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Keep kids excited about reading with these super cute, pencil themed,  free printable reading logs for kindergarten . These reading worksheets are such a fun way to motivate kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade students..

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Help kids get excited about and track what they’ve read with this back to school, pencil themed, free printable reading logs for kindergarten . Students will love recording books they’ve read with these pencil themed reading log printables. Looking for a fun way to reinforce and encourage reading skills? These printables will have kindergartners, grade 1, grade 2, grade 3, grade 4, and grade 5 students. Simply download pdf file, print, and color the pencils with crayons, colored pencils, or markers to show how many books you’ve read. I’ve also included editable bookmarks so you can add your own months!

Whether you are a parent, teacher, or homeschooler – you will love this hand free reading logs.

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Start by scrolling to the bottom of the post, under the terms of use, and click on the text link that says >> Download <<. The pdf file will open in a new window for you to save the freebie and print the black and white pages. You will need the following supplies:

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Print the set you would like to use. There are printable sheets and bookmarks, you can choose to bookmarks for a way to get students to independently read books and use them inside their books or have them complete their reading logs by the month on an individual sheet.

Free Printable Reading Log

Use these kindergarten reading log printable free to help kids develop a love of reading. They will love wanting to colour their ‘pencils’ to complete their reading logs. You can create a fun prize at the end of the month if they have completed their reading logs. Like little gift bags of chocolate or a fun healthy snack they love. They can even ‘win’ screen time on the iPads. Reading logs are a great way to encourage kids to also read at home. If you struggle to hand out regular homework to kids, these can be a perfect way to encourage reading at home AND target literacy skills on a daily basis. Hand these out, keep them in their folders. Parents will love this addition to their monthly workbooks.

Reading Log for Kindergarten

I will be using these in my homeschool this year, I will print the free reading log for kindergarten and place them into each child’s manilla folder as they work on their reading skills and as they listen to me read them books. Have the kids colour an item on the page each time they read a book or they listen to someone else reading a book to them.

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How to Use a Simple Homework Progress Tracker

The homework chart allows you and your child to keep track of several homework related activities. It is important that you help your child with this for the first few weeks to ensure that your child understands how to use it. You could also involve your child’s teacher with certain portions of this chart. For example, you could ask your child’s teacher to initial the chart when all homework is complete or when your child writes down their assignments accurately. This might be more appropriate for some children, particularly those who have a history of being dishonest about schoolwork.

Before you begin, you should decide where you will keep the chart. For this chart, it might be best to slide it into the front outside of a binder with a clear plastic cover, or slide the chart into a clear sheet protector inside the binder. It is important that the chart is in a place that is readily accessible and visible. Kids who have ADHD can benefit if the chart is in a spot where they will easily see it. This will help them remember to use it.

Step 1: Establish The Baseline

For the first week you simply sit with your child and go through the worksheet together each day. For each activity the child completes, put a sticker, star, checkmark, or smiley face in the corresponding square. It is important to ignore a bad attitude, whining, etc. Focus only on whether the task is complete. It is not recommended to put any negative words or symbols such as “No” or a frowning face.

At the end of the week, count up the number of positive marks your child earned each day or for the entire week. This is the baseline. Now that you know the baseline, you can set a goal for the following week.

Step 2: Establish a Goal

You can set daily goals, weekly goals, or both. Here are some examples:

Daily goal and reward system: The maximum number of positive marks your child can earn each day is 5. Suppose your child currently gets 2 positive marks each day. It is not reasonable to ask your child to immediately begin getting 5 check marks each day. Rather you want to start where she is and slowly work forward. You might make it a goal for your child to get 3 positive marks per day next week. Each day your child reaches 3 positive marks next week, she would earn a reward such as extra TV time.

Weekly goal and reward system: You could also offer weekly rewards. Suppose your child only achieved a baseline of 10 positive marks for the week. For the next week you might set a goal for your child to earn 15 positive marks. If she gets 15 or more positive marks next week, this would earn her a larger reward in the weekend such as having a sleepover.

Step 3: Continue to Evaluate Progress

As your child achieves each goal, you can slightly increase the goal for the following week. Don’t hesitate to mix up the rewards if your child is getting bored, or offer two choices for your child to choose from.

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This free EDITABLE At Home Learning Mat is great for school breaks or weekly homework in Pre-K and Kindergarten (if you choose or are required to send that home). While it can be used any time of year, it’s perfect for summer break if you wanted to send home a few weeks of ideas for families to get them started!

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Use this at home learning mat to provide simple and effective activities and ideas for families to try with their kids.

The best part is that it’s editable , so it can work for any grade level. You can add in any items you wish, all within the template!

I have some ideas here for Pre-K and Kindergarten, but definitely use the template to change it up for what works best for your students.

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My school is closed and we are not permitted to do online teaching on our school website. I have had several parents ask for some contact and work. I am happy to accommodate. I miss them terribly.

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Thanks for your wonderful tools. I am not very tech savvy, so I have not yet tried your interactive activities.

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Student Data Trackers in Google Sheets

It can be difficult, at times, to keep track of all of your instructional data, especially with so many subjects during our day. Especially if your school district, or school, doesn’t have a data system. Google Sheets is a great tool to keep track of student data for ongoing formative assessments, as well as diagnostic assessments. Having your assessment data accessible also makes it easy to use data to drive classroom instruction, or intervention. Once you have your data spreadsheet set up, it’s easy to adjust for different needs. And, you can reuse the same set up year after year. There are so many ways to customize your student data tracker spreadsheets to fit your needs, and make it work for you! I talk about a few different set ups I’ve used, and/or continue to use, throughout this post. Here’s a look at some easy ways you can track student data with Google Sheets.

Why track student data in Google Sheets?

Tracking student data in Google Sheets has many practical benefits!

• Accessibility- Since it’s cloud based, you can access it anywhere! I hate lugging my school computer home, so I rarely do. But, if I’m grading at home, I can still access my student data spreadsheets from home!
• Collaboration- Since more than one person can access Google Sheets at once, it’s the perfect program for managing student data for more than one classroom. Tracking RtI or intervention data or grade level performance on a school or district assessment are both done easily within Google Sheets. Or, it just makes it possible for you to share your data with your administration team, principal, or instructional coach.
• Autocalculations- My favorite reason for using Google Sheets or Excel for my data is the built in formulas! I use it to figure out student percentages from raw scores, I use it to generate a list of students based on proficiency, and I use it to color code based on student proficiency. I always build in averages into the spreadsheet so that I can monitor my overall student performance.
• Visualization- If you are a visual learner, it’s super fast and quick to add graphs and charts to reflect your data. While that’s not frequently how I like to view it, it’s super simple to add in.
• Versatile- From just checklists for attendance, weekly assessments, formative assessments, and more, you can use Google Sheets (or Excel!) to manage virtually anything you want to track in the classroom!

I used to use Excel to track my data, back in the olden days. Over the years, I’ve shifted to Sheets. I don’t think there’s a single feature I miss in my switch, especially since I don’t utilize the full functions of Sheets or spreadsheets in general.

How do I create student data trackers in Google Sheets?

The first iterations of my data tracking were literally just places to store scores. Over the years, as I’ve learned more about options available in Excel and now Google Sheets, I’ve been better able to customize them to meet my needs. Whether you’re looking to create one spreadsheet you can use to track data in a subject area, or a powerhouse of sheets to hold everything you need, you can build the spreadsheet that meets your needs.

I could list a series of steps to follow to build your student data tracker. But, chances are, if seeing the steps was enough for you, you would have already made your own! So, I think videos are the most helpful. Many people have anxiety around spreadsheet software but I love using them! I’ve spent significant amounts of time learning new things when I want the spreadsheet to do something I don’t yet know how to do! I’m not a pro by any means but I’ve learned a few tricks or two along the years.

This video walks through setting up a pretty basic, academic, standards-based student data tracker. I teach you how to build in formulas to copy information from other cells (so you don’t need to duplicate names), auto-calculating percentages, how to set up conditional formatting to color code based on student mastery, identifying the number of proficient students, and how to build in averages.

Free Student Data Tracker Template

In the video above I walk through how to set up this student data tracker and give suggestions for ways you can modify it to better meet your needs. If you’d rather not build it from scratch, I have a free standards tracking spreadsheet template you can download. The template is exactly what’s shown in the video, and it’s ready for you to continue to customize to meet your needs!

More In-Depth Student Data Tracking

In this Part 2 video, I take that same student data tracker and build individual student reporting pages. These allow you to see how each individual student is performing, standard-by-standard or skill by skill. It’s all set up with formulas so once it’s set up for one student, it’s pretty quick and simple to create it for the rest of the students in your class!  In this video, I talk through formulas for copying cells over to be displayed, adding graps, and conditional formatting.

Student Math Data Tracking Sheets

I think it’s very important to track student data standard by standard in math. It allows you to see who is in need of reteaching or extra support. So many skills build off of a previously learned skill in math. It makes it easy to spiral standards, but also means it’s critical students master them so they’re ready for the next layer. I have standards based math data tracking sheets prepped and ready for you. They’re currently available for grades 1-4. They are prebuilt with the Common Core Math Standards, but are editable so you can change them to match the standards for your state. Or, add in additional skills you’d like to track.

My favorite part of these math data trackers are the student information sheets. These student data pages are auto-generated! They’re literally  no extra work for you! They prepopulate based on the assessment scores you enter into the data spreadsheet. They display the student scores by standard, organized by domain. This makes them perfect reporting pages for parents, or to take with you to a data meeting like RtI, MTSS, or IEP case conferences.

I have math data trackers available for 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and 4th grade. They are ready to be used, and are customizable to match your state standards, or district’s assessments. Each is tailored to your specific grade level and includes a video tutorial that walks you through how to use them. You can get yours sent to your inbox (for free) at Math Data Tracking Spreadsheets .

Phonics Tracking Sheets

Another pre-made student data tracker template I have available is my phonics tracking spreadsheets. This spreadsheet is built using the Quick Phonics Screener but is entirely editable to match whatever assessment you use. Tracking phonics data skill by skill is a great way to ensure students are making progress with their foundational reading skills. I’ve included the video tutorial below, but head to my Free Phonics Data Tracker Spreadsheet page to grab the tracker and read more about it.

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Do you give the Heggerty Phonemic Awareness Assessments? If so, this data tracker is for you! Designed for the Kindergarten and Primary Phonemic Awareness Assessments, this data tracker also creates individual student reporting pages. Designed similar to my Phonics Data Tracker, just enter in names and scores and the individual pages are created for you! Just head to my Heggerty Phonemic Awareness Assessments page to grab it for yourself!

You can use Google Sheets to create even more in-depth student data trackers! Do you use Google Sheets in other ways? I’d love to hear it in the comments below.

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Thank you for sharing!

You’re welcome!

This is exactly what I needed! Thank you! Any chance of grade 5 sheets in the future?

I have it on my to do list!

Hi I was unable to open the tracker template. Would you be able to email me a copy?

Hi! Thank you so much for this! I have been trying to go digital! Is there a way to add more progress monitoring tabs?

You can add more tabs by just duplicating them. However, they will not show up on the student pages without extensive work.

Do you have a data tracker for UFLI?

I don’t. I believe they recommend the QPS or Core Phonics Survey as the diagnostic assessment. If you were wanting it to track your students’ progress each week, this is set up for diagnostic and progress monitoring assessments and not weekly. With that said, if the format fits your needs, you are able to edit the skill titles and raw scores to match any assessment’s sequence.

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We’ve developed Homework Charts for primary ages to teens. You’ll know as a parent when you need to start the process to provide structure and an incentive with homework. You don’t need to start a chart until it is needed. (In fact if you have a youngster who handles all the homework without intervention, give yourself a star!)

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You may want to include details, like by what time homework should be started. Or you may want to simply focus on academic subjects. You can include different aspects of homework: Bringing assignments and books home, packing up completed work properly for taking to school, and a spot for turning in work. Be sure to sit down and have a discussion with your child. For older students, come to an agreement on how the homework should be approached. Nail down expectations, and determine a reasonable incentive. It feels great to get work out of the way without you having to keep reminding them; let our Homework Charts help.

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Kindergarten Number Worksheets

Free Kindergarten Number Worksheets for students to work hands-on on number formation, number recognition, stroke order, counting, and number tracing. Review and practice are the keys when it comes to number fluency, and these free printable number worksheets will reinforce your student’s number readiness and prepare your kindergartener for higher math skills.

These worksheets can be used to spotlight a Number of the Day for numbers 1 through 30 and include writing the number word as well as teaching the ASL (American Sign Language) for each number.

Think your kindergartener is ready for more? Check out our Interactive Math Notebook for Kindergarten offering a full curriculum of hands-on math activities to engage your student all year long.

Kindergarten Number of the Day Worksheets

Number worksheets 1-15.

Number 1 Worksheet

Number 2 Worksheet

Number 3 Worksheet

Number 4 Worksheet

Number 5 Worksheet

Number 6 Worksheet

Number 7 Worksheet

Number 8 Worksheet

Number 9 Worksheet

Number 10 Worksheet

Number 11 Worksheet

Number 12 Worksheet

Number 13 Worksheet

Number 14 Worksheet

Number 15 Worksheet

Number worksheets 16-30.

Number 16 Worksheet

Number 17 Worksheet

Number 18 Worksheet

Number 19 Worksheet

Number 20 Worksheet

Number 21 Worksheet

Number 22 Worksheet

Number 23 Worksheet

Number 24 Worksheet

Number 25 Worksheet

Number 26 Worksheet

Number 27 Worksheet

Number 28 Worksheet

Number 29 Worksheet

Number 30 Worksheet

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Do you need to send home work that is… ♥ EASY TO ASSEMBLE? ♥ FUN FOR YOUR STUDENTS? ♥ CORRELATED TO THE STANDARDS? Your students will enjoy working on their weekly practice! This homework packet is SUPER easy to assemble…just print out one page double sided and your homework for the week is DONE!

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*********************************************************** The skills covered include: ♥ Math: Quarter 1 • Trace and write numbers to 10 • Count and color • Identifying shapes • Oral Counting • Trace and draw shapes • Missing numbers • Number identification

Quarter 2 • Trace and write numbers • Counting • Ten frames • Oral Counting • Patterns • Missing numbers • Number identification • Making 5 • Addition equations • Teen numbers

Quarter 3 • Counting • Counting on • Comparing numbers • Making a ten • Counting tally marks • Ten frame addition sentences • Oral Counting • Base ten models • Missing numbers • Number order (what comes next) • Number bonds • Addition equations

Quarter 4 • Number bonds • Addition equations true/false • Teen numbers: base ten blocks • Subtraction within 6 • 3D Shapes • Adding with a number line • Counting on to add • Addition and subtraction word problems

♥ Literacy: Quarter 1 • Writing their name • Trace and write letters • Letter identification • Rhyming words • Sight words • Syllable counting • Trace and write sentences • Drawing a picture to match the sentence • Writing uppercase and lowercase letters • Beginning sounds

Quarter 2 • Writing their name • Trace and write letters • Uppercase and lowercase letters • Vowels • Drawing and labeling objects • Writing uppercase and lowercase letters • Beginning sounds

Quarter 3 • Identifying uppercase and lowercase letters • Drawing and labeling objects • Writing uppercase and lowercase letters • Writing beginning and ending sounds • Word and picture matching • Short vowel medial sounds • Ending sounds • Reading CVC words

Quarter 4 • Reading & writing word family words • Writing beginning blends • Short vowel medial sounds • Syllables in words • Reading CVC words • Identifying beginning digraphs • Writing words with blends

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Reading Logs

June 8, 2022 by Printabulls Team 2 Comments

Whether you are well into the school year or are enjoying a relaxed summertime schedule, reading logs are undoubtedly an excellent way for your child or student to keep track of their book-reading goals.

During the school year, children (in both elementary and middle school) are encouraged – or even required – to read as much as possible and are usually given a target number of minutes or pages to read every day. If you are an educator, homeschooler, or are a parent who simply wants their child to excel in reading, printing out a reading log for them to keep track of their minutes is the perfect way to ensure they are reading an appropriate minimum amount. Tracking progress also allows the child to see how well they are doing which will encourage them to read even more!

If the school year has ended and you’re already into summertime mode it doesn’t mean that reading is less important or unneeded – with all that extra time on their hands it is actually a perfect opportunity to have your child check out some books from the local library (more book trackers here!) and dive in! Reading year-round will help them maintain all the progress they’ve made during the previous school year in terms of reading and comprehension, plus it’s a great boredom buster – who doesn’t love getting lost in a great book!?

Below, we have 21 Free Printable Reading Logs for your child(ren) to use! Each one will allow them to keep track of the titles, minutes, and/or pages they have read every day. Some are specific to summer reading while others are perfect for use any time of the year. Several are weekly reading logs while the remainder are monthly. There is a lot of variety when it comes to what you’re looking for, so be sure to scroll through the options below to pick the perfect one for your needs!

After you’ve found the one you want to use, all you need to do is click on the image, download the free PDF file to your computer, and print!

All that’s left now is to find a good book (or a few) and enjoy some good quality reading time!

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Progress Tracking: Using Rewards to Monitor Kindergarten Achievement

Rewards in kindergarten classrooms act as markers for tracking children’s progress, much like a compass guides a lost traveler. In the fast-paced world of early education, where each step a child takes shapes their future, having a reliable system to monitor progress is crucial.

Let’s look into how using rewards in kindergarten not only monitors achievement but also creates a positive learning environment that fosters growth and development.

Strategies to Track Students’ Progress with Rewards in Kindergarten

Sticker chart method.

The sticker chart method is a great tool for kindergarten teachers to track students’ progress and motivate them with rewards. It helps make progress visible and encourages students to do their best.

Daily Star Rewards

Implementing the Daily Star Rewards system in kindergarten classrooms helps teachers track students’ progress and offer incentives for academic achievement. By setting daily star goals for each child, teachers can monitor their daily advancement toward kindergarten success.

Behavior Token System

Implementing a Behavior Token System in kindergarten classes improves the monitoring of students’ progress and offers specific rewards for positive behavior and accomplishments. This system involves a behavior chart to visually track students’ actions, aiding them in comprehending their advancement.

The reward structure linked with the behavior tokens motivates students to consistently display desired behaviors. Monitoring progress becomes more effective, enabling timely interventions and positive reinforcement.

Weekly Prize Incentives

Individual Progress Charts

In my kindergarten classroom, I use individual progress charts to track each student’s development and provide them with rewards for their accomplishments. This method helps me monitor progress effectively while keeping the students motivated and engaged in their learning journey.

Here are three key strategies I incorporate alongside individual progress charts:

Team-Based Reward System

Introducing a team-based reward system in kindergarten not only tracks progress efficiently but also nurtures a culture of cooperation and shared success, establishing a solid foundation for future academic pursuits.

Monthly Achievement Certificates

Celebrate small victories.

Students receive success certificates highlighting their specific achievements, and they’re rewarded with high fives for their individual victories. By highlighting these small wins, I cultivate a positive and supportive environment that encourages students to keep striving for success.

Peer Recognition Activities

Fun reward tokens.

The system involves a reward chart where students earn tokens for each accomplishment. These tokens can then be exchanged for achievement badges, creating a motivating program that inspires students to do well.

The vibrant tokens add excitement to monitoring progress, making it enjoyable for the children and giving them a sense of achievement with each token earned.

Interactive Achievement Board

I use progress monitoring tools on the board to personalize support for each child based on their development needs.

Special Class Rewards

Personalized Achievement Badges

Involving parents in the reward system helps create a supportive environment for the children, while teacher guidance ensures that the badges accurately reflect each student’s successes.

Classroom Treasure Chest

Goal-setting sticker charts.

By using this tool, we can effectively track each student’s development and offer tailored support to enrich their learning journey. The visual representation of goals and rewards on the sticker charts serves as a strong motivator for our young learners, instilling a sense of accomplishment and pride in their achievements.

Positive Behavior Tickets

Daily achievement stamps.

In my kindergarten class, I use a system of daily achievement stamps to track students’ progress and reward their successes. Every day, students earn personalized achievement badges when they meet their daily goals. These badges serve as visual reminders of their accomplishments and inspire them to keep pushing themselves.

Group Reward Challenges

Reward jar collection.

In my classroom, I’ve introduced an engaging way to monitor kindergarten students’ progress through a Reward Jar Collection system. This system involves filling a jar with colorful tokens that students earn for completing tasks, demonstrating kindness, or reaching academic goals.

Attendance Reward System

Random surprise rewards.

Tracking students’ progress in kindergarten can be done effectively by using random surprise rewards. As a kindergarten teacher, I’ve seen how surprise treats, mystery rewards, instant prizes, unexpected gifts, and spontaneous incentives can really motivate and engage young learners.

Virtual Reward Stickers

Moreover, personalized reward badges can be customized to each student’s preferences, making the recognition even more significant. Through the use of virtual reward stickers, kindergarten educators can effectively track progress and encourage ongoing development.

Homework Completion Rewards

In-class achievement celebrations.

Class Goal Tracking

Implementing a system of setting and tracking class goals can effectively motivate and reward kindergarten students for their progress. To ensure student engagement and celebrate achievements, I use the following strategies:

Using rewards to monitor kindergarten achievement is a valuable tool for teachers. It motivates students, helps track progress, and celebrates accomplishments.

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In my classroom, I assign homework weekly! I LOVE using this homework cover sheets to help keep my students organized and on top of their homework! I have included two different versions of these cover sheets. Version 1: a space for students name and the date, spelling and vocabulary, and a homework overview with parent initials. Version 2: a space for students name and the date, a section for you to add anything (could be spelling and vocabulary) and a homework overview section.

This product includes 30 different cover designs (30 for each version) and are all themes for holidays/season of the year (summer, fall, winter and spring).

There is a preview for you to look over what is on each cover sheet! This product is completely editable and all fonts are embedded!

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