Halloween Monster Bookmarks

These Halloween Monster Bookmarks are the perfect non-candy Halloween treat!

Kids  tend to get a lot of candy and junk food over the Halloween holiday, trick or treating is the highlight of the event after all! If you are a looking for a fun way to celebrate the day without any extra sugar, these Monster Bookmarks are a great way to scare up some fun! 

Halloween Monster Bookmarks

You’ll Need

White Cardstock Paper
Coloured Printer
Monster Bookmarks Printable
Scissors or paper cutter
[easyazon_link identifier=”B00007E7D2″ locale=”US” tag=”m0dd5d-20″ localize=”y”]Laminating sheets[/easyazon_link] (optional)
Hole Punch
Yarn

Instructions

Download the free Monster Bookmarks printable and print  in colour onto white cardstock.

Using scissors or a handy paper cutter, trim around the edge of each one.

If you want to make the monster bookmarks super sturdy you can have them laminated or do it yourself at home with laminating sheets. You can even use clear shelving paper that you can sometimes find at the dollar store. If using either, just lie out a sheet sticky side up, place each bookmark onto the sticky paper, then lie another sheet over top, sticky side down this time to seal the bookmarks between the laminating sheets. Now cut around the edges again. 

Using a hole punch, punch a hole at the top marker (white circle)

Tie some yarn through the hole. 

You don’t have to laminate or attach the yarn if you don’t want to, they are really cute on their own, but if you want to dress them up a little it’s a great way to do it. 

Monster Bookmark Uses

There are so many ways to use these adorable Monster Bookmarks! 

• Make one for your little reader at home
• They make a great gift from a teacher
• Libraries can hand them out for Halloween
• Great to have handy for trick-or-treaters who can’t have candy
• Leave some in your Free Little Library
• Gift to Grandchildren, nieces, nephews, neighbours
• Tuck one in a library book before returning, another reader will love the surprise! 
• Use in your homeschool classroom

Teal Pumpkin Project

Have you heard of the Teal Pumpkin Project? It was launched in 2014 to support children with food allergies. Nobody wants a little one to miss out on the fun of trick-or-treating right? To take part, just put a teal pumpkin on your porch or a sign in your window letting families know you have non-food treats available. Have your monster bookmarks ready to hand out! 

Go check out these Monster Craft and Treat  Ideas  for Halloween and Make your goblins giggle with this BIG List of Halloween Jokes for Kids!