California
Summer Reading Challenge : :
Chula Vista 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!
"READ TO THE RHYTHM" SUMMER
READING PROGRAM : : Chula
Vista Library
The Chula Vista Public Library is
hosting its 51st annual Summer Reading Program, “Read to the Rhythm,” through
Saturday, July 18. Kids, teens and
adults are encouraged to sign up online or in
person at any of the three library branches. Participants can read for
designated lengths of time, and receive a prize at each level. Family members
can also read to those unable to yet read.
A wide variety of entertaining and
educational activities is scheduled at each branch, many with a musical
theme. All Summer Reading Program events
are free of charge and open to the public. Highlights of the Read to the Rhythm
program include music-related craft programs, musical story times, dance and
yoga classes for all ages, interactive shows with musical instruments and
drums, “Open Mic” nights for teens and adults, and much more. Traditional
favorites include performances by Sparkles the Clown and Mad Science, “Book It”
with Ronald McDonald, book clubs, ongoing story times, painting classes, author
visits as well as U.S. citizenship classes.
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