Home reading

Parent communication is a big deal for our young learners. Our students rely on parent-teacher partnerships that help them grow their skills and feel excited

Scroll down to find some fun resources for the K-5th Grade Classrooms. These resources are all about Literature and Informational Text. I have a fun reading resource for you! Book Talk is loaded with ideas to use for retelling stories, comprehending reading, and using books and tools to share some good conversations. This pack includes Book Reports, Graphic Organizers, Reading Activities for early finishers, and Reading Logs! You will use this pack all year long. Use these printables with…

Free Summer Reading Pack for Kids! Perfect for Homeschool Summer Reading Programs

Want to know how to ensure at-home reading accountability without using reading logs for elementary students? Read this blog post to learn how I got rid of reading logs and implemented status of the class instead to instill a love of reading and support students in their daily reading habits both at

These Monthly Reading Logs will making reading at home fun for your students as they take charge of tracking the number of books that they read every month. Monthly Reading Logs | Reading Logs | Preschool Homework | Kindergarten Homework

UNFRAMED PRINT - I have to put this in for the people that don't read the words Unframed Print in the title. Of course if they didn't read the title or the words on the pictures they probably won't read this LOL. We tried. It's a print. It's not printed on wood, stone, slate, matboard, or any other kind of substrate. It's not a thick sign, it's a print. It's not framed. That's why every picture says "Frame not Include". If you did read this far, Thank You MAKES A GREAT GIFT - My huge…

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Try this reading log with a twist by Ekuwah Moses!

Hi everyone, My little learners have been working SO hard on their reading these past few months and I am VERY excited to show what what they have been up to!