This is the reading plan I use. It splits Scripture up into ten divisions and involves one chapter from each division each day. In other words, it is ten chapters a day from different books. I use this plan off and on and at certain times in life have had to split it up into reading five chapters a day instead of ten. Bookmarks are included with this PDF if you print it out and cut them out of the page. I laminated the page before cutting them to prevent the paper bookmarks from getting torn up quickly.

This is easy to download onto an iPad or other device (or printout) to track where you are in the reading plan. Can also use the app "Ten Chapters" to keep track of this reading plan.

I have not used this plan before, but it appears to be a less intense rendition of Professor Grant Horner's Bible Reading System. This splits Scripture up into four divisions and involves one or more chapters from each division each day. This system is not as rigid on reading the entire chapter and will split chapters up often. It also allows for missed days to be made up easily as it only plans for 25 days per month, allowing you to use the rest to either make up days or study further into the ones that confused you.