Reading minutes feel more fun when they turn into a picture. Students color a part of the picture for every few minutes they read, and when it is done they turn it in and start the next one.
This fall reading log turns reading minutes into a color by number picture. Students color a part of the picture for every few minutes they read, at school or at home, and when the picture is done they turn it in and start the next one. It is a simple, fun way to keep track of reading at home without another weekly log to sign.
What is in it
- 8 fall color by code reading logs
- A code on each page that matches colors to reading minutes
See every page in the Fall Reading Log preview on TPT.
Skills it builds
- Building a daily reading habit
- Tracking reading minutes
- Following a color code
Where it fits
- Reading homework from September to November
- Literacy centers and early finishers
- A small reward for each finished picture
- 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade
What teachers are saying
It holds 4.8 stars from 5 ratings.
"Thank you. This makes accountability fun and easy for young children."
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It keeps track of reading at home without another weekly log to sign.
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Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.
Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers
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