Free February Fun Reading Challenge for Kids

 

Motivate your kids with a February Fun Reading Challenge! This free printable chart is a fantastic way to track and record your child's reading progress. 

Check out these creative ideas for enjoying this reading challenge with your kids and get your free printable chart today!

 

Get Your Kids Excited About Reading This February

Now that my youngest is learning how to read, I'm thinking of fun ways to motivate all five of my boys to read. Since my boys are competitive, I thought a chart to document how much they are reading would be a great incentive.

Also, February tends to be a rough month. We live in western Pennsylvania and the weather typically keeps us indoors. Freezing temperatures and ice make it difficult to play outdoors. A fun reading challenge will jazz up the month 😉

We have our Reading Punchcards and Coloring Bookmarks. These reading tracker incentives are great for year-round. But, I wanted something special for February. It is often a homeschool slump month so...

So, I decided a February Fun Reading Challenge was in order. We're working on our list of books with fun February themes (see below) and getting ready for some reading fun.

 

 

Tips & Tricks for Using This February Fun Reading Challenge Chart

Before we get to the books with fun February themes, here are a few ways to boost the experience with your kids:

• Work with each child to determine individual goals. Customize the chart to fit your child's needs. You may want to change minutes read or color in a heart for each book read. 
• Make a plan with your child to help them reach their reading goals. Use this opportunity to teach and practice time management skills and responsibility.
• Instead of coloring the hearts, give your child heart-shaped stickers or stamps to record reading progress.
• Pick out books ahead of time and organize them into a pile or basket. This step helps if your child gets overwhelmed with selecting which book to read.
• Take a trip to the library and stock up on books with February themes or personal interest. 
• Put your child's February Fun Reading Challenge chart in their binder or display on the refrigerator (or other frequently visited areas in your home).

 

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Amazing Books with February Fun Themes

There are so many fun holidays to celebrate in February! Check out and grab this list of February fun days for kids and free printable February Fun calendar that your kids can customize. 

These books would be sweet reading treats for February:

 

Everything You Need to Know About SnakesNational Geographic Readers: Snakes!Snake: The Essential Visual GuideBubble Gum, Bubble GumPop!: The Invention of Bubble GumGroundhog Day!Grumpy GroundhogNational Geographic Kids Everything Weather: Facts, Photos, and Fun that Will Blow You AwayThe Everything KIDS' Weather Book: From Tornadoes to Snowstorms, Puzzles, Games, and Facts That Make Weather for Kids Fun!The Periodic TableThe Elements Book: A Visual Encyclopedia of the Periodic TableLift the Flap Periodic Table

 

Kite Day: A Bear and Mole StoryMagnificent Book of Kites: Explorations in Design, Construction, Enjoyment & FlightKites for Everyone: How to Make and Fly ThemHave You Thanked an Inventor Today?The Most Famous Inventors Who Ever Lived | Inventor's Guide for Kids | Children's Inventors BooksAn Illustrated Timeline of Inventions and Inventors (Visual Timelines in History)National Geographic Backyard Guide to the Birds of North America (National Geographic Backyard Guides)National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of Birds (National Geographic Little Kids First Big Books)The Big Book of Birds (The Big Book Series)Day It Rained Hearts

 

Be KindHans Christian Andersen's Complete Fairy Tales (Leather-bound Classics)Fairy Tales: A Beautiful Collection of Favorite Fairy TalesNational Geographic Readers: Polar BearsPolar Bears: An Illustrated Book for Kids 4-8. 65+ Breathtaking Facts That Will Amaze Children and Their Adults!The Night Before the Tooth Fairy

 

 

Get Your Free Printable February Fun Reading Chart

Your kid will have a blast with this February Fun Reading Challenge! 

Of course, you may print as many copies as you need to enjoy this reading fun challenge with your kids. If you know a co-worker or friend who would like this type of reading fun with kids, please share the link to this post. Thanks so much for sharing 🙂

 

When you subscribe and join the Rock Your Homeschool community, you’ll receive this printable chart in a PDF download in an email, along with a password to open the Subscriber's Library to all RYHS freebies. In addition to your freebies, you will get emails with ideas and encouragement to make learning fun.

 

(Psst! Current RYHS members just need to access the Subscriber Freebies page and enter the password in your welcome email. Or get the instant download in the email the week of this post.)

 

Click HERE or on the image below to get your FREE February Fun Reading Challenge Chart.

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