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Reading Reading Reading Reading Is a Piece of Cake Reading Is a Piece of Cake Reading Is a Piece of Cake Reading Is a Piece of Cake Reading
If you choose to do this challenge, here is what you need to do
• You have to read at least 20 minutes a day for at least 20 days in the month of April. have to do at least 20 days, but are encouraged to do more in the month. The more you read the better the reader you will become.
• A good place to keep your packet is in your STAR BINDER.
• Each time you read, choose a understand a prompt, ask me about it the next day in school.
• Fill in the date, minutes read, the book you readthe prompt and have an adult initial the last box. all the conventions of writing we practice every dayformation and sizes, and punctuation. Practicing good writing will help you become the best writer you can be!
• On April 30th, not before, turn in your completed challenge. You
have to read at least 20 minutes for at least 20 days and turn it on April 30
th to be invited to the Reading is a Piece of Cake Cupcake
Celebration. No exceptions.
Let the reading begin!!Let the reading begin!!Let the reading begin!!Let the reading begin!!
Is a Piece of Cake Reading Is a Piece of Cake Reading Is a Piece of Cake Reading Is a Piece of Cake Reading Challenge Challenge Challenge Challenge
If you choose to do this challenge, here is what you need to do
You have to read at least 20 minutes a day for at least 20 days in the month of April. There 31 boxes of “read and respond” prompts. You
to do at least 20 days, but are encouraged to do more in the month. The more you read the better the reader you will become.
A good place to keep your packet is in your STAR BINDER.
Each time you read, choose a “read and respond” box to answer.
understand a prompt, ask me about it the next day in school.
Fill in the date, minutes read, the book you read (use capitals in a title)the prompt and have an adult initial the last box. Remember to write neatly and use
ntions of writing we practice every day- capitals, spaces, proper letter formation and sizes, and punctuation. Practicing good writing will help you become
, not before, turn in your completed challenge. You to read at least 20 minutes for at least 20 days and turn it on
to be invited to the Reading is a Piece of Cake Cupcake Celebration. No exceptions.
Let the reading begin!!Let the reading begin!!Let the reading begin!!Let the reading begin!!
Challenge Challenge Challenge Challenge
If you choose to do this challenge, here is what you need to do…
You have to read at least 20 minutes a day for at least 20 days in the boxes of “read and respond” prompts. You
to do at least 20 days, but are encouraged to do more in the month. The more you read the better the reader you will become.
box to answer. If you do not
(use capitals in a title), respond to Remember to write neatly and use
capitals, spaces, proper letter formation and sizes, and punctuation. Practicing good writing will help you become
, not before, turn in your completed challenge. You to read at least 20 minutes for at least 20 days and turn it on
to be invited to the Reading is a Piece of Cake Cupcake
Let the reading begin!!Let the reading begin!!Let the reading begin!!Let the reading begin!!
Date Minutes
Read
Book
Read Answer the question in each box in complete sentences.
Parent
Initial
Did what you read today make you laugh, cry, smile, cheer, cringe, want to ask more
questions…? Explain why.
What text-to-self connection can you make to what you read today?
Write one or two facts/sentences did you find interesting from today’s reading?
Do any of the characters remind you of someone you know in real life? Who? Why? Explain.
Date Minutes
Read
Book
Read Answer the question in each box in complete sentences.
Parent
Initial
What would another good title be for this book? Why? Explain.
What character in your story would you want to be and why?
Make a prediction… What do you think will happen next in the story?
What is the author’s purpose for writing this book? Explain.
Date Minutes
Read
Book
Read Answer the question in each box in complete sentences.
Parent
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Did you uncover any new and exciting words today in your reading? If yes what were they? If not really, please find one word you can share with us. Tell us about these words and how they were used.
What text-to-world connection can you make to what you read today?
Write one or two facts/sentences did you find interesting from today’s reading?
Do any of the characters do something that shocked you? What was it? Tell us what it was and why it shocked you.
Date Minutes
Read
Book
Read Answer the question in each box in complete sentences.
Parent
Initial
Write five adjectives/character traits of the main character.
If you could bring one character from the story to school for a day, who would it be and why?
Summarize the parts of the book you read today.
What is your favorite character and why?
Date Minutes
Read
Book
Read Answer the question in each box in complete sentences. Parent
Initial
Did what you read today make you laugh, cry, smile, cheer, cringe, what to ask more
questions…? Explain why.
What text-to-text connection can you make to what you read today?
Answer the five W’s- who, what, where, when, and why about what you read today.
Do you like this author’s style of writing? Why or why not?
Date Minutes
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Book
Read Answer the question in each box in complete sentences. Parent
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What made you choose this book?
Was this book easy or hard to read? Explain why.
What is one question you want to ask the main character?
What would you change about this story? Explain why.
Date Minutes
Read
Book
Read Answer the question in each box in complete sentences.
Parent
Initial
Use bold adjectives and describe the setting of this story.
What genre is the book you are reading? How can you tell? Defend your answer.
Draw a picture of what your read about today.
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How has the character changed from the beginning to the end of the story?
Can you write a short poem about what you read today?
Would you recommend this book to someone else? Why or why not?
Is there a character that is like you in some way? Describe how they are and if they aren’t like you explain why.
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