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The 40 Book Challenge

Students aim to read 40 books in a year across genres like fiction, fantasy, biography, and poetry. Detailed requirements ensure a well-rounded reading experience, with periodic assessments to track progress. Reading practice at school and home is emphasized for improved literacy skills.

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The 40 Book Challenge

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  1. The 40 Book Challenge • To meet their Reading Goal, students must read at least 10 books each nine weeks from a variety of genres. The goal is to read 40 books throughout the year on each students Reading Level. • Requirements: • 5 Realistic Fiction - 3 Historical Fiction -3 Mystery • 5 Fantasy - 3 Traditional Literature • 3 Poetry Books -3 Biography - 5 Informational • 5 FREE CHOICE Chapter Book -5 FREE CHOICE • To count toward the challenge, the book must be on their level. Students will not be earning AR Points, but must take an AR Test on each book with at least 80% Accuracy for the book to count.

  2. Students will have some time at school to read after completing class work. Students need to read 20 minutes at home each night. • To be a good reader, you must PRACTICE! • If students meet their goal for the 9 weeks, they will get to attend an Reading Celebration.

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