This activity is as easy as it gets!
Step one is to print the PDFs you like. You don’t even need to download the free bookmarks to color, you can do it from your browser! You can print out your bookmarks on card or paper. If you only have paper there is always the option of sticking it to some cardboard afterwards.
Step 2 is to color them in. How that is done is completely up to you. Crayons, colored pencils and felt pens work the best. If you are teaching an English class, this is a good time to practice listening skills. Dictate to your class how each picture should be colored in. For example, if your class had the food bookmarks, you could say – The pineapple is yellow, the ice cream is blue, and so on.
Step 3 is to cut the printable bookmarks out, this is easily done with scissors and there is a box around the bookmarks to follow.
Step 4 …. There may not be a step four if you have printed or stuck to card, you are pretty much done! Although if you want your bookmarks to last a bit longer, you can either laminate them or use sticky tape. By using a wide roll of clear sticky tape, you can cover the bookmarks and make them much stronger as well as water-resistant.
One cool thing to do is to stick two different bookmarks back to back. It makes them not only stronger but way nicer to look at and use!
You can even go one step further by punching a hole in the top of your easy bookmarks to color and attaching some string or ribbon.
