Printables for the daily routine
For parents who like paper. A month calendar to colour in on practice days, a reading-aloud card with a sign-off column, and a weekly planner. Free, no sign-up, A4, JIS B5 or Letter.
How to use it with your child
- Choose Calendar, Reading card or Weekly planner.
- For the calendar, pick the month and whether weeks start on Sunday or Monday.
- Tap Print sheet, and put it on the fridge.
- On the calendar, your child colours a square on each day they practise: it records effort, it isn't a deal for a prize.
Which school years it suits
Any age. Younger children like colouring the calendar; older ones can fill in the planner themselves.
Why a calendar, not a sticker chart
A chart that promises a prize for ten stickers can make the practice about the prize. A calendar that simply records each day's effort lets your child see their own streak, and any surprise sticker stays a surprise.
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Questions parents ask
Can I print next month's calendar?
Yes, pick any month.
Is there an on-screen reading log too?
Yes: the reading-aloud log times the reading and prints the card with real entries.