These Freedom to Read Checkout Challenges help keep elementary students busy during library checkout! They’re great for Banned Books Week in the elementary library or classroom.
FAST FACTS ABOUT THESE FREEDOM TO READ CHECKOUT CHALLENGES
Recommended for: Grades 1-4
Formats: PDF, PPT, and Google Slides
Editable: yes, all text is editable
Lesson duration: Use after library checkout and send home to parents. Each activity takes only a few minutes, and students can choose which ones they want to complete.
Students will need: pencils, colored pencils, markers, and/or crayons
WHY YOU’LL LOVE MY CHECKOUT CHALLENGES
No prep! Just print and go!
Frees you up to manage library checkout
Students can work independently
A variety of themed activities to keep students engaged
Activities range in difficulty, from easy to more difficult
If you need to edit any text, you can!
HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL GET:
2 pages; print front-to-back
3 editable formats – PPT, Google Slides, and PDF
answer key
5 ACTIVITIES FOR BANNED BOOKS WEEK INCLUDE:
Color your favorite book genres
Book Maze
How to draw a backpack
Freedom to Read Trivia
Mini Alphabet Challenge
List of 5 picture books that celebrate the freedom to read
