100 Ways To Raise A Reader Checklist Template
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Adult Directions:
as long as they can. Snap a picture! Or take a selfie of you reading to your children. Take photos of your
children completing as many boxes as you can and share the photos with us. Share the photos on
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Read a picture book
Listen to a parent or guardian read
Read closed-captioning on the TV
Read a chapter book
to you
Read with a pointer or finger
Read and solve math word
Read to a parent or guardian
puppet
problems
Read in bed, past your bedtime
Read a recipe aloud, step-by-step,
Read a nonfiction book about
Read a story or book you wrote
while you help someone cook
something you know nothing about
Read with a book club you created
Read while eating
Read a book you love AGAIN
or joined
Listen to audio books
Read a biography about a person
Read with your friends or neighbors
Take turns reading a page at a time
you admire or don’t know
Read to the family pet or stuffed
Read at the local library, bookstore,
Read a book that will teach you a
animal
or coffee shop
new skill, trade, or technology
Read with a grandparent
Read in the bathtub (no water)
Read a book from your favorite
Read with a sibling
Read and sing song lyrics with the
author
Read to babies and toddlers
artist or choir
Read a comic book or joke book
Read to family or friends with Skype
Organize your bookshelves
Follow a recipe from a cook book
or Facetime
Create a puppet show
Read a craft book
Volunteer to read at a retirement
Read at the park or playground
Read about caring for animals
home, nursing home, or hospital
Read in planes, trains, or
Read about a place you’d like to visit
Compile and share the shopping list
automobiles
Read about fitness and exercise
Read a blog and respond
Read at the beach or poolside
Read a book that takes place in the
Make or update a memories
Read at the laundromat
past or future
scrapbook with captions
Read out loud with animated voices
Read a magazine or newspaper
Keep a shared journal with
that go along with each character
someone Take turns writing back
Read a play, musical, or poetry
Read with a flashlight
Read a spooky book or mystery
and forth
Rewrite the ending of a book you
Read a book that received an award
Create a video of you reading and
found boring or confusing
or honor
share it online or text messaging
Read while you wait at a restaurant,
Read about your favorite sport or
Design, record, and share
doctor’s office, or airport
team
commercials about books
Play reading games like Scrabble,
Read about holidays, traditions, or
Donate books to charity or check
Boggle, crossword puzzles
cultures from around the world
out books from the local library
Collect words in a jar, diary, or app
Read about another state or
Read cereal boxes, catalogs, flyers,
CHALLENGE
country
billboard signs, or street signs
Read a book that became a movie
Read an eBook or iBook
Tag us and share a new way to
Read a folktale, fairy tale, or myth
enjoy reading!
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