Reading Journal
Creative Reading Journal
'Draw the main character' box sits above writing lines — creative response to fiction read. Blends art and literacy for children who express ideas visually first.
About this resource
- Category
- Reading
- Type
- Reading Journal
- Year group
- All Years
- Format
- A4 PDF
Good for
- Designing character before describing in lines
- Comparing sibling drawings of the same character
- Alternative to written review for art-loving readers
- Guided reading extension on character inference
Common questions
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