Instructions

Terms of Use

Choose a set of pages to print.

Pages 2-3 are in color.

Pages 4-5 are black/white and kids can use crayons to color them.

Challenge your student to complete a certain number of activities!

This product may be used for your own classroom, library, school, or

personal use. It may not be shared as a pdf file, on the web, or in

any other way. © Walking by the Way

Copyright Thanks Graphics © Sarah Pecorino Font © JJ Fonts

Reading Challenges!

Read a

Magazine

Read in Your

Grandma’s

Voice

Read in the

Bathtub

Read in the

Sunshine Read in a Closet

Read Under

a Table Read a Recipe Read to a Mirror

Read Like a

Pirate

Read a

Newspaper

Read with a Cup

of Coffee or Tea Read in a Tree

Read in a

Monster Voice

Read

on a Swing

Read to

Your Pet

Read to Your

Sister

or Brother

Read a

Cereal Box

Read Outside in

the Grass

Get a Towel

and Read on

“the Beach”

Read Upside

Down

Read on a

Flying Carpet

Put on a Hat (or

two or three)

and Read!

Read in

a Robot Voice

Read to Your

Stuffed Animals

Read Under

the Moon Read in a Fort

Make a Reading

Puppet Theater

Read to a

Grown Up

Read Like

You’re a Spy

Read in an Elf

Voice

Read with

an Accent

Read Like You

Are

Under Water

Read a Comic

Read to

Someone Using

Skype

Listen to an

Audio Book

Read Like a

News Anchor

Read on a

Trampoline

Read with a

Flashlight

Read in a

Whispering

Voice

Ideas from Learning Librarians Graphics © Sarah Pecorino Font © JJ Fonts

Pick an activity. Read for 5-10 minutes. Color in the rectangle. How many spaces can you color?

Read! by Ami Brainerd

Read in the sunshine,

or up in a tree

Read under a table

with a cup of tea

Read like a pirate

in your bathtub

Read in the garage

to a stuffed animal club

Read to the mirror

in your grandmother’s voice

Read to your pet or your brother—

your choice

Read with a whisper

Read with a shout!

Read right-side up

or upside down

Read in the closet

of your room

Read with the stars

under the moon

Build a fort

and read inside

Make a magic carpet

and read and fly!

Graphics © Sarah Pecorino Font © JJ Fonts

Read a

Magazine

Read in Your

Grandma’s

Voice

Read in the

Bathtub

Read in the

Sunshine Read in a Closet

Read Under

a Table Read a Recipe Read to a Mirror

Read Like a

Pirate

Read a

Newspaper

Read with a Cup

of Coffee or Tea Read in a Tree

Read in a

Monster Voice

Read

on a Swing

Read to

Your Pet

Read to Your

Sister

or Brother

Read a

Cereal Box

Read Outside in

the Grass

Get a Towel

and Read on

“the Beach”

Read Upside

Down

Read on a

Flying Carpet

Put on a Hat (or

two or three)

and Read!

Read in

a Robot Voice

Read to Your

Stuffed Animals

Read Under

the Moon Read in a Fort

Make a Reading

Puppet Theater

Read to a

Grown Up

Read Like

You’re a Spy

Read in an Elf

Voice

Read with

an Accent

Read Like You

Are

Under Water

Read a Comic

Read to

Someone Using

Skype

Listen to an

Audio Book

Read Like a

News Anchor

Read on a

Trampoline

Read with a

Flashlight

Read in a

Whispering

Voice

Ideas from Learning Librarians Graphics © Sarah Pecorino Font © JJ Fonts

Pick an activity. Read for 5-10 minutes. Color in the rectangle. How many spaces can you color?

Read! by Ami Brainerd

Read in the sunshine,

or up in a tree

Read under a table

with a cup of tea

Read like a pirate

in your bathtub

Read in the garage

to a stuffed animal club

Read to the mirror

in your grandmother’s voice

Read to your pet or your brother—

your choice

Read with a whisper

Read with a shout!

Read right-side up

or upside down

Read in the closet

of your room

Read with the stars

under the moon

Build a fort

and read inside

Make a magic carpet

and read and fly!

Graphics © Sarah Pecorino Font © JJ Fonts