These corner bookmarks allow your little bookworm to be creative while also developing fine motor skills – and they’re perfect for holding your place in a good story!
Supplies:
Square-shaped piece of paper
Paper, stickers, markers or crayons for decorating
Glue, tape or other adhesives
Instructions:
Place a square piece of paper on a table or other flat surface.
Follow the folding instructions in this video to create a bookmark.
Let imaginations run wild! Use paper, stickers, crayons or markers to transform the bookmark into a customized critter.
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Young children experience a variety of emotions, but they lack the vocabulary to express how they are feeling. While play is the most natural way for children to communicate, we can help them develop a vocabulary of words to express feelings verbally as well. Research indicates that when children learn a variety of words to describe their emotions, they are better able to identify what they feel and express it in a healthy and adaptive way. This skill is referred…
