March is National Reading Month, and the Reading is Fundamental (RIF) organization offers a number of free resources to make the most of the month in your classroom.
RIF has an entire page (click right here to see it) of reading activities, resources, and printable logs to encourage young students to crack open a book. The page is labeled “Learn at Home Resources,” but is suitable for classroom use as well.
RIF’s “Million Book March” campaign Is encouraging kids nationwide to collectively read one million books during March, to celebrate National Reading Month. Students are encouraged to click on THIS LINK to visit the Million Book March page on RIF.org and enter the number of books they have read, to be counted with schoolchildren from across America.
Among the resources available from RIF:
Printable Reading Log
These logs (in PDF form)allow readers to track book titles, authors, number of pages, and dates.
The Printable Reading Log can be downloaded by clicking right here.
“Rally to Read” Printable Reading Log
The “Rally to Read” Reading Log can be downloaded by clicking right here.
“Book Bingo” Game
This Bingo game, in PDF form, is a fun way to encourage positive reading behavior.
The “Book Bingo” game can be downloaded by clicking right here.
40 Book Reading Challenge
This activity challenges readers to read books from different genres, and even includes options for the student to read books of their own choosing.
The 40 Book Reading Challenge can be downloaded by clicking right here.
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