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Printable Summer Reading Log for Kids

By Kim in Activities for Kids

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Hoping to get your kids to read more this summer? This fun summer reading log printable set is a great way to encourage children to read! Kids will love drawing pictures and writing about each book and it’s a great way to keep track of how many books they’ve read! Download this FREE printable here. this idea now...

Summer is here! And my bookworms are happy to read all.day.long. Especially my oldest two daughters. Since they are not allowed to use their electronics until after dinner, they absolutely love going to the library and getting a huge collection of books to read. My eight-year-old is still not super interested in books and would much rather play with her friends all day, but it is our requirement that she read for at least 30 minutes each day.

As a fun way to remember the books the kids have read this summer, I made this printable summer reading log for kids.

Hoping to get your kids to read more this summer? This fun summer reading log printable set is a great way to encourage children to read! Kids will love drawing pictures and writing about each book and it’s a great way to keep track of how many books they’ve read! Download this FREE printable here.

This summer reading log goes perfectly with our free printable summer reading chart for kids, where you can set up goals and offer rewards too. You can download that here.

tracker for summer reading

Materials needed for the Summer Reading Log for Kids:

  • Paper
  • Stapler (optional)
  • Colored pencils, crayons, and pencils

To assemble the summer reading log into a book, you can print one copy of the cover and multiple copies of the ‘postcards’ and staple them together. We just decided to use ours individually and then put them together when they are done creating their reading log.

You can choose whatever works best for your kids.

Hoping to get your kids to read more this summer? This fun summer reading log printable set is a great way to encourage children to read! Kids will love drawing pictures and writing about each book and it’s a great way to keep track of how many books they’ve read! Download this FREE printable here.

Each reading log page has space for the kids to draw a picture that reminds them of the story, a stamp to write the title of the book, and some lines to make a note about the book.

This Nancy Drew Diaries book is one of the three books my 11-year-old has read since we went to the library yesterday. According to her, it was “epic.”

Hoping to get your kids to read more this summer? This fun summer reading log printable set is a great way to encourage children to read! Kids will love drawing pictures and writing about each book and it’s a great way to keep track of how many books they’ve read! Download this FREE printable here.

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Descriptions can be anything that the kids want. I wasn’t looking for a book report, just their reactions to the books.

Rissa said she loves Pony Pals because she loves horses and excitement and the story had both.

And the descriptions can be funny like this one for Geronimo Stilton: All Because of a Cup of Coffee.

Hoping to get your kids to read more this summer? This fun summer reading log printable set is a great way to encourage children to read! Kids will love drawing pictures and writing about each book and it’s a great way to keep track of how many books they’ve read! Download this FREE printable here.

No matter what books your kids read this summer, they will love this summer reading log!

Download the Summer Reading Log for Kids here:

Hoping to get your kids to read more this summer? This fun summer reading log printable set is a great way to encourage children to read! Kids will love drawing pictures and writing about each book and it’s a great way to keep track of how many books they’ve read! Download this FREE printable here.

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    Filed Under: Activities for Kids, Seasonal, Summer Tagged With: free printable, summerPublished on June 6, 2016

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    Comments

    1. Jennifer says

      June 6, 2016 at 11:50 am

      That is such a great idea! The best way to get and keep kids interested in learning is to make it fun. I love that section for drawing a picture about the story, as well.

      Reply
    2. Ellen says

      June 7, 2016 at 10:24 am

      Those are adorable. It can be a challenge to keep kids reading through the summer.

      Reply
    3. Kristi says

      June 7, 2016 at 10:29 am

      A great idea. Our girls both love to read so they would for sure get into this. Maybe I could find some rewards or prizes to go along with it too!

      Reply
    4. Susan says

      June 7, 2016 at 11:40 am

      These are super cute! I would love to print some of these out to have my daughter and niece to print out and color!

      Reply
    5. Brett says

      June 7, 2016 at 11:48 am

      Reading is great, but reading comprehension is fundamental! I love that this teaches kids to go over what they’ve read to make sure they remember what was in the book that they read. I especially like that they can draw it out for further comprehension!

      Reply

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