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These lovely princess colouring bookmarks are sure to be a hit, and are perfect for encouraging children to read a princess book or two! They might also make a nice activity - or even a party bag insert - for a princess party.
If your children love unicorns, let them colour in a unicorn colouring bookmark or two to use in their unicorn reading books! There are so many stories featuring unicorns that they are sure to find a home. These might make a fun unicorn party activity too.
These cute little bookmarks are fun to colour, and fun to use in a book, too! Children could colour them for themselves or as a little gift for siblings or friends. As far as we are concerned, the more bookmarks - and, of course, books - the better!
Encourage children to read an adventure book or two with these fun "reading adventure" bookmarks to colour. We've got two cute dragons and a brave, handsome knight. Perhaps that means they will need to read three adventure books!
I think children will enjoy colouring in these cute animal colouring bookmarks - and hopefully they will want to do some reading so they can use them! Kittens or puppies are always a hit.
This storytime bingo activity is perfect for the holidays and will hopefully encourage children to read, read, read! They need to cross off each activity as they manage it, perhaps with a visit or two to the library and some help from family.
Children can keep a record of their reading books with this simple reading log activity, which might especially appeal to reluctant writers.
This is a gentle kind of book report printable which asks for a drawing and a few comments about a child's favourite book. This might make a good activity at the end of the summer holidays?
This fun activity asks children to choose their favourite book and go on a word hunt, looking for different types of words and recording them on the sheet.
These pretty bookmarks are perfect for some spring reading, whether in the classroom or at home. Just print and cut out, and encourage a child to put on in their reading book...
Bookmarks are a lovely way to encourage reading - and cosying up to read in winter has always been one of our favourite activities. These pretty winter bookmarks might just encourage one of your young readers to open a book...
Having a supply of pretty, fun or interesting bookmarks makes getting a reading book out more of an event for children, and bookmarks are also useful for recording reading progress - or for writing notes about the book on. Leave them inside the book for another child or sibling to discover!
Encourage children to read with this fun weekly reading goal tracker printable. We encourage children to set 5 reading goals, keep a record of books that they have read, and reward themselves whenever they achieve one of their goals.
Here are 4 oh-so-pretty bookmarks that are sure to encourage children to read this summer! Just print and cut out, and slip into a favourite story book...
Here's a fun poster featuring 5 "wow" facts about lions that kids will love to learn - with some really cute clipart too!
Print with your "borderless" settings for a full colour poster.
Older children may like to tackle this lovely male lion colouring page, shading his mane with pencils or watercolour pencils. What a grand chap he is!
Here's one for older kids or adults! Our male lion is certainly king of the jungle in this colouring page.
This stunning colouring page of a proud tiger would make an excellent project for older children, using felt tips or pastels to make the tiger stand out against the undergrowth.
A proud tiger strolls through the undergrowth - definitely king of their territory - in this super colouring page for older children.
Colour in the tiger with her two cubs - deep in the undergrowth! This fabulous colouring page would make a good project for older children.