How does the bookshelf work?

Each empty book spine is coloured in as that book is finished.

What is the reading bingo card?

A card to tick off as reading goals are met, one square at a time.

Can I use these at school?

Yes. Teachers and libraries use reading charts for a class or a club.

Which style is brightest?

Bright rainbow gives each section a different colour; storybook uses soft watercolour washes.

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Reading reward chart: reading log, bookshelf, reading bingo

Reading reward charts — a log titled "Reading Log" with columns "Date", "Book title", "Minutes" and "Parent initials", twelve empty ruled rows, a storybook printable page, soft watercolour washes, a friendly hand-lettered title and small illustrations of owls, books and stars in the corners

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Printable reading charts to keep a child reading every day and to reward each book finished. Parents, teachers and libraries use them at home and in the classroom. The three charts are a reading log, a bookshelf of empty spines to colour in as books are finished, and a reading bingo card. Each comes in three styles: storybook, soft pastel and bright rainbow.

a reading log on a bedroom wall
a classroom bookshelf of finished books
a bingo card for a reading challenge

Frequently asked questions

How does the bookshelf work?: Each empty book spine is coloured in as that book is finished.
What is the reading bingo card?: A card to tick off as reading goals are met, one square at a time.
Can I use these at school?: Yes. Teachers and libraries use reading charts for a class or a club.
Which style is brightest?: Bright rainbow gives each section a different colour; storybook uses soft watercolour washes.

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