I have used reading at home logs at all elementary grade levels,
including Kindergarten. This explains how I did it with third graders:
http://www.share2learn.com/ideashomework5.html
Renee
On Mar 5, 2010, at 7:51 AM, Elizabeth Blinn wrote:
I need a little help. I am trying to find a way to encourage
students to read at home. Has anyone used "reading logs" with their
students (parents would sign off that their child read each
evening)? If you have, were they helpful? My fear is that the
students that really need the extra practice would either never
have their log signed or the parents would sign without the reading
being completed. I also don't want to turn reading for pleasure
into a chore. I would love to hear any and all suggestions.
Elizabeth Blinn
LaVerna Evans Elementary
3rd-5th Reading Interventionist
[email protected]
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