Story Lab – The Summer Reading Challenge 2012
It’s not just our Olympic
athletes going for gold this summer
…
Thousands of families from across
Norfolk will be taking part in the UK
Children of all ages and reading
abilities can take part at their local library by reading 6 books collecting
bronze, silver and gold stickers – as well as their very own medal.
The 2012 theme is Story Lab, a
magical celebration of story and the imagination which is linked to the 2012
Olympics and the London 2012 Festival.
Children can choose any books
they like: fact books, story books, joke books or picture books. Audio books and e-books count as well, so long
as they borrow them from a library.
Parents and carers love the
Summer Reading Challenge because children discover the joy of reading – and children
love it because it’s lots of fun.
To sign up, just head to your
local library at the beginning of the summer holidays. It’s completely free – and
every child who joins will receive a Story Lab pack.
Look out for
more details in the library, including special Story Lab themed events. For
library opening times visit: www.norfolk.gov.uk/libraries
Have a look here to find out more about Story Lab: http://story-lab.org.uk/
The 'Book Sorter' bit on the Story Lab site is quite good, but you might want to add a couple of years on to your age to get something more challenging.
ReplyDeleteIve done it years and people should try its really challenging but you also have loads of time to get stuck into books.If theres a short book ignore it if theres a long one read it,you will be fascinated with the story.I agree mr biddle and Im sure people like Mrs hawes does to
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How much have you got.
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