Huron County, Ontario – The Huron County Library is excited to host the TD Summer Reading Club this summer and invites young readers ages 4-12 to join the club!
Through reading, creative crafts, activities, and games, this free program will help children improve their literacy skills, make meaningful social connections, learn about teamwork, and be creative! The program also introduces the library as a source for lifelong learning and recreation for youth.
This summer, the Reading Club will meet weekly at each of the 12 Huron County Library branches from July 3 to August 25. All participants receive a reading club notebook, stickers pack, top summer reads list, and a bookmark. Participants also receive a web-access code that can be used on the tdsummerreadingclub.ca website to track reading progress and receive additional club benefits!
“We’re really excited to meet and engage with this year’s readers!” said Summer Literacy Coordinators, Maya Doherty and Nadine vanBreda. “This year’s program is going to be extra fun! Our weekly themes cater to a variety of interests, so it is guaranteed that everyone will have a blast! It will be packed with adventure, play, and creativity!”
Over the course of the summer, participants will dive into worlds of fact and fiction, extraordinary tales, intriguing mystery, epic adventures, and much more!
Registration is now open and can be completed online by visiting www.huroncountylibrary.ca/.
For more information, visit your local Huron County Library Branch or email summerreading@huroncounty.ca.