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Thanksgiving season is a time for family, gratitude, and crafts! Printable bookmarks that you can color yourself are fun craft to do before or during the holiday festivities. And let’s be honest, it’s a great way to pass the time at the kid’s table. With a DIY Thanksgiving bookmarks printable, kids of all ages will love to create a masterpiece in the form of a bookmark that can be used in a favorite book or given as a gift. Black and white seasonal bookmarks really do make the perfect coloring activity. Get into the holiday spirit by making your own Thanksgiving bookmarks!
DIY Thanksgiving Bookmarks Printable That You Color Yourself
The holiday season is just the perfect time for crafting. Over the years I’ve shared quite a few different Thanksgiving craft ideas. Most have been of the coloring pages variety, mainly because I enjoy creating free printables for my blog readers, but I did find that DIY bookmarks are also a great option. Printable bookmarks serve two purposes, a fun activity and a creative way to boost a love of reading.
Free Printables
I love to make all sorts of different kinds of printables. It’s simple to do, gives me content to blog about, and allows for my readers to receive a free gift from me.
Don’t miss out on all the fun activities, fun crafts and other free printable bookmarks that I have on the blog!
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Fun Fall Activities at School
This DIY Thanksgiving bookmarks printable can also be used as a craft for a school party, in the classroom for art, or add a fun library activity at school! Printables are always a great idea for the classroom. Economy friendly, it’s a simple craft that allows kids to use their own creativity with only a sheet of paper and box of crayons.
Thanksgiving Bookmarks Printable
Kids of all ages (adults too) will love coloring these Thanksgiving-themed bookmarks!
These cute free printable Thanksgiving bookmarks are packed with autumn leaves, fall florals, acorns, and of course a thankful pumpkin. Also great for classroom parties, this festive activity is the perfect way to encourage young readers to grab a good book and use their new bookmark to mark their place.
What you’ll need:
White cardstock or printer paper
What you’ll do:
Download the free bookmarks PDF file HERE.
Print off on cardstock paper. (Or you can use regular printer paper, the bookmark just won’t be as durable.)
Cut along the dotted line to separate bookmarks.
Place the bookmarks at the kid’s table along with some different color crayons to entertain during the Thanksgiving celebrations. (Or have your kids create over Thanksgiving break!)
Enjoy making your own bookmarks!
Other Printable Bookmarks
If you are looking for different bookmark designs, I have more free Thanksgiving bookmarks on the blog!
Get the give thanks bookmarks HERE.
Looking for more Thanksgiving activities? I have quite a few here on the blog. One of my favorites is a fun giant coloring page that’s filled with images of thanksgiving and perfect for the kid’s table. There’s even a box where kids can write in what they are thankful for! Get the printable HERE.
Happy Crafting and Happy Thanksgiving!
Tara
blog owner at Seeing Dandy Blog
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