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Reading WEEK

ACTIVITIES

Created by
Ai mee Salazar
THANK YOU FOR SUBSCRIBING!
Reading Week is al ways so much fun! My school does several school wide
acti vities that make this week special for our students, but I al ways like to
do a few things of my own within the walls of my classroom to make it
extra special for my students. This freebie incl udes a collection of acti vities
that you can share with your students.

Reading BINGO
Send this Bingo g ame home as an optional
homework pa ge. You could tell students they
will earn a pri ze/treat/privilege for playing,
but that is enti rely up to you. If you want to
gi ve your students a bit more ti me to read
and try to make Bingo, send this home the
Friday before Reading Week so they have a
few extra days.

THEMED D.E.A.R. TIME


Reading Week is a great ti me to add a little
flai r to your D.E.A.R. ti me. Send home this
note and invite your students to partici pate
in daily themes. Students are invited to
bring an item from home each day. It’s
al ways l ots of fun.
bookmarks
Let your students color a bookmark, then
laminate it for durability. Or, i f it’s easier,
use the full color option and
print/laminate a class set of bookmarks
(these could be used as a Bingo pri ze).

GRAPHING ACTIVITY
Let students poll their classmates to create
a graph. They will use the hal f sheet option
included to gather their data. Then, they will
use that information to color in the bar
graph. After that they will answer questions
about their graph. Finally, you can turn this
activity into a cute display piece by gluing
the graph to construction paper and
attaching the coloring template to the top.
There is an additional topper option. Choose
the version you like best.
Reading
Bingo
read a book read your
read a book read a book flashlight
with a dog favorite
to your pet in the car read in bed
in it book

read a book
read a book
that
with a read a joke read in your read a
someone
monster in book paj amas picture book
else picks
it
out

read before
read a book
about
FREE read for 15 read by a
school
kindness Space minutes window

read a
read a book read to a read a book
nonfiction
on the family read a poem with a cat in
book about
couch member it
an ani mal

read a read a read to a


read under read for 30
chapter nonfiction stu ffed
a table minutes
book book ani mal
READING WEEK
D.E.A.R. TIME
During Reading Week, we will have daily “Drop Everything and Read’
(D.E.A.R.) ti me. During this ti me, students will read a book of thei r choosing.
To make this ti me of day even more enjoyable, students are invited to
partici pate in these daily reading themes.

MONDAY
READ TO A FURRY FRIEND
Students are welcome to bring a stu ffed ani mal to read to.

TUESDAY
A DAY AT THE PARK
Students are welcome to bring a blanket to sit on while reading.

WEDNESDAY
GLOW IN THE DARK
Students are welcome to bring a flashlight to read with.

THURSDAY
GET COMFORTABLE
Students are welcome to bring a pillow to use while reading.

FRIDAY
SNACK ATTACK
Students are welcome to bring a snack to eat while they read.
OUR FAVORITE Name ___________________

PLACES TO READ How many kids like to read


on the couch?

13

12
How many kids like to read
11 at school?

10

9
Which reading spot has the
8 greatest number of votes?

6
Which reading spot has the
fewest number of votes?
5

3 Do more kids like to read in


their room or on the couch?
2

1 How many more?


in my on the secret at
room couch spot school
Directions Our Favorite Places to Read
1. Poll your classmates to
find out their favorite in my
place to read. room

2. Each ti me a classmate on the


shares their choice, couch
make a tally mark in
that category. secret
spot
3. Use your tally marks
to fill in your bar at
graph. school

Directions Our Favorite Places to Read


1. Poll your classmates to
find out their favorite in my
place to read. room

2. Each ti me a classmate on the


shares their choice, couch
make a tally mark in
that category. secret
spot
3. Use your tally marks
to fill in your bar at
graph. school
Topper Option #1
Topper Option #2
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