Reading Rewards Card

Encourage your students to checkout and read more often with a rewards card. Below are three styles you can edit and use with your students. For best results:

  • Download the card that most closely matches your independent reading program goals.
  • Edit the school name on each card.
  • If desired, change the squares to more closely match your independent reading program goals.
  • Print the cards on color card stock paper for attractiveness and durability.
  • Print and attach patron barcode labels for each card.
  • Laminate the cards for added durability.
  • Purchase a sturdy hole punch – maybe even one in the shape of a star.

Reading Rewards Card – Genres

Reading Rewards Card – Months

Reading Rewards – Fiction and Nonfiction

Reading Rewards – Numeric Goal

 

Reading Comprehension Bookmarks

The bookmarks below include graphic organizers that can be completed by students as they read a fiction or nonfiction book. Consider including a bookmark with each book checked out and having students return their completed work to post inside your media center. You can post their completed bookmark next to the book read or post the bookmarks by class to encourage participation.

Fiction Story Map Graphic Organizer Bookmark

Nonfiction Frayer Model Graphic Organizer 1 Bookmark

Nonfiction Frayer Model Graphic Organizer 2 Bookmark

Reading Passports

One method of tracking what students are reading and comprehending is by using a Reading Passport. The documents below provide Reading Passports for each  grade level. The choice of which genres students are challenged to read are based on the genres included in the Common Core Georgia Performance Standards. Modify these documents to fit your media center and school.

Reading Passport Card (Grades K-5) ( PPT | PDF)

Reading Passport Booklet (Grades 6-12) Cover: ( PPT | PDF ) Pages: ( PPT | PDF )