The 7th grade Reading Log Kit

Inside the kit

Actual pages from the file — not mock-ups.

What’s inside

1. 1A cover with their name on itName, class, a goal for the year, and a bookshelf to fill with favourites as the year goes on.
2. 2An “all about me as a reader” pageWhat they like to read, three books they want to start with, and a reading goal they set and sign themselves.
3. 3The 7th grade reading list — 120 titlesGrouped under the 8 award and curriculum lists that name them, with a checkbox on every title.
4. 4A 50-book badge chartColour a circle for every finished book. Badges at 5, 10, 25 and 50 books, each with a line for the reward you agree on together.
5. 5Reading bingo — 25 squares14 squares name a book from this list as an example (“A ghost story, like …”), so there is always a place to start.
6. 6A reading log — 108 rowsDate, book, pages, minutes, a face to circle for how it went, and a column for a grown-up to sign. 6 pages; print more whenever they run out.
7. 7A 10-month minutes trackerOne box per day, a total per month, and a total for the year.
8. 84 book review pagesStar rating, favourite character, best part, would you recommend it, and a box to draw the best scene.
9. 9What to read next — 8 pairsFor the titles most likely to land, the closest match in our database, with the reason it matched.
10. 104 cut-out bookmarksFor the page they stopped on, new words, finished books and questions.
11. 11A certificateName, books read, minutes read, best book of the year, signature.
12. 12A page for the grown-upHow to use each part, what a grade citation does and does not mean, and the print licence.

Questions

Who is this for?

Parents of 7th grade students and 7th grade teachers — anyone who has to keep a reading log for the year and would rather not rule up a notebook. It suits a homeschool year just as well.

Where do the books come from?

The 120 titles are the most widely assigned 7th grade books in our database of US school reading lists, drawn from state department-of-education curriculum guides, Common Core Appendix B exemplars and statewide children’s-choice book awards. Each one is cited on the site to the document it came from. You can check the whole list free at readinglist.school/grade/7.

Can I print it more than once?

Yes. The licence covers personal and single-classroom use — print it as often as you need for your own child or your own class. It does not cover reselling it, posting the file publicly, or school-wide or district-wide distribution; a school licence covers those.

Letter or A4?

Both, in one download. Two files, 22 pages each, laid out for the paper rather than scaled to it.

Is there a refund?

Yes — email us within 30 days and we refund it, no questions. It is a PDF; we would rather you had your money back than a file you did not want.

What is not in it?

Book covers (we do not licence cover art), summaries, and reading levels for titles where we hold none. Nothing in the kit is AI-written, and there are no ads or shopping links in the PDF.