Crafty Bookmarks for Kids
In honor of International Children's Book Day {on April 2nd!}, we scoured the web for some cute bookmarks that will remind your kiddos of the importance of reading, commemorate the day, and, hopefully, add a bit of color and excitement as they embark on their next reading conquest! Here are a few of our favorites {although we're sure there are plenty more floating out there in cyberspace that we would adore as well!}.
FamilyFun had numerous ideas...
If you're a chronic "misplacer" of bookmarks, this bookworm bracelet is the perfect solution!
Keep your "favorites" book list at your fingertips with this colorful bookmark - makes a great keepsake to remind your kiddos of the books they like at different ages/stages!
Originally designed for Valentine's Day, rework this adorable recycled calendar bookmark with a more generic message - "READING makes my day!"
Boys will especially love these "page grabber" bookmark printables depicting pirates, robots, and more!
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FamilyFun wasn't our only stop {it only seems like it!}. We found some great bookmark crafts at other great sites as well...
Got some old paint chips lying around? Make some dynamic {inexpensive!} bookmarks like these from Camille Reads to keep in the classroom library.
These recycling bin bookmarks from plumpudding show just how versatile old cereal and cracker boxes can be! {Although they might just inspire your students to make themselves a snack instead of sit down to read!}
Last, but certainly not least, these paperclip bookmarks stamped with quirky animals and tied with fun ribbon from My Chick 'n Scratch are perfect for avid readers! They're small, cute, and you just can't get enough of them!
Feel free to share links to your favorite bookmark craft in the comment section below!
Happy reading {and International Children's Book Day, of course}!
