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K-2 Book Challenge
(March 2, 2020 – May 1, 2020)
Students who complete the required number of books will be recognized at the
end of year campus award ceremony.
Level 1
● Read five fiction books/picture books
● Read five nonfiction books/picture books
Level 2
● Read five fiction books
● Read three nonfiction books: one science,
one history, one free choice
● Read two books in a series or the same author
Level 3
● Read five fiction books
● Read five nonfiction books: one science, one history, one travel, one
biography, one free choice
● Read two books in a series or the same author
● Read three award winner books
K-2 Book Challenge
Name:___________________________ Grade________
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Signed by Parent/Guardian:__________________________________________Date:_______
Signed by ELAR Teacher: _______________________________ Date: ___________________
Reading Challenge Grades 3-5
March 2 - May 1, 2020
❏ A book recommended by a friend
❏ A book you want to re-read
❏ A book with more than 100 pages
❏ A graphic novel
❏ A book about a family
❏ A mystery book
❏ A book in a genre I don’t usually read
❏ A book that is part of a series
❏ A nonfiction book
❏ If you’re a male, a book with a female main
character. If you’re female, a book with a
male main character.
❏ Read a biography, memoir, or autobiography.
❏ Read a science fiction book.
❏ Read a book of poetry or a novel in verse.
❏ Read a book about a topic you love.
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How many books that fit the checklist can you
read in nine weeks?????
Level 1: 6 books - You are a reader!!
Level 2: 9 books - Wow!! You are a master
reader!!
Level 3: 12 books - Amazing!!! You are a true
bibliophile!!!
❏ Read a book with a one-word title.
Be sure to record your books on the back of this sheet
and when done, turn this into your ELA teacher.
Book Title & Author(s) Description from the list Why you chose this book
Example: Book Scavenger by Jennifer Chambliss Bertman
A mystery book It has two of my favorite things - books and a mystery!
“March” ing into Spring with Good Books - Grades 6-12
Join the Harmony Spring Reading Challenge! From Monday, March 2, 2020,
through Friday, May 1, 2020, you may choose to read any book appropriate to
your reading level based on the lists of choices below.
To qualify for Level 1, pick and read 4 books from this list:
❏ Read a book recommended by a friend.
❏ Read a book of historical fiction.
❏ Read a book whose title contains the name of a city or country.
❏ Read a book that was authored by two people.
❏ If you’re female, read a book with a male protagonist. If you’re male, read a book with a female protagonist.
❏ Read a dystopian novel.
❏ Read a book that is the first in a series.
❏ Read a mystery novel.
❏ Read a book where one of the main characters is in law enforcement or the military.
❏ Read a book in verse or collection of poems.
To qualify for Level 2, read 4 books from the list above, plus add two books from this list:
❏ Read the second book in the same series you started reading above.
❏ Read a book based on true events.
❏ Read a biography or autobiography about a person you have something in common with.
❏ Read a book that has been made into a movie.
❏ Read a book set in a place you would like to visit.
❏ Read a book published in 2018 or 2019.
For all the bibliophiles - Level 3, read the required books from Levels 1 and 2, plus add two books from this list.
That’s 8 books total--almost 1 book per week!!!
❏ Read the third book in the same series you started reading above.
❏ Read a book that was written at least 25 years ago.
❏ Read a book set in a foreign country.
❏ Read a book that is over 350 pages.
❏ Read a book by an author who has published at least 5 books.
❏ Read a book with a man vs. nature conflict.
Be sure to record your books on the back of this page. When complete, at whichever level you decide on, turn this in to
your teacher.
Happy Reading!!
Book Title & Author(s) Description from the list Why you chose this book
Example: Zahra’s Paradise by Amir
Read a book set in a foreign country. Zahra’s Paradise is set in Iran.