Reading Record & Learning Tools Log Format

Excellent home-school link reading record diary that tracks and monitors early reading. The diary incorporates child-friendly learning tools that develop foundational steps into language, literacy and communication. Reflective reading activities to meet the EYFS Early Learning Goals (ELG) for 40-60 months.

Excellent home-school link reading record diary that tracks and monitors books from the Reading Scheme and free choice books for Year 1. The diary incorporates child-friendly learning tools that integrate the important skills of reading, writing and comprehension. This approach encourages the child to discuss and share ideas confidently and also supports the child to construct and organise early writing skills. A diary that tracks progress, enjoyment and personal pride of the child’s work.

Outstanding home-school link reading record diary that tracks and monitors books from the Reading Scheme and free choice books for Year 2. The diary incorporates child-friendly learning tools that integrate reading, comprehension and writing. This approach encourages the child to read for meaning and also supports and prepares for important reading and writing attainments for end of KS1.

In Year 3, children are expected to read widely and frequently. This well-thought-out home-school diary tracks and monitors daily reading and also incorporates child-friendly learning tools that encourage the child to express and structure ideas into writing for meaning. It also supports the development of the craft to creative writing.

In Year 4, children are expected to become independent, fluent and enthusiastic readers who read widely and frequently. This well-thought-out home-school diary tracks and monitors daily reading and also incorporates child-friendly learning tools that develop vocabulary and wider creative writing skills.

In Year 5, children are expected to read widely and frequently so that they are developing the skills to write with fluency and ease. This well-thought-out home-school diary tracks and monitors daily reading. The Learning Tools in this Reading Diary enable the child to use their reading to develop ideas for discussion and debate for different audiences.

In Year 6, children are expected to read widely and frequently so that they are developing the skills to write with fluency and ease. The Learning Tools in the Year 6 Reading Diary enable the child to use their reading to discuss, debate, listen and introduce appropriate vocabulary and grammar for different audiences. This diary supports and prepares for the important reading and writing attainments at the end of KS2.