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Why use Reading Bingo Cards in the library? Let's face it: many middle school students are reluctant to read across a variety of genres. This set of 6 library book bingo cards is a gamefied library reading challenge. It encourages students to try new books, authors, formats, and genres.
Click the PREVIEW button above for a visual description of what's included.
FAST FACTS ABOUT THESE READING BINGO CARDS:
- Recommended for: Grades 5-8 libraries and ELA classrooms
- Formats: PowerPoint, PDF, and Google Slides
- Editable: YES, everything is editable
- You will also need: printer paper or cardstock (white or rainbow colors)
HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL GET:
- 2 sets of 6 Library Reading Bingo cards
- 1 color set - use for demonstration lessons or display on a monitor
- 1 black and white set - print on colored paper or cardstock
- 3 editable formats: PPT, Google Slides, and PDF
- detailed instructions with ideas for prizes when students complete a row or a card.
THE PREFILLED READING BINGO SQUARES:
- 16 squares per card
- 96 different categories across the six cards
- includes a wide variety of authors, genres, and book formats for Grades 5-8
- 100% editable
HOW DOES LIBRARY READING BINGO WORK?
- Start with the red Library Reading Bingo card. When a student finishes the red card, they "level up" to the next card (orange).
- To complete a card, students select books from any one row (4 books). They can also read from the four corners. This means they have read four books.
- Each Library Reading Bingo card has 11 possible book row options, allowing every card to be differentiated to suit different reading preferences/abilities.
- Students can complete more than one row on the same card if they choose. I like to just require one row or the four corners because I like the students to have many options to choose from.
- Students get a small prize and/or recognition for completing a row or four corners on their card. I have listed some inexpensive and free ideas for prizes in the Reading Bingo card directions.
WHAT OTHER LIBRARIANS ARE SAYING ABOUT THESE LIBRARY READING BINGO CARDS:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Kathy L. said: "I had been looking for a fun and creative way for students to set reading goals. These are FABULOUS and fun!"
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Kathryn M. said, "I needed a way to get away from taking AR or RC tests only. This is exactly what I was looking for."
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Jennifer M. said, "So great for encouraging students to branch out in their reading choices!"
MORE READING PROMOTION FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL LIBRARIES
- What's Your Genre Personality Quiz (Grades 6+)
- Mystery Genre Game (Grades 5-8)
- I Have, Who Has Genre Game (Grades 4-7)
HIGH-QUALITY RESOURCES ARE A SOURCE OF PRIDE!
I take great pride in creating library and classroom resources that are of the highest quality. I also update my resources regularly to ensure currency and best practices for 21st Century libraries.
These Reading Bingo Cards were last updated on February 24, 2024.
If you have a question or want to request an activity, please feel free to email me directly at leigh@readerpants.net. I also respond to TPT questions quickly.
I regularly add new resources for school librarians and English teachers to my store. Click the STAR at the top of this page to receive notifications of when new products are posted.
All new products are 50% off for the first 48 hours. I also have a free email list, linked on the Contact Me page of this resource.
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Description
Why use Reading Bingo Cards in the library? Let's face it: many middle school students are reluctant to read across a variety of genres. This set of 6 library book bingo cards is a gamefied library reading challenge. It encourages students to try new books, authors, formats, and genres.
Click the PREVIEW button above for a visual description of what's included.
FAST FACTS ABOUT THESE READING BINGO CARDS:
- Recommended for: Grades 5-8 libraries and ELA classrooms
- Formats: PowerPoint, PDF, and Google Slides
- Editable: YES, everything is editable
- You will also need: printer paper or cardstock (white or rainbow colors)
HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL GET:
- 2 sets of 6 Library Reading Bingo cards
- 1 color set - use for demonstration lessons or display on a monitor
- 1 black and white set - print on colored paper or cardstock
- 3 editable formats: PPT, Google Slides, and PDF
- detailed instructions with ideas for prizes when students complete a row or a card.
THE PREFILLED READING BINGO SQUARES:
- 16 squares per card
- 96 different categories across the six cards
- includes a wide variety of authors, genres, and book formats for Grades 5-8
- 100% editable
HOW DOES LIBRARY READING BINGO WORK?
- Start with the red Library Reading Bingo card. When a student finishes the red card, they "level up" to the next card (orange).
- To complete a card, students select books from any one row (4 books). They can also read from the four corners. This means they have read four books.
- Each Library Reading Bingo card has 11 possible book row options, allowing every card to be differentiated to suit different reading preferences/abilities.
- Students can complete more than one row on the same card if they choose. I like to just require one row or the four corners because I like the students to have many options to choose from.
- Students get a small prize and/or recognition for completing a row or four corners on their card. I have listed some inexpensive and free ideas for prizes in the Reading Bingo card directions.
WHAT OTHER LIBRARIANS ARE SAYING ABOUT THESE LIBRARY READING BINGO CARDS:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Kathy L. said: "I had been looking for a fun and creative way for students to set reading goals. These are FABULOUS and fun!"
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Kathryn M. said, "I needed a way to get away from taking AR or RC tests only. This is exactly what I was looking for."
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Jennifer M. said, "So great for encouraging students to branch out in their reading choices!"
MORE READING PROMOTION FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL LIBRARIES
- What's Your Genre Personality Quiz (Grades 6+)
- Mystery Genre Game (Grades 5-8)
- I Have, Who Has Genre Game (Grades 4-7)
HIGH-QUALITY RESOURCES ARE A SOURCE OF PRIDE!
I take great pride in creating library and classroom resources that are of the highest quality. I also update my resources regularly to ensure currency and best practices for 21st Century libraries.
These Reading Bingo Cards were last updated on February 24, 2024.
If you have a question or want to request an activity, please feel free to email me directly at leigh@readerpants.net. I also respond to TPT questions quickly.
I regularly add new resources for school librarians and English teachers to my store. Click the STAR at the top of this page to receive notifications of when new products are posted.
All new products are 50% off for the first 48 hours. I also have a free email list, linked on the Contact Me page of this resource.








