Children's Book Day decoration at school

There are several reasons why reading is important! Everyone knows that reading is essential, but most find it very difficult. In this post we selected several suggestions for Book Day Decoration.

The preparation of the classroom is very important, leaving the environment literate and at the same time welcoming provides children with better learning and helps to spark their interest in the reading.

Children's Book Day Decoration – Decorated Door

Investing in this type of decoration at school can be a very creative way to brighten up the classroom and playfully working on the importance of this commemorative date, in addition to being a simple way to thematize the space.

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Children's Book Day Decoration – Book Holder 

A wonderful tip for book day decoration is the assembly of the handmade book holder, which can be made using milk cartons or cardboard, and then

decorated with fabric, satin ribbons, scrapbook paper, paint... Look:

To help you and help you when making your bookcase, we selected this super video, check it out:

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Children's Book Day Decoration – Panels and Murals

Children's Book Day Decoration – Messages and Phrases

Below we have selected several suggested phrases and messages to help with your Children's Book Day Decoration, check out:

• The book is man's best friend.
• Reading nourishes intelligence.
• “Most of a writer's time is spent reading, then writing; a person searches half of a library to make a single book.” (Samuel Johnson)
• "Reading, like food, does not feed but is digested." (Marquis de Maricá)
• "Reading nourishes intelligence." (Seneca)
• "Reading is not an elite activity, but a tool for social transformation of individuals." (Julian Correa)
• “Reading should be no more than an exercise to force us to think.” (Edward Gibbon)
• “Reading makes man complete; the conversation, agile, and the writing, I need.” (Francis Bacon)
• "Reading enhances the soul." (Voltaire)
• Those who burn books end up burning men.
• I always imagined that paradise was a kind of bookstore.
• Though unlike us, they have a body and a soul.
• Handled books do not catch mold or moths.
• If we pay attention to it, like a friend, we will dream together, learn and grow.
• Those who read, therefore, live longer, with a better quality of life.
• If a friend is a treasure, keeping the books is the best investment, material and spiritual.
• The books, I think are like enchanted doors,
• Which lead to beautiful lands, where dwarfs and fairies live.
• Reading is too good! We learn to read life and recreate it.
• But just for you to see I put some wonderful phrases that I got from important characters in our history!
• “Reading a good book is an incessant dialogue: the book speaks and the soul responds.” (André Maurois)
• "A public committed to reading is critical, rebellious, restless, unmanageable and does not believe in slogans that some pass as ideas." (Mário Vargas Llosa)
• “It takes years of attentive and intelligent reading to appreciate the prose and poetry that made our civilizations glory. Culture is not improvised.” (Julien Green)
• "Whoever does not read does not think, and whoever does not think will forever be a servant." (Paul Francis)
• "The important thing is to motivate the child to read, for the adventure of reading." (Ziraldo)
• "Many men have started a new era in their lives by reading a book." (Henry David Thoreau)
• "On many occasions the reading of a book has made a man's fortune, deciding the course of his life." (Ralph Waldo Emerson)
• “I found that reading is a servile way of dreaming. If I have to dream, why not dream my own dreams?” (Fernando Pessoa)
• "To love reading is to exchange hours of boredom for hours of ineffable and delicious company." (John F. Kennedy)
• "Reading is a conversation with the most illustrious men of past centuries." (Rene Descartes)
• "Reading is a great relief for old age in the ailments that bother it, and seclusion that it obliges." (Marquis de Maricá)
• “Reading is the journey of someone who cannot take a train.” (Francis de Croisset)
• "Reading should be for the spirit as food for the body, moderate, healthy and digestible." (Marquis de Maricá)