Bookmarks to encourage your students to read on their own.
These bookmarks are designed to encourage your students to actively read each night.
Print, cut and fold these double-sided My Reading Bookmarks.
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My Reading Bookmark
Updated: 22 Nov 2018
Bookmarks to encourage your students to read on their own.
Non-Editable: PDF
Pages: 6 Pages
Years: F - 4
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These are great. But I think instead of My Reading Bookmark, there needs to be a space for the students to right their actual name; Sarah's Reading Bookmark. Otherwise when their bookmark goes missing you can't be sure whose is whose.
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How do I save a resoure to a collection without it creating another folder.
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