We use READSquared to track overall progress of program attendees and measure the success of the program.
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The child’s first and last name, age, caregiver’s name and zip code are required to participate. What information is collected when I sign up for READSquared? A staff member will register your child through READSquared to help us measure the success of the program and to log your progress when you collect your rewards and pick up new tracking sheets. Tracking sheets are available inside the library and also at the bottom of this page.ĭo I need to use READSquared to participate? Rewards must be collected in-person at any Lee County Library System location, regardless of where you registered or collected your last reward. Where do I collect my rewards and tracking sheets? We provide reading lists as a courtesy and librarians are always available to suggest titles based on your child’s interests. You can read whatever books you think your child will enjoy. If you are currently working on 1,000 Books with the old program, we will transition your child over to the new program and make sure they receive any earned rewards.ĭo I need to read specific books to my child? What if I am currently working on the previous version of this program? If you completed the old 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten program and your child is still within the program age range, you are able to sign up and participate in the redesigned program. What if we participated in the old 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten Program? This specific program is designed for children ages birth to 5 but other reading challenges are available throughout the year for school-aged children and teens. It is free to participate in this program.Ĭan children older than 5 participate in the program?
Bonus Activities - Each level includes fun activities that support development using one of the five early literacy practices - reading, talking, singing, writing or playing.
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