Reading Diary

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Encouraging KS2 Students to keep a reading diary using this reading diary comments KS2 booklet has lots of potential benefits. If there are important facts within our reading, we can add them as flash cards, using a dedicated document or a table. A softcover notebook that’s perfect for those on the go, this journal is full of pages for reviews, wish lists, quotes, and empty checklists to help you stay motivated to read, read, read. This reading journal is stuffed with space for reviews, lists, and great quotes to keep you engaged and organized. This journal is perfect for those who want a simple no-muss no-fuss space to record their reading history.

In addition to things I like or don’t like, I include things like the characters, themes, major plot points ( my journal is full of spoilers! The Learning Tools in the Year 6 Reading Diary enable the child to use their reading to discuss, debate, listen and introduce appropriate vocabulary and grammar for different audiences. As the founder of Mind Joggle, she helps busy, overwhelmed women reclaim their mental space and make books a transformative part of their lives. They also allow teachers to see how often (or not) their students are reading and what sorts of books they most enjoy.Includes recognising Sounds, words and pictures - Phase 2, Phase 3 and Phase 5 and Decodable and tricky words. You’ll find book journal ideas, reading journal examples, prompts, and thoughts on why you should start a book log to improve your reading life. It may be important to add to the main table the percentage of comprehension so that we may decide to reread the book later on. I have space to summarize the book, why I loved it, themes, quotes, similar books, and to note others who might love it.

This approach encourages the child to discuss and share ideas confidently and also supports the child to construct and organise early writing skills.Each time a child completes a book, they add a leaf with their name and the book, building into a wonderful display. Finally, our Key Stage 1 A4 Exercise Writing Books are amazing value, so do take advantage of these for your Key Stage 1 pupils. This journal comes complete with stencils, markers, a pen pocket, and 250 pages for all the book reviews and logs you could ever want (it also has three bookmarks to separate your sections). Reading boosts children's creative writing skills, too, because it allows them to explore worlds that open their imagination, which they can take when writing their own stories for inspiration. For you students to get started with these reading diary comments KS2, print out a copy of the booklet for each student to keep at home.