Reading logs that come back blank were my biggest homework frustration. These winter logs turn reading minutes into a picture, so students can see their reading add up.
Tired of reading logs that come back blank? These winter color by number reading logs turn reading minutes into a picture. Students read, then color the matching part of the picture using the code, so they can see their minutes add up. Use them for reading at home in take-home folders or for read to self time in class. 8 winter sheets, just print and go. When a picture is done, students turn it in for a reward and get the next one.
What is in it
- 8 color by code sheets to track reading minutes
See every page in the Winter Reading Logs preview on TPT.
Skills it builds
- Building a daily reading habit
- Tracking minutes read
- Following a color code
Where it fits
- Winter reading homework, December through February
- Read to self time in the classroom
- A simple reward: finish a picture, earn the next chart
- Literacy centers, early finishers, and morning bell ringers
- Kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade
What teachers are saying
It holds 5 stars from 6 ratings.
"Loved it and better than the other reading logs. More engaging."
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Print and go: when a picture is done, students turn it in and grab the next one.
Get the Winter Reading Logs on TPT
Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.
Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers
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