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How to Catch and Observe a Reading Bug:
1) Register for the Summer Reading Program at the Newport Public Library, by phone or online.
2) Feed your reading bug a steady diet by reading 6 books over the summer - about 1 book a week.
3) Report the titles of the books in a reading log
4) Visit the library at least 1 time over the summer
Who Can Catch a Reading Bug?:
Pre-school children to children entering 6th grade in the Fall. Pre-schoolers can complete the program by having someone read aloud to them and record in their log for them.
When Can a Reading Bug be Caught?
Reading bugs are most active between July 8th and August 13th.
What are Some Benefits of Catching a Reading Bug?
Reading fun, entertainers, prizes, outdoor fair, discount coupons to RI family attractions, and more!
Children who complete all of the requirements receive:
1) A personalized certificate with the child's name on it
2) A toy prize
3) A free book
4) Up to 6 discount coupons good at local and state attractions (1 for each book read)
Children are also eligible to win grand prizes awarded by
random drawing.
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In addition to the regular 6-week program, the Newport Public Library also offers a Short-Term Program that is fast and easy to complete!
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Children completing the Short-Term Program need to:
1) Read at least 1 book and record it in their reading log
2) Visit the library at least 1 time
3) Complete a library activity page |
Children who complete the Short-Term Program receive:
1) A personalized certificate with the child's name on it
2) A discount coupon to an RI attraction or for a free McDonald's ice cream cone
3) A toy prize |
Children completing the Short-Term Program are not eligible to win
grand prizes and do not receive a free book.
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