Free Earth Day Bookmarks to Color In
Celebrate Earth Day with these free Earth Day bookmarks that you can color in. There are 6 different bookmarks to print out.
Earth Day is celebrated around the world on April 22nd and has been since 1970. It is such an important subject to discuss with children, even at a young age.
These Earth Day bookmarks are a perfect way to start the conversation.
Each bookmark measures 2.5 x 8.5 inches and there are 3 on each page. All ready to be colored in with either pens or crayons.
If you want even more fun, why not print out our FREE Earth Day coloring pages too, or have an Earth Day scavenger hunt.
If you are feeling super crafty why not check out our Earth Day crafts too! If you are looking for educational fun download our free Earth Day word search and 10 free Earth Day writing prompts.
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Conversation Starters on Earth Day
Discussing important subjects with kids is super important, but I always find that doing it when they are having fun works better. These conversation ideas are great when they are coloring in their Earth Day bookmarks.
- How can you help save the world?
- Why should we turn off the lights when we are not in the room?
- What animal do you worry about the most?
- Is it better for the environment to walk?
- Is taking shorter showers going to help the planet?
- What things are most harmful to Earth?
- Is recycling helping the environment? Do you think you can help?
- Why turning off the faucet when brushing your teeth is important
Earth Day Bookmarks
Make sure you choose the correct paper size and then click on the shrink to fit button. With all of our printables, they work better when printed on cardstock (this is the one we use and love.)
I recommend using a paper cutter too, just to make it perfect, unless, of course, you have a very steady hand.
Last Updated on 18 April 2022 by homeschoolof1