There are so many things we can do to help our kids fall more in love with reading. If having a goal to shoot for is motivating for your child, this free printable has everything you’ll need to create a family summer reading challenge.

Choose Your Challenge

With a twelve book challenge and a twenty-four book challenge, each filled with creative categories to get your child reading in a variety of areas, you can choose the one that’s just right to help your children reach their reading goals.

Don’t Forget Mom & Dad

We know that nothing is more powerful than a parent’s example in getting kids excited about reading. That’s why we’ve created a separate challenge for moms and dads, so your kids will see you growing as a reader right alongside them.

Celebrate Your Successes

We’ve created lists of our top book recommendations so you’ll never run out of ideas for what to read next and a list of ways to celebrate your reading accomplishments. We can’t wait to read along with you this summer!

Download your free summer reading packet here! And when you share about your summer reading on social media, be sure to tag us @homeschoolcompass or use the hashtag #homeschoolcompass. We’d love to share in your reading adventures!

Need even more book recommendations?

Check out these articles for some more of our summer favorites.

3 Comments

  1. I’m amazed what i have found. Thank God and you for helping me with those all materials for free.
    In my country homeschooling is ilegal but i use your printables to helping my son to having knowledge as God teach us to get.
    God bless you
    Dori from Albania-East Europe
    dori_ajd@hotmail.com

  2. What a fantastic resource for summer reading. Involving the parents is a GREAT way to force us to ALSO slow down and read along w our kids. THANK YOU

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Aimee grew up in rural Michigan, where she was captivated by Jesus as a teenager and married her high school sweetheart. Together they moved to New England where they homeschool their two children together. Aimee has a Master's degree in Biblical Languages from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. She enjoys exploring new places, reading great stories, and enjoying the outdoors with her family.