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Winter starts tomorrow and so our fall reading challenge with the kids is wrapping up today. The kids still think they have 5 more books to read so they are scrambling around reading to each other.
Truthfully, they have probably read more than enough books and it’s probably due to my lack of recording their reading – but I’m not complaining! They’ve been cuddling up on the couch with each other and reading books to anyone who will listen.
They asked what the winter reading chart is going to look like, so I pulled one together last night and it’s posted below in case you are interested in using it with your kids.
You can find reading challenge charts for all of the seasons on my website.
Enjoy!!
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