Reading challenges

A set of cards asking students to match the title, blurb and genre of a range of popular children's books.

Cards to prompt students' thoughts about reading and young adult fiction. The Sequencing whizzy enables students to rank the varied opinions about reading.

A booklet with a range of challenges and activities to use with students to build reading skills. Useful for library lessons or project work.

Bring out the competitive edge in your students. This pack contains everything you need to embark on a reading challenge with a sports theme. Includes recommendation postcards, certficates and posters.

A fun quiz, perfect for library work or for World Book Day. Answers provided.

A fun quiz about books and reading that could be used as part of World Book Day or book week in schools. Also works well as an end of term activity. (Answers on last page.)

A brilliant competition idea for World Book Day. Stick the excerpts up around the school and get your students to work out which books they come from. Use in conjunction with the Book Day competition answer form.

This booklet guides pupils through an independent reading project. Ideal homework fodder.

A selection of fun challenges including literature quizzes, a crossword and a creative challenge. Ideal for book week etc.

Prepare a reading quiz based on shared reading. Form provided for pupils to use.

Guess the genre - say what type of book blurbs are from...

Originally designed for Primary teachers, though may also be useful at Secondary level.

2 amusing poems for a discussion / debate / leaflet about the benefits of reading (focusing on boys and reading).

Give your pupils these groovy reading records to keep track of and review their own reading. Extended version.

Give your pupils these groovy reading records to keep track of and review their own reading. Standard version.