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Fulton County Schools Summer Reading Resources!

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Fulton County Schools Summer Reading Resources!

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Starting May 4 – August 17, 2022 , the Sora Sweet Reads program will offer a collection of Juvenile and Young Adult titles that will be prominently displayed in Sora for quick and easy unlimited...

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Summer Reading Programs at NORTHEAST/SPRUILL OAKS Library

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Summer Reading Programs at NORTHEAST/SPRUILL OAKS Library

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Sign-up for Summer Reading at the Public Library!

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Sign-up for Summer Reading at the Public Library!

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Have fun with Summer Reading

Summer reading programs at public libraries in Georgia offer creative, fun, and FREE ways to build a love for reading. Libraries offer prizes for meeting reading goals, in-person and online activities, and even opportunities to explore Georgia. Programs typically take place from late May until late July or early August. Check your local library for their dates.

Here are five ways that kids can keep reading, learning, and having fun through your local library this summer.

1. Read on the Go with E-books and Audiobooks, using your library's digital check out for audio and e-books.

2. Visit the Aquarium... or a Museum... or the Zoo... Did you know your family can check out library passes for free admission or parking to places like the Georgia Aquarium, various museums, Zoo Atlanta, State Parks, and the Go Fish Education Center? Through partnerships with organizations across the state, Georgia's public libraries provide families with educational and recreational opportunities to spend time together while saving money.

3. Attend a Show or Activity. Libraries bring in talented performers during their Summer Reading Programs, so be sure to check their schedule to take advantage of free puppet or magic shows, STEM activities, gardening, and even cooking demonstrations. For families who want to take a more cautious approach, many libraries offer curbside pickup, craft kits-to-go, STEAM kits, virtual programs, and book clubs. Most libraries also will provide outdoor storytimes and performances. Summer programs will vary based on community guidelines, but across the state you can expect to see the widest array of programs and summer fun offered over the past few years.

4. Learn a New Skill. Summertime can be a great time for kids to explore a new skill or even learn an instrument. Libraries offer items for checkout beyond books and movies, everything from sewing machines to Snap Circuit kits to ukuleles! No matter your child's interest, the sky's the limit at your local library.

5. Express Your Creativity. Enjoy summer - and year round - programming for every type of kid. Children can express their creativity at one of the many library makerspaces around the state. These activities encourage engagement and critical thinking as they help children learn about robotics, engineering, cooking, electronics and more. Many libraries offer storytimes in multiple languages and early literacy activities for preschoolers. Our libraries are innovating programs to engage youth in everything from gardening to encouraging reluctant readers. If a child has special needs, ask about services the library offers for children with visual or hearing impairments. There's something at the library for everyone.

Many of our public libraries also serve as meal or snack sites for the USDA's Summer Food Service Program, which makes free healthy meals and snacks available to young people in communities with high rates of poverty.

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Have fun with Summer Reading Here are five ways that kids can keep reading, learning, and having fun through your local library this summer. 1. Read on the Go with E-books and Audiobooks, using your library's digital check out for audio and e-books. 2. Visit the Aquarium... or a Museum...

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Keep Track of your Summer Reading on Beanstack!

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Keep Track of your Summer Reading on Beanstack!

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Explore the Capstone Virtual Summer Camp Adventure!

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Explore the Capstone Virtual Summer Camp Adventure!

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Shannon Miller’s Virtual Summer Camp Adventure

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Where reading, learning and creating will take you on adventures all summer long!