Reading Record Sheet - Level One at a glance
What it is: Reading Record Sheet - Level One.
Where and when to file: (For readers of picture books) Please use this list to record the titles of the books that you have read or listened to between April 1st of one year and March 31st of the following year. Please have a parent/guardian or teacher sign the bottom of the list. Return this list to your media specialist or Reading Across Broward contact person immediately after April 1st. There are four different award levels, depending on the number of books that you have read or listened to: Participation Award (25-49 books), Silver Award (50-74 books), Gold Award (75-99 books), Superintendent's Honor Roll Award (100 or more books).
A filled-in Reading Record Sheet - Level One example: a student starts the list
How to fill out Reading Record Sheet - Level One, box by box
Student, Teacher and Grade
Enter the Student, Teacher and Grade.
Books 1 to 30
You may read any books of your choice.
Lines 31 to 100
Award level, name, signature and date
Enter the Student's Award Level.
Print Student's Name (as it should appear on the certificate).
Parent's/Guardian's or Teacher's Signature (Signature verifies that the information given on this form is correct.)
Enter the Date.
More rules for Reading Record Sheet - Level One
Do you want to know which books are good? Ask your media specialist, public librarian, parents, and friends.
It is important to read books that have been recommended for awards or have won awards. Award books include Sunshine State, Newbery, Coretta Scott King, and others.
Sources
[1] Reading Record Sheet - Level One (Rev 07/19), Reading Across Broward, Broward County Public Schools (the Official source link on this page).