Reading Log for Preschool, Pre-K, and Kindergarten

Description

Reading logs are a great way to encourage reading at home! My preschoolers are always asking for “preschool homework” and this is what I give them. It is so simple just print, copy, and send home! At the beginning of each month I send home a new reading log for that month. You can choose to have students bring the logs back to school if you wish. The first month I send the reading logs home, I attach the “Reading at Home” parent note. The parent letter has reading and comprehension strategies, strategies to help their child develop as a reader, tips for making a reading nook, a list of ideas to make reading an adventure, and a list of media they can read other than books! These reading logs were created with preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten classrooms in mind.
Included: (updated Aug. 29, 2016)
• Reading at Home (2 page parent note with reading strategies, ways to support their “reader”, and other tips & trips for reading at home)
Three Sets to Choose from:
• Reading Logs with 20 items to color each month
• Reading Logs with 15 items to color each month
• Reading Logs with 10 items to color each month
Monthly themed items to color
o August Reading Log (crayons)
o September Reading Log (apples)
o October Reading Log (pumpkins)
o November Reading Log (leaves)
o December Reading Log (mittens)
o January Reading Log (penguins)
o February Reading Log (hearts)
o March Reading Log (flowers)
o April Reading Log (bunnies)
o May Reading Log (ice cream cones)
o June Reading Log (suns)
o July Reading Log (fishes)