California
Summer Reading Challenge : : Carlsbad Library
Public library summer reading programs build
communities of readers and library users and help prevent summer learning loss. In 2014, over 700,000
Californians signed up for summer reading and over 1.3 million took part in
summer reading activities.
The California Summer Reading Challenge provides libraries with resources to create innovative
summer reading programs that keep California children, teens, and adults
reading all summer long.
Help
us meet our goal of #onemillionreaders in 2015!
Summer
Reading Program : : Carlsbad Library
The
City of Carlsbad’s Summer Reading Program for adults, teens and children begins
on June 22 and runs through Aug. 7 at all Carlsbad library locations. The
program is free for all ages.
The
adult program focuses on readers ages 18 and up. Readers fill out review cards
for every book they read or listen to and receive a ticket for a chance to win
a $20 bookstore gift card.
The
teen program is designed for students from seventh to 12th grade. The
children’s program includes children ages three through sixth grade. Readers
can pick up a reading log at any city library location to record what they are
reading. Books, magazines and newspapers can be counted on the reading log.
Teens and kids can take their reading logs and report to a city library as
often as once a day. Each report earns a ticket for the weekly prize drawing.
After seven reports, readers receive a summer reading program T-shirt. After 10
reports, readers receive complimentary passes to area museums. Prizes are
distributed while supplies last. Special events for children and teens are also
planned at each library location.
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