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Easy-to-Use Monthly Reading Logs for Pre-K, Kindergarten & 1st Grade: Are you looking for a simple, engaging, and kid-friendly reading log to encourage and track your students' reading progress? Look no further! Your Pre-K, Kindergarten, and 1st-grade students will love using these fun monthly reading charts to celebrate their reading progress.
Each monthly chart provides students with a clear, structured space to record their nightly or weekly reading, making them perfect for homework folders, daily routines, or classroom use. At the end of each month, students can reflect on their favorite book and share why they enjoyed it, fostering a love for reading from the very beginning!
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Amy F. –
great resource
Amanda B. –
My students love this
Jacob S. –
Great way to do reading logs!
Amy Vadeboncoeur –
These are perfect and make my time spend planning and creating home work available for other things!
CollinsintheClassroom –
This is a hit with my students. It allows students to celebrate their reading without having to put lots of work on the families.
Thank you!
Jennifer B. –
I use to account for reading at home, kid friendly..
Allison D. –
These are super cute! My students enjoy filling them out and I like that there are options for how to track their reading.
Sara L. –
A fun way to encourage the students to read each night!
Meg Simpson –
Perfect for young readers!
Alannah B. –
Love!
Terri R. –
Very cute and my students like using these and parents have found them more engaging that writing down titles of the books.
Kristin C. –
I have used this resource for 2 years now. I love to send them home for students to keep track of their at reading. I then keep track of each one they return and reward them for their efforts at the end of the year. I especially like having the students record favorite book each month. I have the students share their reading logs each month they finish one.
Robyn K. –
Easy for students to complete on their own.
Fernandos Files –
Loved how cute the pictures on these are! Super easy to use as they are not dated and can be reused each year!
Rebecca S. –
I LOVE this resource! I did a typical reading log that I created on Google Docs with my class last year where they just wrote the date and the title of the book they read. I wasn’t a fan of it and it was honestly pretty boring.
These logs are so much more fun and user-friendly for first graders! I love the layout and that they can just color a picture each night they read instead of having to write out the title and date. I love that with this log, I can encourage my students to read for a certain number of minutes each night instead of reading a certain number of books per month. I highly recommend this product for primary grade teachers!
Ashley G. –
I use these sheets for our leadership notebook to mark when students read. The students can use them independently and very quickly.
Rachel Neish –
Thank you for updating these for me! I am so excited to use these in my students folders this upcoming school year.
Anchors Away in K –
These are going to be great for my new first grade classroom!
Jacquelyn S. –
Thank you so much! I absolutely love this resource!
cindy R. –
Great resource to keep track of reading for homework