1000 Books Reading Log For Kindergarten Readiness is a simple, colorful reading log intended for use by toddlers, preschoolers, PreK students, kindergartners, early primary school students, and/or their parents. Reading logs help build lifelong readers and learners! Keep a reading log with your child and encourage a love of reading. This Reading Log includes: Name page with start date and end date Example page showing how to track books 1000 numbered spaces to track titles of the books read 5 Star Rating system for books read-- color the stars in to rate the book and discover what types of books or authors are preferred. Brightly colored pages with child friendly embellishments Page to record favorite books Page to note favorite reading memories Page for writing extra notes Once completed, this reading log makes a great keepsake!

The 250 Books Reading Log: Track Where Reading Will Take You Series is the perfect way to track your child's reading. It is recommended for use as a companion to parent and me kindergarten readiness programs such as 1000 Books Before Kindergarten (collect and combine 4 editions from our 250 Books Reading Log Series books to track 1000 books all-together). Fill this log out with your child or children to track the stories you read together and when finished you'll have a treasured keepsake. This reading log series can also be used by emerging readers and writers to independently track their reading practice. Formatting of this reading log series is simple and intended for use by a wide range of ages; babies and toddlers, preschoolers, PreK students, kindergartners, early primary school students, and/or their parents can all benefit for our reading logs. The pages of this log book are formatted to contain: Space to write the title of a book Notes section for primary style printing handwriting 3 star rating section--your child can color in stars★★★ to record how much they liked a book Give our reading logs a try! Practice makes perfect! Keep a reading log and encourage your child to read more books. Children love to visually see the progress they make reading their favorite picture books, early reader books, chapter books, and magazines. Challenge your child by setting goals with them. This log can be used in conjunction with an incentive or reward program to positively reinforce goals met. Start a book log with your child and set them on a path to becoming a confident lifelong reader and learner. Reflection is a key part of this log. This reading log series asks children to reflect on books read by giving books a star rating and by providing a space for journaling. By tracking the likes and dislikes of books read, this log is an effective method to discovering what types of literature appeals to a reader. Keep a reading log and see Reading and Language Arts skills soar!

The 250 Books Reading Log: Track Where Reading Will Take You Series is the perfect way to track your child's reading. It is recommended for use as a companion to parent and me kindergarten readiness programs such as 1000 Books Before Kindergarten (collect and combine 4 editions from our 250 Books Reading Log Series books to track 1000 books all-together). Fill this log out with your child or children to track the stories you read together and when finished you'll have a treasured keepsake. This reading log series can also be used by emerging readers and writers to independently track their reading practice. Formatting of this reading log series is simple and intended for use by a wide range of ages; babies and toddlers, preschoolers, PreK students, kindergartners, early primary school students, and/or their parents can all benefit for our reading logs. The pages of this log book are formatted to contain: Space to write the title of a book Notes section for primary style printing handwriting 3 star rating section--your child can color in stars★★★ to record how much they liked a book Give our reading logs a try! Practice makes perfect! Keep a reading log and encourage your child to read more books. Children love to visually see the progress they make reading their favorite picture books, early reader books, chapter books, and magazines. Challenge your child by setting goals with them. This log can be used in conjunction with an incentive or reward program to positively reinforce goals met. Start a book log with your child and set them on a path to becoming a confident lifelong reader and learner. Reflection is a key part of this log. This reading log series asks children to reflect on books read by giving books a star rating and by providing a space for journaling. By tracking the likes and dislikes of books read, this log is an effective method to discovering what types of literature appeals to a reader. Keep a reading log and see Reading and Language Arts skills soar!

The 250 Books Reading Log: Track Where Reading Will Take You Series is the perfect way to track your child's reading. It is recommended for use as a companion to parent and me kindergarten readiness programs such as 1000 Books Before Kindergarten (collect and combine 4 editions from our 250 Books Reading Log Series books to track 1000 books all-together). Fill this log out with your child or children to track the stories you read together and when finished you'll have a treasured keepsake. This reading log series can also be used by emerging readers and writers to independently track their reading practice. Formatting of this reading log series is simple and intended for use by a wide range of ages; babies and toddlers, preschoolers, PreK students, kindergartners, early primary school students, and/or their parents can all benefit for our reading logs. The pages of this log book are formatted to contain: Space to write the title of a book Notes section for primary style printing handwriting 3 star rating section--your child can color in stars★★★ to record how much they liked a book Give our reading logs a try! Practice makes perfect! Keep a reading log and encourage your child to read more books. Children love to visually see the progress they make reading their favorite picture books, early reader books, chapter books, and magazines. Challenge your child by setting goals with them. This log can be used in conjunction with an incentive or reward program to positively reinforce goals met. Start a book log with your child and set them on a path to becoming a confident lifelong reader and learner. Reflection is a key part of this log. This reading log series asks children to reflect on books read by giving books a star rating and by providing a space for journaling. By tracking the likes and dislikes of books read, this log is an effective method to discovering what types of literature appeals to a reader. Keep a reading log and see Reading and Language Arts skills soar!

All parents want their children to read well and to succeed–and experts agree that improving literacy begins at birth. Reading aloud to your child, sharing simple games and wordplay, and developing letter knowledge start your child off on the right foot for school and life. Now the esteemed Lee Pesky Learning Center has created this easy, accessible reference for parents to help foster better literacy skills in children. Topics are individually tailored for three age ranges–infant, toddler, and preschool–and include • the best read-aloud books to develop sound awareness • the perfect picture books for encouraging letter knowledge • ways to promote verbal language and build vocabulary • the benefits of symbolic play • fun (and educational) games for car trips • helping youngsters “write” at home • great gift ideas for kids • warning signs of a learning disability The fundamentals of reading start at home. Every Child Ready to Read helps parents motivate their children to learn, and to become confident readers who will always enjoy reading.

The Polar Express meets The Night at the Museum in this fantastical picture-book adventure about the magic of books and libraries, perfect for book lovers of all ages! After a young boy goes to sleep upset that he's getting a book for his birthday, he's visited in the night by Patience and Fortitude, the two stone lions who guard the New York Public Library. Soon, he's magically whisked away from his cozy home in the Bronx, and the two mighty lions show him the wonder of the library. There, the inquisitive Latino boy discovers the power of books and their role not only in his own life, but also in the lives of the people he loves. Raul Colon's gorgeous, rich art creates an immersive world in this book about books, which is sure to capture the imaginations of kids and adults and inspire them to grab their library cards and dive into the worlds of stories.

The idea behind this reading log is simple: Kids who LOVE to read need a place to keep track of ALL of the books they read.This reading log gives kids the freedom to write down the books they want to remember (and the books they don't!).For each of the 1000 books, your kids can write down: * The title of the book (and author if they wish)* The date they finished the book* The rating of 1-5 stars they give the book* The most important thing your kids will remember about the book.It is a simple, yet realistic way for kids to encourage kids to keep track and think about what they read -without overwhelming them.1000 Book Reading Log for Kids Who LOVE to Read Books can be used for 1 year or many years. It can be adjusted for YOUR kids' reading habits.Now matter how quickly you complete the 1000 Book Reading Log, we just want YOUR KIDS to have FUN becoming book BRILLIANT kids as they THINK about what they read!