A Handmade Bookmark for a Teacher
easy
Teachers’ Day
Children give teachers flowers, cards, bookmarks and seedlings in these thank-you scenes. The collection also includes owl and rabbit classrooms, floral wreaths, reading, art, music and science scenes. Teachers’ Day dates vary by country; in China it is September 10.
Choose a difficulty
Personalize for an occasion
Coloring Pages
Our Teacher Appreciation Mural
detailed
A Boy Thanks His English Teacher
medium
A Girl's Scrapbook for Her English Teacher
detailed
Paper Hearts for Our Teacher
medium
Teacher with a Heart Card
easy
A Boy's Geometric Castle for His Teacher
detailed
A Girl Thanks Her Math Teacher
medium
A Song for Our Music Teacher
medium
Owl and Leaf Thank-You Wreath
detailed Personalize
Decorating the Classroom Together
detailed
A Girl's Bookmark for Her Reading Teacher
medium
A heart to write in or a decorated frame
Choose a large message space, or a detailed border around your note.
Teacher with heart card
The large blank heart is easy to keep clear for a few handwritten words. Color the cardigan first.
Teacher with a Heart Card →
Owl-and-leaf frame
Owls, leaves, flowers and books surround blank panels. Choose it for a more detailed thank-you page.
Owl and Leaf Thank-You Wreath →Leave room for your message
Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.
Digital coloring example
- 1. Blue cardigan
- 2. Pink cup flower
- 3. White heart
- Color the cardigan blue, including ribbed trim and cuffs; keep buttons and undershirt white.
- Color the flower on the pencil cup pink, including its center.
- Leave the heart, face, hair, hands, cup body and tools white.
The blank heart stands out against the blue cardigan and is ready for a short handwritten note.
More selection and activity ideas
Choose a page
For broad areas, try the teacher holding a heart card or a star award. For more small details, choose the class mural, art classroom or floral wreaths. Each picture has its own difficulty label.
Try it together
Print a picture, color it and write a short thank-you note on the paper or on a separate card. Mention one thing a teacher helped you learn; choose the celebration date used where you live.