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    This document appears to be a reading attitude survey given to elementary school students. It contains questions to gauge students' enjoyment of and attitudes towards reading books in class, reading instead of playing games, using dictionaries, and reading at home. It also asks students to describe how they find books, their favorite authors and books, whether they have access to computers and iPads, and to draw a picture of themselves reading in their favorite place. Further questions ask students to reflect on their reading strengths and areas for improvement, who can help them, and their preferences for print versus e-books.

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    Reader: ____________________ Class:____________

    Date:__________

    Reading Attitude Survey


    How do you feel about reading books in your classroom?
    I dont like it!

    Its OK.

    I like it.

    I love it!

    How do you feel about reading instead of playing games?


    I dont like it!

    Its OK.

    I like it.

    I love it!

    How do you feel about using a dictionary?


    I dont like it!

    Its OK.

    I like it.

    I love it!

    How do you feel about reading at home?


    I dont like it!

    Its OK.

    I like it.

    Scholastic Inc. Teachers may make copies of this page to distribute to their students.

    I love it!

    Reader: ____________________ Class:____________

    Date:__________

    What words come to mind when you think about reading a book?

    How do you find books you want to read?

    Who is your favorite author?


    What is the best book youve ever read?

    Circle one answer for each question.


    Do you have a computer at home?

    Yes

    No

    I dont know

    Do you have an iPad at home?

    Yes

    No

    I dont know

    Do you have an iPad in your classroom?

    Yes

    No

    I dont know

    Draw a picture of yourself reading in your favorite place.

    Scholastic Inc. Teachers may make copies of this page to distribute to their students.

    Reader: ____________________ Class:____________

    Date:__________

    What are you really good at as a reader?

    What do you need to work on?

    Who can help you with this?

    Have you read any e-books on a computer or an iPad?


    Yes or No
    Would you rather read a printed book or an e-book on a computer or
    iPad? Why?

    What is the best thing about reading?

    Scholastic Inc. Teachers may make copies of this page to distribute to their students.

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