official Language: English

Currency: Pound Sterling

Climate: England has a temperate climate. It is often overcast or rainy.

Products: Cereals, oilseed, potatoes, manufactured goods, fuels, and chemicals.

Population: For current information, use this website: Population of Countries

Comparing Times: To compare the time in the capital city to the time where you live, use this website: The World Clock

My Guide to Cities in England: Your student will need to research the cities in order to complete the mini-book.

Visiting London: Your student will need to research the landmarks in order to complete the mini-book.

Popular Sports: football (soccer), field hockey, cricket, rugby, and netball.

Popular British Foods: Your student will need to research the foods in order to complete the mini-book.

Afternoon Tea vs. High Tea Venn Diagram: Your student will need to research to complete the mini-book. You may find some information here.

School Matchbooks: Your student will need to research to complete the matchbooks. You may find some information here.

Cooking Ideas: There are gobs of fun British foods to make: Bakewell tart, cucumber sandwiches, scones, Victoria sponge, and others. Plan one and get cooking!

Make a Salt Dough Map: Add to your England study by making a salt dough map of England.

Make Holiday Crackers: Research this fun tradition and make your own.

England Lapbook Example

This lapbook example was made with two file folders. If you are new to lapbooking, try this post: How to Make a Lapbook.

How to Get Started with Your England Lapbook

Follow these simple instructions to get started with the England Lapbook.

If you want, go to your local library and check out books about England. One of our favorites is A Walk in London. Another good book to check out is Katie in London.
Print the England Lapbook.
Choose and prepare the lapbook mini-books you want to use with your student.
Enjoy a week of reading and learning all about England!