Journal structure: Each reading journal entry must include the date you’re writing and the name of the book you’re reading at the top Each reading journal entry should be a paragraph or two in length (one paragraph= 5-8 sentences), but, of course, they can be longer. Each entry should take about 15-20 minutes. Start each reading journal entry with choosing and writing down a quotation from the section of your book you’ve just read. Think and write about: Why is this quote important? Why were you drawn to it? After you’ve written about this quote, it’s up to you what you’d like to write about. Here are some questions that you could answer: What did you not understand? Were there any unfamiliar words or references? What things do you hope will be explained further as you read more? Does what you’ve read change earlier opinions you may have held? Would you argue with the author on any points? Can you imagine others who would? Have you had any personal experience with the subject that makes you see it in a different light? Have you talked with anyone else who has? These are just a few of the hundreds of questions you can ask of your reading.
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