Through the year

Holiday Bookmarks

Six printable bookmark sets for the holidays — Valentine's Day, the 4th of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Eve — 114 designs in all, each set with its own builder, three real print sizes, and a name band on every bookmark. Mix a sheet, print, cut.

The six sets

Pick a holiday, build the sheet.

In calendar order. Every set is drawn in the same house style — bold flat colour with one ink-light line drawing in each for anyone printing a classroom's worth.

February · 18 designs

Valentine’s Day Bookmarks

A heart balloon, Cupid’s arrow, a box of chocolates, love birds, candy hearts, roses, a teddy, cocoa for two and a Valentine mailbox.

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July · 18 designs

4th of July Bookmarks

Fireworks over the city and the lake, Old Glory, the eagle, the Liberty Bell, a parade drum, a sparkler, a rocket pop and a cookout.

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October · 20 designs

Halloween Bookmarks

A jack-o'-lantern, a friendly ghost, a witch across the moon, a black cat, a mummy, a haunted house and a dancing skeleton.

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November · 20 designs

Thanksgiving Bookmarks

Turkeys, pilgrims, the Mayflower, the feast, a cornucopia, falling leaves, cider and a thankful tree to fill in.

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December · 20 designs

Christmas Bookmarks

Waving Santa, Rudolph, the midnight sleigh, gingerbread, candy canes, carolers, stockings and the tree.

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New Year’s Eve · 18 designs

New Year’s Bookmarks

The midnight clock, the ball drop, champagne, a 3-2-1 countdown, a confetti cannon, a disco ball, balloons and a resolutions list.

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Easter and St. Patrick’s Day are next on the drawing board.

Why a set per holiday

A bookmark that goes home in the book.

The holiday sets exist for the classroom party and the library table — the moments when a stack of something to hand out matters.

Holiday handouts get read once and swept up. A bookmark with the child’s name on it goes home inside a book and stays there, which is why every design in these sets keeps a clear band for a name and why the builder lets you type a different one on each bookmark before you print.

Each set carries at least one ink-light line drawing — the resolutions checklist, the XOXO page, the thankful tree — so a teacher printing thirty can pick the cheap one, or hand it out with the crayons. Print on card stock at 100% scale and cut along the dashed guides.

Not a holiday?

Bookmark Templates hub

Every collection — dinosaurs, students, Bible stories, cats, dogs, weddings, the coloring sets and the photo bookmark maker.

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More than bookmarks

Holidays hub

Bingo, bunco, puzzles, sudoku, recipe cards and gift certificates for every holiday on the calendar.

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Questions

Holiday bookmark questions.

Which holidays have a bookmark set?

Six so far, in calendar order: Valentine's Day, the 4th of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Eve. Each set is its own builder with 18 to 20 designs, three real print sizes and a name band on every bookmark. Easter and St. Patrick's Day are not drawn yet; the site's Holidays hub has bingo, bunco, puzzles and recipe cards for those in the meantime.

Can I mix two holidays on one sheet?

Not on one sheet — each builder holds one collection, so a Thanksgiving sheet and a Christmas sheet are two downloads. Within a set you can mix freely: any number of each design, in any order, with a different name on each one.

How many sheets does a class need?

At the standard 2 × 6 inch size a letter sheet holds five bookmarks, so a class of twenty-five is five sheets and a class of thirty is six. Type the names in the builder before you download, print on card stock at 100% scale, and cut along the dashed guides.

Updated through September 2026.