Book and Reading Logs

Ignite the love of reading with these book and reading logs. Several different versions to pick from including basic charts and fun designs!

Whether you are looking for printables to use in your classroom or are a homeschooling parent, I have got you covered.

These free printable reading logs can be used with a wide range of ages. From young children up to older kids! Plus, you can even use these as an adult!

What is a Reading Log

A reading log is a place where kids can record what they are reading. The date, time spent reading, number of pages read, and initials can also be recorded.

You will find most reading logs are data tables or charts made up of columns and rows. Children can fill out the required information whenever they add a new entry to the log.

What is a Book Log?

Similar to a reading log, a book log is a place to record the books you are reading. Some logs have spaces to record the date and the book's title while others simply let you record the number of books read.

Directions

1. Each time your child spends time reading have them record data on the chart
2. Title of the book, number of pages read, time spent reading, etc.
3. You can even sign off on each entry by writing your initials
4. Continue until the chart is complete

Reading logs are wonderful additions to your homeschool routine or classroom routine. Kids can fill out an entry each time they finish a book or read part of a book.

Basic Reading Logs

Three different variations of a reading log in chart form. On the first printable, there are three rows of information to record. The second version has four rows, and the third has five.

Basic Log

Reading Logs with Pictures

Created with young children in mind, the next sheets have fun designs instead of a traditional chart. Kids can record the name of the book they read within the image.

After finishing a book, children can have fun coloring in and decorating the sheet. Adding in art is an easy way to get young kids excited about reading! Which one is your favorite?

Book Logs

Record the books you are reading with these free book logs. Several different designs to pick from depending on how many books you are planning on reading. Not only great for kids, adults can fill out these sheets too!

Why You Will Love These Printables

• No prep
• Print and go learning resource
• Simple chart without distractions
• Fun designs for young kids
• Black and white = printer friendly!
• Several different variations

As a mom and educator, I strive to create printables that you want to use with your kids. Designed with simplicity in mind, each log uses minimal ink when printed.

There are several different versions to pick from because I know how important it is to fit the needs of your individual child. From basic to more complex, there is a version for every learner.

You can start using a reading log with very young children including preschoolers. Perfect for elementary aged kids, middle schoolers, and even high schoolers.