Reading Log For Kids
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Help your child stay on track with their reading with our free printable reading log for kids! Perfect for helping your child or student stay on top of their daily goals.
Free printable reading log for kids
Does your child need some help staying on task with their daily reading goals? Many teachers ask that students read at least 20 minutes per day, and it’s even better if this is done with the parent. And of course just sitting there and listening to your child read can be such a great bonding time and allow them to work on their skills! My own girls and I love to read and make funny sounds for each character, I am big on teaching them to read with attitude as it really brings the characters to life!
Then, once the child fills up their form, it’s a fantastic idea to offer them a reward for all their hard work! if you’re a parent you can use these printable coupons for kids to reward them for reaching different milestones. Or teachers you can offer fun reward bucks students can earn for reaching a certain number of days/books and redeem for fun prizes!
Great reading log for students
Teachers I know it’s hard to keep kids on task and often times just asking them to read isn’t enough, you need a way they can easily track their progress to show that they’re doing it and as a gentle daily reminder! This reading log is fantastic for just that. With a place for the student’s name and parents initials it will be easy to track and turn in each week (or every few weeks – your choice!)
Love this printable? Check out all our other printable reward systems here!
What’s Included:
8.5×11 PDF reading log grid with date, title, pages, minutes and parents signature
Supplies Needed:
Below are the supplies I recommend to get the best out of your new printable!
- Bright White Cardstock (not required but makes it pretty!)
- Printer (this HP ones my favorite)
How to use the reading log
Utilizing this reading log is super simple! Just print off as many copies as you need and pass it out to your child or students. Once they reach a certain number or fill up the sheet (however you want to do it) they earn a fun reward! I know I listed a few creative ideas above but if you’re looking for something more immediate here are a few fun reward ideas!
Reward ideas for teachers
- Gift card for a local restaurant or treat (like a delicious donut!)
- Extra recess or computer time
- Pick out of the class treasure box
- Homework pass
- Lunch with the teacher
- Wear a hat to class
- Teacher helper for the day
- A new book of their choice
Reward ideas for at home
- Stay up 30minutes later
- Trip for ice cream
- A new book of their choice
- Extra play time before bed
- Trip to the dollar store
- Cartoons with breakfast on a school day
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