One small design choice in our reading tracker is leaving space for the family to define what one step means. A shared story, listening, or reading a chapter can count if that is what they agree together. For anyone trying a paper tracker at home, I’d start with a goal small enough to enjoy, keep the chart optional, and choose a celebration that does not need a purchase. Picking the next library book is one idea. There is no need to turn every story into a quiz or finish a whole book in one sitting. This is part of our Useful Little Otter printable shop. The kit has three blank designs: a 20-step tracker, a book log and a celebration page. They come in A4 and US Letter, with colour and low-ink versions. Print and write by hand; these are not fillable PDFs or an app. The kit is $2.45 on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/4583132024 For people building printable projects, what makes a product preview most useful to you: a clear blank page, or an example showing how someone might fill it in?   submitted by   /u/UsefulLittleOtter   to   r/SideProject [link]   [comments]