30 Book Challenge Assignment Sheet
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Created by Heather Taxis Greene, 2010 Name: ________________________________ Date: _________________________________ Period: _________ “Reading makes possible the living of many lives rather than just one.” The 30 Book Challenge Assignment Sheet Possibly more than anything else you do in Language Arts this year, it’s important you read. A LOT. A lot, a lot, a LOT! Hence, I present to you The 30 Book Challenge (Really, it’s more of an assignment than a challenge, but “challenge” sounds better for a title, don’t you think?). There is no better way to become a better reader than by simply reading. This “challenge” is meant to broaden your reading experiences, which is why you have reading requirements to fulfill in each genre/format: Genre/Format Breakdown Realistic Fiction (4) Biography/Autobiography/Memoir (2) Fantasy (4) Informational (2) Historical Fiction (3) Poetry Anthologies (2) Science Fiction (2) Graphic Novels (3) Mystery/Adventure (2) Chapter Book Choice (6) To find books you’ll enjoy reading in genres you don’t choose frequently, we’ll rely on book recommendations from each other. We’ll talk more about this in the coming weeks. Until then, rely on what you know about books that are a good fit for you and get reading!
Transcript of 30 Book Challenge Assignment Sheet
Created by Heather Taxis Greene, 2010
Name: ________________________________ Date: _________________________________ Period: _________
“Reading makes possible the living of many lives
rather than just one.”
The 30 Book Challenge Assignment Sheet
Possibly more than anything else you do in Language Arts this year, it’s important you read. A LOT. A lot, a lot, a LOT! Hence, I present to you The 30 Book Challenge (Really, it’s more of an assignment than a challenge, but “challenge” sounds better for a title, don’t you think?). There is no better way to become a better reader than by simply reading. This “challenge” is meant to broaden your reading experiences, which is why you have reading requirements to fulfill in each genre/format:
Genre/Format Break down Realistic Fiction (4) Biography/Autobiography/Memoir (2) Fantasy (4) Informational (2) Historical Fiction (3) Poetry Anthologies (2) Science Fiction (2) Graphic Novels (3) Mystery/Adventure (2) Chapter Book Choice (6)
To find books you’ll enjoy reading in genres you don’t choose frequently, we’ll rely on book recommendations from each other. We’ll talk more about this in the coming weeks. Until then, rely on what you know about books that are a good fit for you and get reading!
