Summer Reading has begun at the Calhoun County Library and it’s not too late to register!
Our
Summer Learning Challenge started on Thursday, June 6, 2024, with the Portable
Planetarium from Roper Mountain. Our theme this summer is “Adventure Begins at
Your Library,” and registration is now open. If you have not registered
yourself or your child, now is the best time to do so. It’s not too late!
You
can register several ways:
1.
Go
straight to the website at https://calhouncountylibrary.beanstack.com/reader365.
2.
Come
into the library and look for a QR code at the circulation desk or the
children’s area desk. Scan and register!
3.
Come
into the library and ask a staff member to help you register!
4.
Save
the QR code that is posted on our Facebook and Instagram and scan in it in your
photos on your phone!
5.
Find
the QR code in the Calhoun Times newspaper and scan it!
Once
you are registered, start reading and log your minutes. For every 60 minutes
logged, you can come in to the library and receive a prize. Also, for every 60
minutes you log, your name goes into a drawing for a new tricycle, a new bike,
or a new Kindle. The more you read, the better your chances are of winning!
Remember,
there are multiple age categories for Summer Reading because we want everyone
to be included. We have Early Literacy (ages 0 - 6), Children’s (Ages 7 - 12), Teens
(ages 13 - 17), and Adults (ages 18 - 109). Register for the category that best
fits your needs and participate to your hearts content!
In
addition to coming to the library for the Summer Reading events and to get your
prizes, we are giving away free lunches. The Calhoun County Library has
partnered with the USDA SSO Program to serve as a distribution point for FREE
LUNCHES for all children 18 and under. Lunches are available Mondays -
Thursdays for the month of June from 10 AM - 2 PM. All the children have to do
is stop by the library and pick up lunch. Maybe while they’re here, they’ll
find a good book to check out! Come spend some time at the library and leave
with a free lunch!
Thanks
to Whittaker Williams, Calhoun County School Nutrition Director, and Terri
Williams Parker, Health and Social Services Manager at the library, for making
this program possible through the USDA SSO Program.
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