It’s Reading Marathon Month So…Put Your Nose in a Book!

February 1 starts Ridgewood’s READING MARATHON Month! The annual fundraiser has started and it runs all month long and is filled with fun events for kids of all ages!

IT’S EASY TO PARTICIPATE:
This year, we are offering an optional BINGO game for you to participate in.

PRESCHOOL: Read for at least 10 minutes on ANY 5 days in February.
Fill out the log on the back of your Reading Marathon form and have your parent/ guardian sign. Then, return your signed form and optional donation to Ridgewood Library, 125 N. Maple Ave by Friday, March 1.

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: Read for at least 30 minutes on ANY 5 days in February.
Fill out the log on the back of your Reading Marathon form and have your parent/ guardian sign. Then, return your signed form and optional donation to your teacher by Friday, March 1.

MIDDLE SCHOOL: Read at least 2 books during the month of February.
Fill out the log on the back of your Reading Marathon form and have your parent/ guardian sign. Return your completed form with optional donation to your English teacher by Friday, March 1.

BONUS PRIZES FOR MIDDLE SCHOOLERS- VISIT THE LIBRARY!
During the month of February, check out materials, volunteer, or attend programs to receive a scratch off ticket. You could win a small prize instantly, or enter a losing ticket into a grand prize to be raffled off at this year’s Library Con on March 9.

Visit the Ridgewood Library website for more information and sign-up sheets.

And a special thanks to Ben & Jerry’s for sponsoring!


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