Here are some great nationwide summer reading programs to help your students continue their learning throughout the summer!
Scholastic Summer Challenge
Students can help to break a world record and earn digital rewards by logging on and recording their reading minutes. Teachers can preregister your students and compete with classes from around the world!Barnes and Noble Summer Reading Program
Get a free book after filling out a reading journal available on the Barnes and Noble website.
Half Price Books Feed Your Brain
Students of all ages can earn Bookworm Bucks for Half Price Books for logging their summer reading program this year. Students only have to read a minimum of about 15 minutes a day with a minimum of 300 minutes total to earn this reward and students up to age 14 are included in this easy program. High school students can earn Bookworm Bucks by reading two books and leaving a short review of each.
Sylvan's Book Adventure
Students read and take comprehension quizzes to participate in this summer program. Points are earned based on the books read and students can select their prizes accordingly.
TD Bank's Summer Reading Program
TD Bank will deposit $10 into a young saver's account after they have read 10 books this summer. Students simply read 10 books, record those books onto TD Bank's sheet and bring it into any local branch. This could be a great way to encourage reading and help students learn how to save money. This program is for kids in grades K-5.
Chuck E Cheese Reward Your Kids
Students record their daily reading on a printable calendar and turn in into their local Chuck E Cheese. Two weeks of daily reading results in 10 free tokens. There is a catch: food must be purchased for free token redemption.
Your Local Library
Almost all local libraries have summer reading programs for kids. My local library even has a summer reading program for adults! It's always worth it to participate.
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