For Any Grade Reading Strategies Homework

This summer, don't let your student's academic skills hibernate. Use this summer reading bingo and reading log to keep them engaged and motivated during the summer break. The bingo challenge can be used by students of all grade levels, including kindergarten.

Also, check out these summer reading resources that can be part of your students' reading summer challenge.

• Summer Workbook for Preschool, Kindergarten, and 1st and 2nd Grade
• Summer and Aloha Coloring Pages
• 1st and 2nd Grade Summer Reading Comprehension Passages with Multiple choice questions
• Summer word search puzzles

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Event or Problem Graphic Organizer to help students identify and think about the significance of an event or problem in a story or non fiction text. Great scaffolding tool for lower level students! This can be used for any text.

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This Resource:

This resource is packed with 90 easy-to-use prompts that will get your students excited about reading and thinking creatively. These activities are perfect for any book or reading ability.

How Can You Use This Resource?

• In the Classroom: Use these prompts as bell ringers, exit tickets, or independent activities. They’re also great for literature circles, group projects, and book club discussions.
• For Homework: Assign prompts to help students reflect on their reading at home.
• For Fun Extras: These activities are perfect for early finishers or as enrichment for students who want a challenge.

Examples of Prompts:

• Imagine the story happened in a different time or place—how would it change?
• Draw a map of the story’s setting and label key locations.
• Write a letter to your favorite character.
• Create a recipe for the book using “ingredients” like suspense, friendship, or humor.
• Predict what might happen next and explain why you think so.
• Summarize the story using only emojis and explain your choices.

Here is our spring sports-themed Reading Log and Certificate Set!

Our Reading Logs & Certificates are easy to print and ready to use. Once you and your young reader have decided on the amount of reading to be done, use a reading log to record the names of books, or the number of pages the child has read. When your reader has accomplished the goal, fill out this reading certificate and put it in a notebook, on the refrigerator or even in a frame to acknowledge the accomplishment. There are lots of different reading materials for children to choose from.

Books are at the top of the list, but other reading materials may encourage reading and add an element of fun. Just for a guideline, some teachers and parents think that reading 200 pages = 1 book. You can adjust your reader's goals according to the level of difficulty of the material he or she is reading.

SAVE – Buy our Baseball and Spring Sports BUNDLE!

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Follow the Clues Follow the Clues: Can you predict what will happen next? Write the clues on the footsteps. Then write your prediction on the X.

Spring is here! Here is our springtime themed Reading Log and Certificate Set!

Our Reading Logs & Certificates are easy to print and ready to use. Once you and your young reader have decided on the amount of reading to be done, use a reading log to record the names of books, or the number of pages the child has read. When your reader has accomplished the goal, fill out this reading certificate and put it in a notebook, on the refrigerator or even in a frame to acknowledge the accomplishment. There are lots of different reading materials for children to choose from. Books are at the top of the list, but other reading materials may encourage reading and add an element of fun. Just for a guideline, some teachers and parents think that reading 200 pages = 1 book. You can adjust your reader's goals according to the level of difficulty of the material he or she is reading.

Check out our Spring Cleaning BUNDLE!

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