Elementary Reading Journal

Fall in love with reading again!

The Homeschool Reading Journal is a full-year homeschool reading curriculum that allows your kids to pick their own books while sharpening their comprehension and analytical skills. All in 15 minutes a day! 

Let your kids take the reins and become life-long readers!

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Customer Reviews

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Lauren Stagmier
Great journal!

Bought for our 3rd grader, love how easily this has encouraged him to read daily. I can let him pick the book for the day- picture or chapter - and know that he will be reading and working on comprehension no matter the choice . We have been using it for three weeks now and it has proven to be an easy and engaging addition to our curriculum this year. Such a flexible format with great questions and appealing graphics. We received a free daily verse card pack with our order and they exceeded my expectations. Nice quality with a small wood stand to display them. Beautiful!

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Katie S
My son is loving it

This reading journal has been the perfect piece for encouraging my young reader to read more books. In a digital age where everything is thrown at us instantaneously it's challenging at times to slow down and read. I really want to develop strong readers and this is an excellent resource. We've been using it a month and I told him once it's filled up he can go pick out a lego set... that's highly motivating lol...

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Christy
Reading journal

My daughter loves the reading journal. As a kiddo that struggles with reading, this has kept her excited about reading!! A true blessing!

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Ashley S.
Amazing and Affordable!

This is such an amazing curriculum! I love the fact that we can pick our own books that my daughter is ACTUALLY interested in so that she will be motivated to read each day. This is a full year course for only $20! You can’t beat it! Great for a struggling reader and writer! Would also be a great supplement to any reading curriculum that you are already using, I’m thinking of buying another one to use as a summer reading journal next year!

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Krysta Hamor
Great Reading Journal!

This Reading Journal is great!! My kindergarten-age daughter can be pretty resistant to academic time, but this journal keeps things fun and interesting for her without overwhelming her. Great book. And... SPIRAL! YAY!

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Kirsty Crizer
Family fun!

Although I bought this for my first grade daughter, the entire family loves filling in different sections about the books we've been reading together. They are all young, so they still need guidance as to which section might fit the book best, but we have so much fun doing it!
It has spared some marvelous conversations as well! Discussions about genre, fiction versus nonfiction, and how to search for truth have all happened because of this journal 😊

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Courtney Simon
Reading Journal

Just received this today. Super fast shipping! I have struggled to find a reading curriculum that my daughter will enjoy, she is a VERY reluctant reader. But honestly, I think it’s because she has no interest in reading most things we’ve tried. I also purchased a book series suggested in the curriculum that I think she’ll actually enjoy. I think the reading struggle is finally over! Thank you for creating such an awesome resource. 😀

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A.R.
Great - for homeschool or enrichment!

This is a cute reading log.!It is simple to use and works for beginning readers and up. We use this as an enrichment piece to traditional school.

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Michelle Foelber
Fabulous Resource!

I was looking for a new program to do with my elementary children. We've done various reading programs. They are great readers, but I was getting bored with the same old reading activity and analysis. One year I even printed off free worksheets online and created my own and had projects. However, I knew that I was ready for simplicity and when I discovered this reading program, I knew it was the right one. I loved how I can choose the books among what we already have, decide what page numbers they read, and then after they are done, they can do simple activities to help them tell me their thoughts on the book. It will make reading fun again and I'm looking forward to using it for our school year.

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