Children's

 2009 Summer Reading Program

 Rules

UP TO 36 MONTHS

1. The activities need to be completed by the infant and an adult or older child.

2. On your diary, mark the date that each activity is completed.

3. When the 8 activities are finished on a page, bring in your reading diary and it will be stamped.

4. The prizes to be earned are listed at the bottom of each of the pages.

5. PRIZES can be collected on or after the date listed on each page.

6. Books may be chosen from any area of the library except the audio kit section.

7. When you collect your second prize, you can begin working on the "challenges" listed on the back page of the Summer Reading Program booklet.  A prize from the treasure chest will be given for each "Challenge" successfully finished.

AGE 3 - KINDERGARTEN

1. For each 15-minute time period that you read, cross off or color a paint splotch from the palettes on the Summer Reading Program page.

2. Write down the title of one item you had read to you.  The item does not have to be finished to be written down.  We just want to know what kinds of things you are reading.

3. For every 2 hours, have your parent/guardian sign the section.

4. The items read can be chosen from any area of the library.  Please read things that are appropriate for your age and interest level.

5. Prizes can be collected on or after the date listed at the top of each section.

6. The prizes to be earned are listed on the bottom of each of the three sections.

7. When you collect your second prize, a "Challenge" sheet can be picked up and completed by listening to additional material.  A prize from the treasure chest will be given for each "Challenge" successfully finished.

8. ALL PRIZES MUST BE CLAIMED BY FRIDAY, JULY 31.

GRADES 1 - 3

1. For each 15-minute time period that you read, cross off or color a paint splotch from the palettes on the Summer Reading Program page.

2. Write down the title of one item you had read to you.  The item does not have to be finished to be written down.  We just want to know what kinds of things you are reading.

3. For every 3 hours, have your parent/guardian sign the section.

4. The items read can be chosen from any area of the library.  Please read things that are appropriate for your age and interest level.

5. Prizes can be collected on or after the date listed at the top of each section.

6. The prizes to be earned are listed on the bottom of each of the three sections.

7. When you collect your second prize, a "Challenge" sheet can be picked up and completed by listening to additional material.  A prize from the treasure chest will be given for each "Challenge" successfully finished.

8. ALL PRIZES MUST BE CLAIMED BY FRIDAY, JULY 31.

GRADES 4 - 6

1. For each 15-minute time period that you read, cross off or color a paint splotch from the palettes on the Summer Reading Program page.

2. Write down the title of one item you had read to you.  The item does not have to be finished to be written down.  We just want to know what kinds of things you are reading.

3. For every 4 hours, have your parent/guardian sign the section.

4. The items read can be chosen from any area of the library.  Please read things that are appropriate for your age and interest level.

5. Prizes can be collected on or after the date listed at the top of each section.

6. The prizes to be earned are listed on the bottom of each of the three sections.

7. When you collect your second prize, a "Challenge" sheet can be picked up and completed by listening to additional material.  A prize from the treasure chest will be given for each "Challenge" successfully finished.

8. ALL PRIZES MUST BE CLAIMED BY FRIDAY, JULY 31.