Free Printable Reading Rewards
Free Printable Reading RewardsFree printable reading awards to make reading fun and rewarding. Your children or students will suddenly become book worms!
Reading Logs
These printable reading logs will help you keep track of the number of books that your student or child’s reads.
Reading Awards for Kids
The following reading awards can be used to reward children for learning how to read or for reading on a regular basis. They work well with our reading charts that track how much children read. You can use the awards to reward children for reading a certain number of books each week or for dedicating enough time to reading.
Bookmarks to reward students for reading
Each time your child or students read a book give him or her a book buck. You can give more than one for very thick books.
Click “customize” to personalize your book bucks. Add the teacher’s name, signature or any other notes.
Editable book bucks conversion table in Microsoft Powerpoint format. Convert “book bucks” to reading rewards. You can edit it to suit your needs.
Reader of the Day Award
Reader of the Week Award
Reader of the Month Award
Reader of the Year Award
Super Reading Award
Platinum Reading Reward
Gold Reading Reward
Silver Reading Reward
Bronze Reading Reward
Outstanding Reader Award
Reading Awards for Kids
Reading Awards for Students
Reading Award Certificate
I can read!
A reading award certificate for young kids (kindergarten or first grade).
We offer a selection of reading logs to track your child’s reading. Once your student or child has reached her reading goals you can award her any of our free printable reading rewards. These reading awards are used as incentives to promote and encourage your child to read. Teachers can arrange reading contests and award the students who read the most. Friendly reading competitions will encourage your students to read as much as possible. Making reading rewarding will encourage even those who have not yet become bookworms to spend more time reading. A true love for books and reading often develops over time but in order for that to happen kids need to give reading a chance. These reading rewards might just be the incentive that your child or students need to get hooked on books!
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