The following is an introduction on how to make bookmarks for Teachers' Day:
1. First, choose a piece of colored paper or cardboard as the material for the bookmark. You can choose the color suitable for Teachers' Day according to your own preferences, such as bright red, bright yellow or blue, etc.
2. Use a pencil to lightly outline a rectangular shape of appropriate size on the colored paper, which will become the main part of the bookmark. Make sure the edges of the rectangle are even.
3. Draw a simple pattern below the main part of the rectangle. You can use colored pens or painting supplies to add some details. This is one of the highlights of the bookmark and a way to express Teacher's Day blessings.
4. Next, use scissors to cut off the excess paper along the outline as shown to make the rectangular shape more complete.
5. Use colored pens or drawing supplies to write the words "Happy Teachers' Day" above the bookmark. You can choose a gorgeous font or a simple font to highlight the importance of the blessing.
6. After completing the main body of the bookmark, use scissors again to trim the edges to make the bookmark look neater and more beautiful.
7. The last step is to form a practical Teacher’s Day bookmark.
The origin and significance of Teachers' Day
1. The origin and development of Teachers' Day
Teachers' Day can be traced back to the "Teachers' Moral Day" in ancient China , at that time, people would express their respect and gratitude to teachers on their birthdays. Proposed by UNESCO and officially designated September 5 as International Teachers' Day in 1994, it aims to emphasize the importance of education to social development, as well as respect and gratitude to teachers at all levels around the world.
2. Respect and gratitude on Teacher’s Day
Teachers teach knowledge, cultivate students’ learning ability and character, and are the promoters of social progress and development. Teachers are the guides who shape the future. Teachers play an important role model in the growth process of students. They guide students to form a correct outlook on life, values ??and codes of conduct.