Reading logs are a popular tool used to track reading time or the number of pages/books read each day. As someone who values the joy of reading and learning, I’ve created printable reading logs and book review template ks2 in various formats to encourage children to read more and record what they have been reading.
These offer an effective means for students to track the list of books they’ve read at school, as well as encourage them to read at home, over the weekend, and during the holidays. The reading log pdf and book report template are perfect for elementary students, while the reading log coloring pages cater to the needs of preschoolers, making literacy development an enjoyable experience for all.
Reading Log PDF
This book review and reading log printables pack is available in black and white to help save printing costs. It includes a variety of printable pages for kids to complete as they read new books.
The best part? It’s designed for repeated use! Here’s how:
- Print and Protect: After you’ve printed the pages, take a simple step to ensure their durability. Either laminate each sheet or place them in sheet protectors. This not only safeguards the pages but also helps reduce your overall printing costs.
- Dry Erase Fun: Equipped with laminated or protected pages, your child can now complete these activities using a dry-erase marker. This means they can enjoy the same worksheets over and over again, without the need for excessive paper consumption.
These Book Review and Reading Log printables are a fun way for young children to review books that they have read, while encouraging them to explore further. Reading logs are a wonderful visual reminder of a child’s reading achievements.
The pack offers various advantages for educators, parents, and children.
- It encourages a consistent reading routine
- Promotes critical thinking through book reviews and
- Provides organized record-keeping options.
With flexibility in formats, it accommodates various reading schedules and preferences, making it a valuable resource for fostering a lifelong love of reading and enhancing comprehension skills. Whether tracking daily reading progress, celebrating reading milestones, or accommodating different seasonal cycles, this product empowers children to become enthusiastic and dedicated readers while simplifying the monitoring process for teachers and parents.
What’s included?
Whether you’re a parent or an educator, these resources are designed to make reading a delightful and organized experience.
Weekly Reading Logs
Weekly reading logs both with and without a space for a parent signature are included to cater to various preferences, as well as a versatile printable reading log suitable for monthly or yearly use. You can print out a new weekly log for your kids each week. Each reading log template can be printed in either portrait style or landscape which allows ample space for younger children to fill in. Here children will write the title of the book that they have been reading as well as the duration of their reading session in minutes. There is also a spot for children to initial each page and for their supervisor/parent/teacher to also initial. This fosters a sense of accountability and support in their reading journey.
Monthly Reading Logs
Two versions of monthly reading logs are included for students to record how many books they’ve read. The color-to-record version allows children to color in one book for each book they read, whilst the write-to-record version allows kids to write out their list. Encourage children to read more by offering them prizes such as a new book of their choice as a reward for coloring in all the books on their reading log by the end of the month and meeting their reading goals.
These reading log coloring pages are also great for toddlers and preschool students to give them a visual clue as to how many books they have read in amonth. They would also be great for preschool summer reading logs.
Daily Reading Logs and Reading Log Bookmarks
Another format included are reading log templates – one for each day of the week, and reading log bookmarks. It contains information such as the title of the book, the number of pages read, and a space to write out a short summary of the story. Reading log bookmarks are handy bookmarks for students to record the page they started reading at, the page that they stopped reading at, and how long they have read for.
Book Review Templates
Lastly, there are three Book Review templates for students to reflect on their reading. On these pages, children can fill in the title and author of the book they have been reading, as well as rate the book by coloring in the number of stars they give it. There are also spaces for children to write their favorite characters, outline the setting of the book, write out a summary, and draw their favorite scene!
The book review template gives children practice in learning how to review a book which is great for reading assignments.
A good way to store these pages is in a binder already in sheet protectors so they can be easily removed when needed. In my home, we print out each of these pages and bind them into a folder for easy access and storage.
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