These reading logs will give you a range of choices for your students to track their reading at home.

The 2015 Reading Challenge. I'm starting now! (Updated with a free printable to track your progress.)

Reading Challenge Ideas for Kids and Adults, Whether you are a reading challenge newbie or practically a professional, you'll love these Reading Challenge Ideas. A 52 Week Reading Challenge and Best Reading Challenges, Importance of Reading, Reading Challenge for Students

It takes a special breed to teach middle school students. Use these tips and tricks to keep your middle schoolers motivated in school throughout the year.

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After seeing Read-O for younger students on Two Can Do It (http://twocandoit.blogspot.com/), I knew that I would have to adapt it for my middle school students. Students complete fun, at-home literacy tasks in order to achieve Read-O. Parents initial a square when their student has completed the tas...

Check out the huge list of FREE Summer Reading Programs for Kids 2019 available this year. Barnes & Noble, Scholastic, Chuck E Cheese, T.D. Banks.

Fun With Firsties Reading Rocks

librarian reading log love this....I'm always trying to figure out what to put…

If you are an Accelerated Reader campus, a problem that sometimes arises is trying to determine if the books in your class library or books students bring from home are AR books. Is there a test f…

Here's a brand new printable I made this week. After searching for a reading log to use for my post on Summer Vacation Planning - Part 1 and for my kids to use, I just couldn't find one I really liked. Feel free to use this with your kids or students. Enjoy! Click Here to Download and Print Feel free to print this for your own personal use and share it, however no permission is given to sell any printables on this site. All rights reserved.

Read about two changes to my independent reading routine that made all the difference last year. Question those routine practices and you might find something you love! (reading logs, homework, status of class routine, back to school ideas for reading)

I like to be able to track my kid's reading, and keep records to go into their school portfolios of what we've read. I also like to reward good reading habits. I've found that in

My fellow librarians, we (finally) ditched the cheap plastic Summer Reading Club prizes this year and we are NEVER GOING BACK!!! Everyone’s serving a different community and you have to decide for yourself what is right for your library and your patrons. But make sure you’re thinking about the program that you’re offering and you know why you’re running it the way you’re running it. Summer Reading Club is HARD to plan and can get overwhelming. It’s easy to take what you’ve done in previous…

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