Winter Break Reading Bingo

It's the last week before winter break, and the copy room is full of worksheet packets that will come back blank in January, if they come back at all. This sends one sheet home instead, and the only assignment on it is to read.

Each child gets a bingo board of ways to read: under a blanket, to a pet or a stuffed animal, a recipe, a cereal box, a book older than you are. Color a square for each one; a full row is a bingo.

Inside, 16 pages: the cover; contents and a before-and-after-break checklist (page 2); two picture boards for grades K-2, 16 squares each (pages 3 and 4); two word boards for grades 3-5, 24 squares and a free middle (pages 5 and 6); a family letter with blanks for your return date, the kinds of reading your class counts and a note from you (page 7); questions families ask, with a return slip (page 8); reading logs for K-2 and 3-5 (pages 9 and 10); a best-book page for each band, one to draw and one to write (pages 11 and 12); two certificates (pages 13 and 14); a class tally chart for January with 28 rows (page 15); notes for the teacher (page 16).

The letter is written to print on the back of a board. The pictures on the K-2 boards are outlines on white, ready to color, and every page prints in black and white on US Letter or A4.

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