This week, I'm continuing our Día de los niños series with a free download. If you're a MommyMaestra subscriber, you'll find this printable reading passport in your inbox this evening. If not, you can purchase my reading passport file in my TpT store.
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Bilingual Printable Reading Passport
This reading passport is easy to print and assemble.
- Make sure to select "Actual Size" on your printer settings, or "Custom" and "100%."
- Print pages 3 and 4 on two separate pieces of paper (Do not select "Print on both sides of paper.")
- Fold page 3 in half with the printed side facing out.
- Fold the page in half again with the dark blue covers on the outside.
- Repeat steps 3 and 4 with page 4.
- Tuck page 4 inside page 3.
- Staple in the middle to hold the booklet together.
How to Use This Reading Passport
Reading Challenge
I'm always thinking about ways to get kids excited about reading. And one of those is with a reading challenge.
One simple and easy challenge is to have your kids read 8 books in one month. You can set the details based on your child's interests and reading level (picture books, chapter books, poetry, etc.), or just let them choose which books they want to read.
Other challenges could be for the summer or school year. You can require books by Latino authors, classics, novels, short stories, books in Spanish, biographies, or even graphic novels. You can also challenge your student to read one book from each genre.
Whatever you do, be flexible and have fun!
Other Día Posts You May Enjoy:
- Ways To Celebrate Día de los Niños, Día de los Libros/Children's Day, Book Day
- New Books to Celebrate Día
- Día Craft: DIY Book Tutorial
- Día Craft: DIY Book-Inspired Sports ID Tag
- Día Craft: Music-Themed Magazine Holder
- 10 Ways to Celebrate Día at Home
- Día de los Niños Activity Packet