Weekly Reading Log Page 2
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2Reading Response
Try to pick different topics throughout the year. This needs to be at least 3
sentences long, and use proper grammar and punctuation. Use a sheet of
notebook paper and staple it to your reading log. Rewrite the prompt that you
chose at the top of your paper
Are the characters realistic? Why or why not?
Describe a character that you would like to meet. Why would you like to meet
them?
Describe something that you have read that is similar to this, and how are
they similar.
Describe the major conflict. What side are you on and why?
Describe the setting. How does it add to the story?
Create a new setting that you think would be better for the story. Describe
it. Why would it be better?
Describe what was either believable or unbelievable about your reading.
Identify similarities and differences between the main character and you.
Describe your least favorite character and explain why.
Describe your most favorite character and explain why.
If you were a character in this book, who would you be? What would your role
be?
If you could talk to the author, what questions would you ask? Why?
If you were the author, what would you change? Why?
What are at least 2 problems that the character faced? How were they solved?
Pick a quote from the passage and re-write it and respond to it. What does it
make you feel?
How does the text relate to your life?
Why do you think the author wrote this?
What has the author done to keep you interested in the book?
How does the author use figurative language to enhance the story?
The score will be the total points the student scores times 5. For example,
20x5=100.
Categories
5 Points
4 Points
3 Points
2 Points
1 Point
0 Points
Number of
Read 5 days
Read 4 days
Read 3
Read 2 days
Read 1 Day
Did not
Days Read
days
Read
Identified
Identified all items
Identified most
Identified
Identified
Identified
Did not
book,
on every day.
items on all days.
most items
some items
some items
identify
author, and
on some
on some days.
on few days.
items.
author’s
days.
purpose
Reading
Student wrote an
Student wrote
Student
Student
Student
There was
Response
exceptional and well
an average and
wrote a
wrote a
wrote a
no
developed comment
developed
comment
comment that
comment
response.
that included a main
comment that
that
was missing a
that did not
idea and supporting
included a main
included a
main idea or
include a
detail.
idea and
main idea
supporting
main idea or
supporting detail
and detail.
detail.
detail.
Parent
Log was signed daily.
Log was signed 4
Log was
Log was
Log was
Log was
Initials
days.
signed 3
signed 2 days.
signed 1 day.
not
days.
signed.
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