These Dragon Bookmarks would also be perfect as a Chinese New Year Craft for Kid s, don’t you think!? The red dragon would also make a lovely Dragon Bookmark for our Welsh readers on St David’s Day! First dragon: 20cm x 10cm Shadow Fold ( buy it). This is my recommended size, but it requires good thin paper Well, the good news is that you're absolutely spoilt for choice. This is because dragons crop up more than almost any other mythical creature in the folklore, legends, and traditions of cultures around the world. Because of this, there are plenty of classical stories children can learn about while making use of these dragon bookmarks. From the legend of Saint George to the Chinese folktale, The Story of the Dragon's Pearl, there's plenty for them to discover.

If you’re looking for another bookmark colouring activity, look to these Printable Dragon Bookmarks To Colour. These delightfully detailed dragon designs are sure to capture your children’s imaginations. Of course, once your children have finished colouring, they’ll be left with perfectly personalised bookmarks. By personalising their bookmarks, children can foster a connection between themselves and what they are reading, ensuring that they’re engaged with the text.We have many more Bookmark Designs for you to explore here (including our Fox, Mermaid and Pug bookmarks) Our Hug a Book Bookmark series continues. We brought you gorgeous Mermaid Bookmarks and fantastic Pug Bookmarks (love the hug a book tie) and am sure will have many more Hug a Book Bookmark Designs for you over coming months… today, we made a Toothless Bookmark – ie a Dragon Bookmark from the fabulous story How To Train a Dragon. A facebook reader of mine first made this Toothless Hug a Book Bookmark after seeing our Pugs and shared it with me. I thought it was so adorable, I asked her if I could recreate it for YOU and she said yes! So here it is, with a big thanks to Mags K! It is different to all my other Corner Bookmark Designs, as the basic Origami pattern is based on the Origami Heart Bookmark and not the traditional “ Origami Corner Bookmark DIY“. After much fiddling with the traditional design, I decided to base the Origami Dragon Bookmark on Willowday’s wonderful Unicorn Bookmark. Do hop over and take a look at this design too!! Isn’t it lovely? And just perfect for a Dragon, don’t you think?

The second set is just as neat, with line drawings you can color yourself. Trust us; you’ll want to keep these bookmarks for a long time! This cross-stitch pattern features a colourful twirling dragon with a red body, yellow belly, and green spines. Each element includes suggested thread colours but you can customise it to include thread colours you have to hand. Sometimes, it just takes a little thing like a bookmark to give children the motivation and encouragement they need to really get into reading. This is especially true if you can find just the right bookmark to suit their interests, which is why we've been hard at work making a wonderful range of printable bookmarks. Here are just a few we think would work well alongside these dragon bookmarks to colour: To make sure these dragon bookmarks stand the test of time, simply laminate once they've been coloured in. Sew your own floral bookmark decorated with bumbling bees using our Bees Cross Stitch Pattern, 6 count binka and only a few colours of embroidery floss.If you’re in search of more arts and crafts ideas, you’ll be happy to know we have more available here:

When sewn onto 6 count binka this 10 x 33 grid pattern makes the perfect-sized slim bookmark for an A5 book. Why not glue your completed design into a piece of coloured card to add extra stability? Enjoy. Your Hug a Book Toothless Dragon Bookmark is now finished! Your kids are all set to get reading and keep their place in their favourite funny book! Do watch our Dragon Bookmark DIY video.. or follow the written instructions below! Step by Step Dragon Bookmark DIY instructions And don't worry if you're looking for something a little more modern or easy to read. Thankfully, children's authors have made a habit of regularly including dragons in their stories for years. Here are just a few we think you might love:

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You may also like these dog bookmarks to colour. If you're not a dog person, then we've got you covered with these Cat Bookmarks to Colour. How are colourable bookmarks useful in general?

In 2015 I’ve created the original non-bookmark version of the Dragon v1from a combination of crane and frog bases. But only in 2018, after the creation of the Crane Boomark, many of my viewers requested to do the same with the dragon – and it worked pretty well! With four charming designs, this I Love Reading Bookmarks To Colour Activity will serve both you and your learners well. Indeed, colouring activities are not only entertaining, they can also provide a developmental boost to your learners. Indeed, as children carefully colour within the lines of an image, they steadily strengthen their concentration and fine motor skills. This can also yield benefits for their drawing, writing, and crafting abilities.Hey there, book lover! Today, we’ve got something super special for you – our dragon bookmark collection! These beautiful bookmarks are the perfect companion for your voyages of reading discovery. You’ll love these free printable dragon bookmarks!