FERENCZI ERIKA, "MIHAI EMINESCU" SCHOOL, DEJ, ROMANIA

 My students really enjoy working in Canva. They quickly figured out what they needed to do, whether it was creating posters, slogans, logos, or bookmarks. After creating the bookmarks, I printed and laminated them so they could keep them as souvenirs. They liked it so much that they also created, separately of course, Christmas-themed bookmarks and bookmarks for other occasions to give to their friends as gifts. We hope that these bookmarks will also help promote the joy of reading.


 

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