Showing posts with label Reading Log. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reading Log. Show all posts

Sunday, June 23, 2013

Reading Log Freebie Update

     Last August I posted my first freebie:  a Reading Log.  I used this Reading Log this past year with my students.  I decided to copy the pages for the whole year for each student at the beginning of the year and place it in the Homework section of their "take home binders" which I called their Cupcake Book.  It saved my assistant and me time since the logs were there every week and we knew the students and parents had the Reading Log.

     Recently, I've noticed a lot of readers of my blog have been looking at that post.  One reader contacted me since I saved the Reading Log on Scibd.  Apparently, it was asking for a payment.  I want my readers to be able to have this for free, so I did some research.  I have an account with Dropbox, but I haven't ever used it to share something.  It appears it can be done, so I have updated the post from August 2012 titled My Friday Freebie.  Here is a sample of the Reading Log:




Click on the words Reading Log below the picture of the Reading Log and you will be taken to Dropbox to download the Reading Log.  Give it a little bit of time for the download to be completed.

I'm hoping I can create more items to share with everyone or use items that I created for my classroom this past year.  I'm slowly learning how to do things on this blog!




Friday, August 24, 2012

My Friday Freebie

I've decided that I actually have something ready to share for the Teacher Week at Blog Hoppin', however, after spending part of my evening on this, I have no idea how to link up.  Instead, I'll offer  my second freebie on my little blog.  I'll have to do some reading to see if I can learn how to participate in a link.


I recently have worked on a new Home Reading Log.  I have the students and/or their parents (depending on their age) record how many minutes they read at home.  This year I'm adding a place for the total of minutes that the parents read to the students.  I want the first grade parents to see how important it is to read to their child.  This freebie includes a second Reading Log which the students track only their reading.  Click on the words Reading Log  here or below the picture to download these reading logs.