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Looking for a fun and easy way to teach kids the Pledge of Allegiance? These printable bookmarks are a great tool to help children learn and practice America’s official pledge. The bookmark format keeps the 31-word pledge handy, making it perfect for the morning recital and a great memorization tool.
Even as adults, many of us may not know the full history of the Pledge of Allegiance! It was first written in 1885 by a Union Army officer, Captain George Thatcher Balch. Seven years later in 1892 it was revised by Francis Bellamy to commemorate the 400th anniversary of America’s discovery. The pledge wasn’t officially recognized for another 50 years. In 1942, Congress formally adopted the Pledge of Allegiance.
Many government meetings begin with the Pledge of Allegiance. There was a time when the pledge was said every morning in all schools in the United States. That has changed over the years and now many states do not require reciting the pledge in public schools. Those states with the requirement can not discipline students not taking part in the morning pledge.
Easy-to-Print Page
Full-color bookmarks (prints 6 per page) Includes the complete Pledge of Allegiance Perfect for classrooms, homeschool, or patriotic events
How to Print
- Select the Pledge of Allegiance Bookmarks PDF
- Open your browser’s print option
- Print on white cardstock for best results
- Have students or teachers cut apart the six bookmarks
These free printable bookmarks make it easy for kids to learn and remember the Pledge of Allegiance while also appreciating its historical significance. Download and print yours today!
More Bookmark Options
Create custom bookmarks at Holiday Bookmarks there are several Patriotic themed images to choose from on this interactive page, including the American flag. Other custom bookmarks can also be created at Bible Bookmarks and General Theme Bookmarks.
