Vocabulary Bookmark Printable {Free}

If you read books (and I hope you do), you are likely to run into new-to-you words. I created a vocabulary bookmark to help you (or your child) keep track of new and interesting words. This vocabulary bookmark is for anyone who wants an account of new words. Teachers, children, teens, adults, homeschoolers- anyone can use it. In my years of teaching and reading, I have never seen this; I think it has the potential to be a great tool...and better than a sticky note. (After typing that sentence I looked it up...they did exist...I just didn't know it.)

My oldest is quite the bookworm; however, she likes to skim books instead of reading carefully. To help her with some intentional reading, comprehension, and writing skills, I have created a mini-unit for her to go with the delightful book  A Mouse Called Wolf. In addition to answering a critical thinking question (or two) for each chapter, she will create a dictionary of new and interesting words and complete a few fun activities. This vocabulary bookmark will help her remember the words to add to the dictionary. Check out these posts if you are interested in book questions or activities.

A Mouse Called Wolf Enrichment/Extension Activities

A Mouse Called Wolf Critical Thinking Questions

Two sets of vocabulary bookmarks are available.
 One set has cute mice on it, to go with A Mouse Called Wolf. The other set is plain and not cutesy.  Please download whichever you choose. You may use it for personal use or in your classroom. Use colored paper or cardstock to add some color, if desired.
We really like them. Please share these with others who might benefit from using a vocabulary bookmark. When sharing and saving the link, please use the link to this blog post and not the direct PDF file. Thanks!
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~ Annette W. 
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11 comments

  1. Thanks, Annette! I'm going to print these off for my girls to use (won't they be excited?!?!?!) in their summer reading.

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  2. Nice idea! I would have loved this as a kid. I used to read the dictionary for fun and assign myself vocabulary words.

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  4. These are fabulous and just what my boys need! I pinned this post and I'm sharing it on my Facebook page later today.

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  5. Sweet! I am printing this for my sister, she has hundreds of books! Thanks Annette!

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  6. This is a great idea! My kids could definitely use these! Thanks :)

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  7. What a great way to challenge kids as they read! I love them!

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  8. Thank you, everyone for your kind support! It's exactly what my girl needs, too!

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  9. This is an awesome idea, thanks for sharing!

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  10. Cute idea. Pinning so my followers can see this post.

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  11. Stopping by from the Family Fun Friday Link Up. What a great idea for a printable :D If you would like to, I would LOVE for you to share it with my "Free Printables" Google Plus Community! goo.gl/RPWDbD

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