Creepy House Summer Reading Challenge
July 11th, 2013
There s a spine-tingling adventure waiting for children in South Gloucestershire Libraries this summer!
The theme for the Summer Reading Challenge this year is Creepy House. The challenge begins in all South Gloucestershire Libraries on 13th July and runs until 14th September. It s free to join in the fun.
Children are challenged to read just 6 books to collect their very own medal and certificate. More than 6,100 children took part in Story Lab last summer. The parent of one child who did said ‘I thought the Summer Reading Challenge was a fantastic incentive to encourage my son to read throughout the summer. He thoroughly enjoyed taking part and couldn t wait to reach silver to get his wristband. The gold medal at the end was a really nice touch and made my son feel special.
Visit any South Gloucestershire Library this summer for children to take part in Creepy House and collect their own gold medal.
Libraries are also holding free activities throughout the holiday to help children complete the challenge. Visit our local libraries or log on to www.southglos.gov.uk/libraries to find out more.
For more Creepy House fun visit www.creepy-house.org.uk
You can sign up at any local library from Saturday 13th July from 10am till 4pm.
Creepy Creations Workshop Artist and designer Peter Margerum will help you make your own creations using weird and exciting materials on the 31st July from 10 till 12 noon at Winterbourne Library and the 1st August from 10:30 12:30 at Bradley Stoke Library.
Creepy House Crafts come and make spooky spiders and silhouettes on the 8th August from 10:30 till 12:30 at Bradley Stoke Library and the 14th August 10 till 11.30am at Winterbourne Library.
Hide and Spook make monster masks and batty bats to surprise your friends on the 21st August 10 till 11.30am at Winterbourne
Library and the 22nd August from 10:30 till 12 noon at Bradley Stoke Library.
For school age children only and MUST be accompanied by an adult.
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