September Reading Log With a Reading Challenge, Grades K to 6

Print a September reading log: 12 back to school prompts with a row each for the date, title and minutes.

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Name:In September I will readminutesSeptember reading challengeDateBook titleMinutesA story set in a classroomA book about applesA story about making a new friendA book from the classroom shelfA book about a school busA book your new teacher read to the classA book for the day fall beginsA book about walking or riding to schoolA story with a lunch box in itA title that starts like your nameA book about crayons, paint or pencilsRead with a classmate you just met
September reading challenge and log, grades K to 2 12 things to read in September for kindergarten to grade 2, such as a book about apples and a book from the classroom shelf, each with a box for the date, the book title and the minutes.
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Kindergarten to grade 2 3

  • September reading challenge and log, grades K to 2 12 things to read in September for kindergarten to grade 2, such as a book about apples and a book from the classroom shelf, each with a box for the date, the book title and the minutes.
  • September reading challenge by week, grades K to 2 The 12 prompts in 4 weeks of 3, with a heavier line after each week and a line at the foot for each week's minutes. For kindergarten to grade 2.
  • September reading challenge checklist, grades K to 2 The same 12 September prompts for kindergarten to grade 2 with a box to tick and a wide line for the title. No dates and no minutes.
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Grades 3 to 6 3

  • September reading challenge and log, grades 3 to 6 12 things to read in September for grades 3 to 6, such as a book about an orchard and a book you find in a classroom bin, each with a box for the date, the book title and the minutes.
  • September reading challenge by week, grades 3 to 6 The 12 prompts in 4 weeks of 3, with a heavier line after each week and a line at the foot for each week's minutes. For grades 3 to 6.
  • September reading challenge checklist, grades 3 to 6 The same 12 September prompts for grades 3 to 6 with a box to tick and a wide line for the title. No dates and no minutes.

Dated log and tracker, any grade 3

  • September reading log, 30 days One row for each day of September: the dates 1 to 30 are printed down the first column, then Book title, Minutes and Parent initials. No year and no weekday, so it is right every year.
  • September reading tracker, 2 half sheets The 30 box tracker twice on one page turned sideways, with a line to cut along. One page serves two children.
  • September reading tracker, 30 boxes 30 numbered boxes, one for each day of September, in 5 rows of 6. Color the box with the date on each day you read. The boxes are not a week calendar, so the sheet is right every year.

How this list was compiled: Sheets and all 24 reading prompts written in-house for this page on 2026-09-30; nothing copied from another log, list or calendar. The count of days in September (30) was read in the month table of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregorian_calendar on 2026-09-30. The day fall begins prompt rests on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/September_equinox, read 2026-09-30: the September equinox can fall anywhere from September 21 to 24 and may be taken to mark the beginning of astronomical autumn in the Northern Hemisphere. Licence: own work

How it works

This September reading log opens on 12 back to school prompts for kindergarten to grade 2, such as a book from the classroom shelf and a story about making a new friend. Each has a box for the date, the title and the minutes.

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Print it in the first week

Print the reading log prints the kindergarten to grade 2 sheet. For grades 3 to 6, open the Sheet menu: those prompts include a school story with a new student and a book you picked by its first page. The goal line starts In September I will read.

30 rows whenever school starts

September has 30 days, and the dated log prints all of them, 1 to 30, with no year and no weekday. A class that starts partway through the month leaves the first rows blank. The tracker has 30 boxes to color.

  • The checklist sheet suits the first weeks: it has a tick box and a title line, and nothing to add up.

Questions and answers

When does fall begin on the September reading log?

The sheet does not print a date. In the northern half of the world astronomical fall begins at the September equinox, which can occur from September 21 to 24. One prompt asks for a book for the day fall begins.

What are the September reading prompts?

Kindergarten to grade 2 has 12, such as a book about apples, a book about a school bus and a story with a lunch box in it. Grades 3 to 6 have 12 more, such as a story where two rivals become friends.

How many days does a September reading log have?

30. The dated log has a row for each date from 1 to 30, and the tracker has 30 numbered boxes in 5 rows of 6.

Can I reuse the September reading log each school year?

Yes. It names the month and never the year, and the dates are numbers with no weekday beside them.