Reading bookmarks: reading log, reading strategies, name bookmark

Teachers and librarians print bookmarks three to a page and cut them apart for readers. The three designs are a reading log with date and pages columns, a strategies bookmark that lists what to do when stuck, and a name bookmark with a tassel hole and a space for the owner's name. Each comes as storybook watercolor, bright geometric or black outline to color in. Type a theme, such as animals or space, and the same strips can take it.

• a reading log for a primary class
• a strategies card for a guided reading group
• a name bookmark for a school library book

Frequently asked questions

How many bookmarks are on a page?

Three tall strips side by side, with dashed cut lines between them, so each page gives three bookmarks.

What does the reading log hold?

A ruled table with Date and Pages columns and eight empty rows for the reader to fill in.

Does the name bookmark have a hole for a tassel?

Yes. It has a tassel hole circle at the top and a small stack of books at the foot.

What is the difference between the styles?

Storybook has watercolor borders and tiny animals, geometric has bold stripes and triangles, and the color-it style is black outline for a child to color.

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