Summer Reading Challenge Journal for Kids Grades 1-4: Summer Learning Workbook to Help Prevent Summer Slide and Encourage Summer Reading for Grade 1, … 3 and Older Reluctant Readers and Writers

Summer Learning starts with Summer Reading! Help keep your kid’s learning brain stay active, and prevent the dreaded summer slide, by encouraging your grade 1, 2, 3, or grade 4 student to develop a daily reading habit. This fun Reading Challenge Journal provides… A set of 25 reading-related challenges in the form of a Bingo card. Kids can play like regular Bingo and win when they get 5 in a row, or they can strive to complete as many reading-related activities as possible over the summer vacation from school. As parent or guardian, it’s up to you if you want to build in a reward system of, for example, ice-cream treats after a certain number of books read! Simple book review pages containing sections for the title, an overall rating, a story summary, your child’s favorite part of the book, and space to draw or doodle a scene from the book. It’s intentionally non-threatening for kids who may be reluctant writers. Book-related puzzles after every 10 book review pages: word searches, crosswords, word ladder, even some hilarious reading-related jokes to keep your child interested and motivated. Trackers for how many books your child reads and a section to track how many days your child reads over the summer break, or how many minutes they read per day. A place to note favorite quotes or funny lines A sense of accomplishment for junior bibliophiles and reluctant readers alike Daily reading is a great way to continue learning all summer long. We know that what gets measured, gets managed and improved, This Reading Challenge Journal will provide essential feedback on your child’s reading comprehension and reading level, and many happy memories for both adults and children.