Summer Reading Board Game
Each summer I try to put a new spin on our reading program. In past years I’ve done really successful Bingo Card Reading Challenges. This year I want to create a board game in which the challenges change each week. This will tempt the children to come in every week to see what’s new.
For each reading challenge they complete, they will earn one sticker to add to our challenge wall. The age groups are broken up by schools in our district: Pre-K, K-3rd, 4-6th. For each board they complete, they will be able to pick a prize from our prize bin.
What do you do for your program?
For more ideas check out Catch the Possibilities. She’s hosting the Flannel Friday Summer Reading Extravaganza this year.
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I love this idea! We are looking for ideas for our church library summer reading program and I could see adapting this quite well. So I have a question: how did you create your number diagrams? Is there an on-line template?
Thanks!
Thanks, Debbie.
I made the template myself and can’t find the original file, just the jpg.
You can make a bingo card with an auto generator instead: http://osric.com/bingo-card-generator/?title=1st+
Good luck!