Bookmark making course for the first grade of primary school

The tutorial of bookmark making in the first grade of primary school is as follows:

1. Fold the center line of colored paper in half, turn it to the back, and then fold the diagonal line in half.

2. As shown in figure 1, fold the bottom corner upward according to the crease.

Turn the corner in front of us to one side. We fold the corner in, turn it back, and then do the same thing on the other side.

4. Fold up two corners respectively.

5. Fold the upper corner in half and align the edge line.

6. Draw eyes and mouth on folded colored paper, and apply blush with colored lead.

Expand knowledge:

Bookmark type:

1, bookmark:

A small piece of paper, ceramics, etc. Put it in a book, mark where you are reading and record your reading progress. Bookmark images are random and widely used, even used train tickets or plane tickets can be used. In addition to graphic content, art bookmarks often innovate in materials and shapes. Bookmarks are more convenient than folding books and other ways to record page numbers, and the damage to books is lower. Bookmarks are a good way to record page numbers.

2. Electronic signature:

In the network, it refers to the marks made by users on menus or pages in gopher clients and web browsers as a reference for future search. In the gopher client, all bookmarks appear on the gopher menu. In web browsers, they appear in hot lists or favorites.

3, metal bookmarks:

Bookmarks are not only made of paper, but also made of high-quality pure copper and zinc alloy raw materials, such as nickel-plated paint, sand-plated nickel, antique copper, pad printing, gold-plated paint, two-color electroplating, nickel-plated enamel and nickel-plated inlay. This bookmark is called metal bookmark, which is an innovation in bookmark development. During the temple fair, you can see many metal bookmarks representing the traditional culture of China on Facebook.

4. Word bookmarks:

Bookmarks in Word are mainly used to help users quickly locate a specific location in a long Word document, or to refer to specific words in the same document (or different documents). Text, paragraphs, graphics, pictures, titles, etc. in Word documents. You can add bookmarks.