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Summer Reading

How to Keep Growing as Readers Over the Summer

Summer ReadingHow to Keep Growing as Readers Over the Summer
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Twenty Minutes a Day (at least)

You do a lot to grow every day. You eat well. You exercise. You make time for play, too!


Have fun making time for reading! Here are some ideas to make the most of your twenty minutes of daily reading:



  • Read anything!
  • Read alone, or read together.
  • Read in a tent or in a car; read at the kitchen table or cuddled up in bed.
  • Just read!



Every. Single. Day.

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Take the Reading Challenge! Take the Reading Challenge!

How many places can you read this summer?

Take the reading challenge. See how many places you can check off on this chart.

In order for it to count, you need to read in that location for at least ten minutes.

Have fun!


P.S. Let us know your favorite place to read!

"Oh The Places You'll Read" Challenge in English
"Oh, Cuán Lejos Leerás": el Reto en Español

Reading isn't just books! Reading isn't just books!

There are so many ways you can practice reading as a family.

Consider looking up some recipes and working together to make them. The following ones are from a website called "Activity Mom" and are meant for beginning readers.

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Snack Mix

Here's the easy-read recipe!

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Banana Bread

Here's the easy-read recipe!

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Sprinkle Cookies

Here's the easy-read recipe!

Arts and Crafts for Readers!
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You could also make some crafts. Follow the directions in the link above (purple rectangle) and you can try ten different art projects!

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