Printable bookmarks for kids: make a reading log bookmark
🦉 Make a bookmark that keeps track of your reading. Pick a picture, pick what goes on it, then print four and cut them out.
Six pictures to colour
- A rocket
- A whale
- A castle
- A balloon
- A cat
- The moon
Three things to put on it
- 📋 A reading log. 8 numbered lines, one for every book you finish: a reading log that lives in your book.
- 🟩 Squares to colour. Squares to colour, one a book. On a device that has a reading challenge running, the squares count to its finish line (10, 6 or 4 for Winter Break, 20 for January); otherwise there are ten.
- ❓ Questions to ask. Five questions to ask yourself while you read: who is it about; where does it happen; what goes wrong; how is it fixed; what would you change.
How to make one
- Tap a picture (there are six, three at a time).
- Tap what goes on it: a reading log, squares to colour, or questions to ask.
- Tap colour in, in colour, or ink saver.
- Print: four bookmarks fit on one sheet of Letter or A4 paper, 2 by 7 inches each. Cut along the dashed lines.
Nothing is typed: the name is a line to write on with a pencil. Nothing is saved or sent. The bookmark goes with a reading challenge (try Winter Break), a weekly reading log or a bingo card.