Teaching Resources
Are you a parent or educator looking for tools to get young people excited about reading? Our free, printable book reports, reading charts, and book-club kit are perfect for classrooms or at home, making reading — and teaching with reading — fun and accessible.
Print it! Color-in Bookmarks for Classrooms and Families
Print, cut, color, and read. Lisa Adib's illustrated, literacy-themed bookmarks give young readers something to make and keep.
Print it! Origami Page Markers
These origami page markers are quick to fold, fun to decorate (we recommend turning them into favorite book characters!), and perfect for busy hands during a read-aloud.
Print it! “Reading is Exploring” Coloring Sheet
For our “Myths and Voyages” issue this month, we invited illustrator Sarah Y. to create a literacy-themed coloring sheet inspired by one of our articles on the oldest stories ever written.
Print it! Draw Your Own Summer Reading Comic
Reading and literacy don’t end on the last page. Conversation, creativity, and creation all extend our communication abilities. So after diving into our summer reading lists? Let’s draw!
Print it! “Falling into Wonder” Coloring Sheet
The second literature-themed coloring sheet by illustrator Sarah Y., inspired by Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Use it in class, or at home, to help readers fall into stories.
Print it! Cut-out Bookmarks for Classrooms and Families
Every reader needs a bookmark. Print these five, fun bookmark designs, cut them out, and take a look at our tips for ways you can use them in your family or classroom!
Want to get your readers reading?
Our Book Lists are a great place to start.
