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**Create your own bookmarks ** Create cute page holders to fit inside your favorite books. It’s a craft to inspire kids to read more and be more invested in the reading world. It’s a nice craft specially for Book day and for the reading month. This printable bookmark craft is a charming and engaging activity designed to celebrate World Book Day or any reading-themed event in the classroom or at home. The resource includes several black-and-white bookmark templates featuring cute and expressive characters that students can personalize with colors and creative touches. There are 10 different templates: a cute lil’ three headed dragon, a unicorn, a book and rose for Sant Jordi’s Day, a sun, a bee, a butterfly, an ice cream, a happy face and a flower. The bookmarks are designed to be easy to cut out and assemble, suitable for a wide range of elementary grade levels. The characters include a variety of playful faces and reading-related themes, allowing children to connect with the activity in a fun and meaningful way. Teachers and caregivers can use this craft as part of a literacy center, a quiet-time activity, or a special project for Día del Libro celebrations. Recommended Uses for the Classroom: World Book Day or Día del Libro Celebrations: Use the bookmarks as a fun, hands-on activity to mark the occasion. Students can create personalized bookmarks to use with their current reading material. Literacy Centers: Incorporate the templates into reading or writing centers to encourage creativity and reinforce literacy skills in an engaging way. Early Finishers Activity: Provide this craft as an option for students who complete their work early. It’s quiet, independent, and purposeful. Reading Incentive Program: Allow students to decorate a new bookmark each time they finish a book, as a visual reward that encourages reading for pleasure. Book Buddy or Peer Reading Programs: Have students create bookmarks as gifts for their reading partners, adding a personal touch to the reading experience. Language Learning: Use the resource in bilingual or Spanish-language classrooms to support cultural connections and language practice, especially during themed reading weeks. Fine Motor Skill Practice: Ideal for younger students, this craft helps develop scissor skills, coloring within lines, and attention to detail. Library Class or School Library Events: Distribute the templates during school library time or special reading events to tie in arts and literacy in a relaxed setting.

Online Class English For Young Learners This is my Mom/Dad Level 1 Unit 2-1 This unit is centered on Mom and Dad, and basic language forms for ESL young learners that are starting to learn English and this is their first contact with it. It’s meant to last about 25-40 minutes. POWERPOINT This Lesson is part of a bigger Unit and it includes: Warm up section, in this case a Family song. Vocabulary: feelings, mom, dad, M,D and alphabet. Key sentences: This is my mom. This is my dad. Practice: activities for students to use the target language they have just learned. Drilling: activities where they will drill the words and the pronunciation. Games: to practice the language in a fun way Revision: a slide to review the words and key sentences. Goodbye: an alphabet song Extra: some extra activities included related to the topic. Homework: includes a short activity for the student to complete.