Homework Already Done For You: Reading Log.

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Reading logs is likened to that of a diary or a journal only that instead of sharing your daily experiences, you are to write and describe every single book or even articles that you have read. You can even include writing your personal observation and musings on your reading log especially if you will be able to read some captivating and mind.

One of the ways my students document their reading is through reading logs. Yes, I do conference with my students and use their reading notebooks as an artifact of authentic growth of their reading, but it is also a requirement that they keep track of their reading at home and in school.

Second Grade (2) Second Grade (2). Martinez Elementary School; Second Grade Homework Policy and Assignments. Reading: Students are expected to read 20 minutes each night. Students are to complete the reading log to show their reading and get a parent signature to verify their reading time. This log is to be turned in each day to the student.

Students will be given a homework log each Monday to complete throughout the week. This will include a minimum of 20 minutes of reading per night, math fact practice and spelling practice throughout the week. Additionally, students will have an additional piece of homework that fits the curriculum being covered in class during the week.

Reading logs are designed to encourage reading by assigning daily reading homework for a minimum number of minutes and are popular in many elementary schools.

Second Grade Reading LogSecond Grade Reading Log As you read, here are some questions to think about. After you read, answer one or more of the questions below. DO NOT copy a sentence from the book. Tell me what you think!! 1. What part did you just read about? 2. Write a short summary. 3. What part did you like? 4. What part did you not like? 5.

Keep in mind that each student is required to complete a reading log every night in addition to other homework.: Reading Log - Read nightly for at least 30 minutes. Please follow the directions that are at the top of the Reading Log Activity List. Reading Logs are being kept in a journal.

This reading log is designed for upper elementary students to track the number of pages they read each day, for a grand total at the end of reading month. Story Grammar Book Report Form Use this 'Book Report Form: Story Grammar' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home.

If you need help, please look at the homework helper attached with the homework. Reading logs are checked daily and turned in Friday. Please remember to sign the reading log daily.

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Reading Logs. Homework also includes a reading log where the 20 minutes of required nightly reading is documented. This MUST BE signed by an adult. Failure to complete reading logs with signature will be considered an incomplete assignment that cannot be made up. Look for assignments in student's binder.