Super Reader Reading Log

Help your kiddos get the recommended amount of reading per day by using this reading log. 

NESCA says:

Reading 20 minutes per day has been shown to have many positive benefits. Did you know…?

• Children who read 20 minutes a day/5 days a week are exposed to 1.8 million words in one school year. Compare this to students who read 5 minutes per day – they will be exposed to 282,000 words per school year.
• Reading helps foster empathy – a child experiences “walking in someone else’s shoes.”
• Children are exposed to different ideas and cultures.
• Reading also improves critical thinking.
• Reading increases knowledge of correct syntax and grammar, along with robust vocabulary knowledge, resulting in improved writing skills.
• Students who read 20 minutes per day score significantly higher on standardized tests of reading.
• Reading with your child, or having them read independently before bed, can help them to relax and wind down from their day.

Print the reading log here: