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1000 Books Before Kindergarten
Have a preschooler in your family? Join this national initiative that helps children get ready for kindergarten by encouraging parents and families to read regularly to young children.
Come in to receive reading logs and a free book to get your young person started. Each time your family completes a reading log of 100 books, come in for a fresh log and a small prize. When your child reaches 500 and 1000 books, they'll receive another free book and be able to have their name added to our Reading Tree in the Children's Room.
Why read 1,000 books before Kindergarten?
Reading high-quality books at home is one of the best ways to get your child ready for school. Reading 1,000 books sounds like a lot; but if you read just 3 picture books with your child every day, you will read over 1,000 books in a year!
Keep in mind, it’s okay if you read the same book 100 times.
Rereading old favorites helps brains grow. Reading a book your child already knows strengthens connections in the brain, ensuring those connections stay put as your child continues to learn new things.
