Spring break reading challenge

Find a FREE READING BINGO PRINTABLE FOR HIGH SCHOOL! Summer or winter break challenge in school or public library activity.

Keep kids entertained during break with our free reading challenge printable! Two design to choose from, 1 perfect for kids, 1 great for teens and tweens!

This fun free printable pick-a-prize reading challenge that allows kids to pick their own prize for completing allotted reading time.

Shocker, kids don't really want to read in the Summer. But with a reading challenge that focuses on quality choices, we can change this! FREEBIE inside!

Keep your students engaged in reading over the break! This spring break reading bingo challenge has fun ideas of where, when, and how students can read over break. (elementary, 1st grade, second grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade)

This is going to be short & sweet. I posted on Instagram & apparently this writing page was in demand..lol. I just posted this freebie on TPT. If your spring break is already done then save it for next year. Hope you can use it! Don't forget to follow me so you don't miss any more freebies! Peace, Mel D

Having mixed feelings about the return from spring break? Learn about these great after spring break activities for middle school. These spring reading comprehension activities are the perfect way to come back from spring break in your middle school ELA clssroom. Your 5th grade, 6th grade, & 7th grade students will love this engaging reading comprehension practice with making inferences, context clues, and much more!

Item description Are you looking for for a fun way to encourage READING over spring break? This Spring Reading Challenge can be sent home with students over spring break or during spring months. This Spring Reading Activity is perfect to motivate students to read independently or encourage parents to read to their child at home over spring! Directions: Print, copy, and send home at the end of the school year. Students color in a square when complete an item on the Spring Reading Challenge…

I'm so excited about this new Free Printable! I love reading, always have, and just assumed my kids would too. That hasn't really been the case with most of them. I'm hoping with this new Reading Bingo Game that some of the required reading will turn into a love for reading. I chose a variety of challenges for each square such as reading in a different place, reading to different people, and reading different types of books. Hopefully this will make reading seem less like something they have…