For participants age 4-6: Challenge #1: Read 2 books (On your own, or with someone!) Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite part from any book Challenge #3: Retell a story you read to someone else Challenge #4: Make a card for a character from a story you read
For participants age 7-9: Challenge #1: Read one chapter of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite character from any book Challenge #3: Make up a new ending for a book you read Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read
For participants age 10-13: Challenge #1: Read at least 200 pages of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of the setting from any book Challenge #3: Retell a book you read from the perspective of one of the characters Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read as if you were another character from the book
We recommend choosing one challenge to focus on for each of the four weeks.
For completing all four challenges, participants will receive a goodie bag from The Net! Within each age category, the student who has read the most pages over the month will receive an extra prize of a gift card to Indigo.
Youth volunteers are needed to help with Saturday Zoom sessions with the kids. If you’re interested in helping run activities, email thenet@hpl.ca.
The Net Youth Team is working with local children to promote literacy with March Reading Madness. The project is open to children 4 – 13 in Ancaster and surrounding areas. Below is the structure for the month-long project. To register, email thenet@hpl.ca.
March Reading Madness consists of two parts: Completing challenges and check-in meetings on ZOOM. The check-in meetings will be held every Saturday at 3:00 pm for March (except March 27th, when it will be held at 2 pm). The first of these is Saturday, March 6th.
During the Saturday sessions, participants will be led through activities and discuss how they are doing with the challenges or, if they have completed it, by speaking with our youth volunteers. While attendance at all of these meetings is not required, participants are encouraged to attend as many as possible! A minimum of attendance at one meeting is required to be eligible for prizes.
The challenges for each age group:
For participants age 4-6: Challenge #1: Read 2 books (On your own, or with someone!) Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite part from any book Challenge #3: Retell a story you read to someone else Challenge #4: Make a card for a character from a story you read
For participants age 7-9: Challenge #1: Read one chapter of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite character from any book Challenge #3: Make up a new ending for a book you read Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read
For participants age 10-13: Challenge #1: Read at least 200 pages of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of the setting from any book Challenge #3: Retell a book you read from the perspective of one of the characters Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read as if you were another character from the book
We recommend choosing one challenge to focus on for each of the four weeks.
For completing all four challenges, participants will receive a goodie bag from The Net! Within each age category, the student who has read the most pages over the month will receive an extra prize of a gift card to Indigo.
Youth volunteers are needed to help with Saturday Zoom sessions with the kids. If you’re interested in helping run activities, email thenet@hpl.ca.
For participants age 4-6: Challenge #1: Read 2 books (On your own, or with someone!) Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite part from any book Challenge #3: Retell a story you read to someone else Challenge #4: Make a card for a character from a story you read
For participants age 7-9: Challenge #1: Read one chapter of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite character from any book Challenge #3: Make up a new ending for a book you read Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read
For participants age 10-13: Challenge #1: Read at least 200 pages of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of the setting from any book Challenge #3: Retell a book you read from the perspective of one of the characters Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read as if you were another character from the book
We recommend choosing one challenge to focus on for each of the four weeks.
For completing all four challenges, participants will receive a goodie bag from The Net! Within each age category, the student who has read the most pages over the month will receive an extra prize of a gift card to Indigo.
Youth volunteers are needed to help with Saturday Zoom sessions with the kids. If you’re interested in helping run activities, email thenet@hpl.ca.
March Reading Madness
The Net Youth Team is working with local children to promote literacy with March Reading Madness. The project is open to children 4 – 13 in Ancaster and surrounding areas. Below is the structure for the month-long project. To register, email thenet@hpl.ca.
March Reading Madness consists of two parts: Completing challenges and check-in meetings on ZOOM. The check-in meetings will be held every Saturday at 3:00 pm for March (except March 27th, when it will be held at 2 pm). The first of these is Saturday, March 6th.
During the Saturday sessions, participants will be led through activities and discuss how they are doing with the challenges or, if they have completed it, by speaking with our youth volunteers. While attendance at all of these meetings is not required, participants are encouraged to attend as many as possible! A minimum of attendance at one meeting is required to be eligible for prizes.
The challenges for each age group:
For participants age 4-6: Challenge #1: Read 2 books (On your own, or with someone!) Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite part from any book Challenge #3: Retell a story you read to someone else Challenge #4: Make a card for a character from a story you read
For participants age 7-9: Challenge #1: Read one chapter of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite character from any book Challenge #3: Make up a new ending for a book you read Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read
For participants age 10-13: Challenge #1: Read at least 200 pages of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of the setting from any book Challenge #3: Retell a book you read from the perspective of one of the characters Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read as if you were another character from the book
We recommend choosing one challenge to focus on for each of the four weeks.
For completing all four challenges, participants will receive a goodie bag from The Net! Within each age category, the student who has read the most pages over the month will receive an extra prize of a gift card to Indigo.
Youth volunteers are needed to help with Saturday Zoom sessions with the kids. If you’re interested in helping run activities, email thenet@hpl.ca.
For participants age 4-6: Challenge #1: Read 2 books (On your own, or with someone!) Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite part from any book Challenge #3: Retell a story you read to someone else Challenge #4: Make a card for a character from a story you read
For participants age 7-9: Challenge #1: Read one chapter of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite character from any book Challenge #3: Make up a new ending for a book you read Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read
For participants age 10-13: Challenge #1: Read at least 200 pages of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of the setting from any book Challenge #3: Retell a book you read from the perspective of one of the characters Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read as if you were another character from the book
We recommend choosing one challenge to focus on for each of the four weeks.
For completing all four challenges, participants will receive a goodie bag from The Net! Within each age category, the student who has read the most pages over the month will receive an extra prize of a gift card to Indigo.
Youth volunteers are needed to help with Saturday Zoom sessions with the kids. If you’re interested in helping run activities, email thenet@hpl.ca.
March Reading Madness
The Net Youth Team is working with local children to promote literacy with March Reading Madness. The project is open to children 4 – 13 in Ancaster and surrounding areas. Below is the structure for the month-long project. To register, email thenet@hpl.ca.
March Reading Madness consists of two parts: Completing challenges and check-in meetings on ZOOM. The check-in meetings will be held every Saturday at 3:00 pm for March (except March 27th, when it will be held at 2 pm). The first of these is Saturday, March 6th.
During the Saturday sessions, participants will be led through activities and discuss how they are doing with the challenges or, if they have completed it, by speaking with our youth volunteers. While attendance at all of these meetings is not required, participants are encouraged to attend as many as possible! A minimum of attendance at one meeting is required to be eligible for prizes.
The challenges for each age group:
For participants age 4-6: Challenge #1: Read 2 books (On your own, or with someone!) Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite part from any book Challenge #3: Retell a story you read to someone else Challenge #4: Make a card for a character from a story you read
For participants age 7-9: Challenge #1: Read one chapter of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite character from any book Challenge #3: Make up a new ending for a book you read Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read
For participants age 10-13: Challenge #1: Read at least 200 pages of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of the setting from any book Challenge #3: Retell a book you read from the perspective of one of the characters Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read as if you were another character from the book
We recommend choosing one challenge to focus on for each of the four weeks.
For completing all four challenges, participants will receive a goodie bag from The Net! Within each age category, the student who has read the most pages over the month will receive an extra prize of a gift card to Indigo.
Youth volunteers are needed to help with Saturday Zoom sessions with the kids. If you’re interested in helping run activities, email thenet@hpl.ca.
For participants age 4-6: Challenge #1: Read 2 books (On your own, or with someone!) Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite part from any book Challenge #3: Retell a story you read to someone else Challenge #4: Make a card for a character from a story you read
For participants age 7-9: Challenge #1: Read one chapter of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite character from any book Challenge #3: Make up a new ending for a book you read Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read
For participants age 10-13: Challenge #1: Read at least 200 pages of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of the setting from any book Challenge #3: Retell a book you read from the perspective of one of the characters Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read as if you were another character from the book
We recommend choosing one challenge to focus on for each of the four weeks.
For completing all four challenges, participants will receive a goodie bag from The Net! Within each age category, the student who has read the most pages over the month will receive an extra prize of a gift card to Indigo.
Youth volunteers are needed to help with Saturday Zoom sessions with the kids. If you’re interested in helping run activities, email thenet@hpl.ca.
The Net Youth Team is working with local children to promote literacy with March Reading Madness. The project is open to children 4 – 13 in Ancaster and surrounding areas. Below is the structure for the month-long project. To register, email thenet@hpl.ca.
March Reading Madness consists of two parts: Completing challenges and check-in meetings on ZOOM. The check-in meetings will be held every Saturday at 3:00 pm for March (except March 27th, when it will be held at 2 pm). The first of these is Saturday, March 6th.
During the Saturday sessions, participants will be led through activities and discuss how they are doing with the challenges or, if they have completed it, by speaking with our youth volunteers. While attendance at all of these meetings is not required, participants are encouraged to attend as many as possible! A minimum of attendance at one meeting is required to be eligible for prizes.
The challenges for each age group:
For participants age 4-6: Challenge #1: Read 2 books (On your own, or with someone!) Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite part from any book Challenge #3: Retell a story you read to someone else Challenge #4: Make a card for a character from a story you read
For participants age 7-9: Challenge #1: Read one chapter of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite character from any book Challenge #3: Make up a new ending for a book you read Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read
For participants age 10-13: Challenge #1: Read at least 200 pages of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of the setting from any book Challenge #3: Retell a book you read from the perspective of one of the characters Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read as if you were another character from the book
We recommend choosing one challenge to focus on for each of the four weeks.
For completing all four challenges, participants will receive a goodie bag from The Net! Within each age category, the student who has read the most pages over the month will receive an extra prize of a gift card to Indigo.
Youth volunteers are needed to help with Saturday Zoom sessions with the kids. If you’re interested in helping run activities, email thenet@hpl.ca.
March Reading Madness
The Net Youth Team is working with local children to promote literacy with March Reading Madness. The project is open to children 4 – 13 in Ancaster and surrounding areas. Below is the structure for the month-long project. To register, email thenet@hpl.ca.
March Reading Madness consists of two parts: Completing challenges and check-in meetings on ZOOM. The check-in meetings will be held every Saturday at 3:00 pm for March (except March 27th, when it will be held at 2 pm). The first of these is Saturday, March 6th.
During the Saturday sessions, participants will be led through activities and discuss how they are doing with the challenges or, if they have completed it, by speaking with our youth volunteers. While attendance at all of these meetings is not required, participants are encouraged to attend as many as possible! A minimum of attendance at one meeting is required to be eligible for prizes.
The challenges for each age group:
For participants age 4-6: Challenge #1: Read 2 books (On your own, or with someone!) Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite part from any book Challenge #3: Retell a story you read to someone else Challenge #4: Make a card for a character from a story you read
For participants age 7-9: Challenge #1: Read one chapter of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite character from any book Challenge #3: Make up a new ending for a book you read Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read
For participants age 10-13: Challenge #1: Read at least 200 pages of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of the setting from any book Challenge #3: Retell a book you read from the perspective of one of the characters Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read as if you were another character from the book
We recommend choosing one challenge to focus on for each of the four weeks.
For completing all four challenges, participants will receive a goodie bag from The Net! Within each age category, the student who has read the most pages over the month will receive an extra prize of a gift card to Indigo.
Youth volunteers are needed to help with Saturday Zoom sessions with the kids. If you’re interested in helping run activities, email thenet@hpl.ca.
For participants age 4-6: Challenge #1: Read 2 books (On your own, or with someone!) Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite part from any book Challenge #3: Retell a story you read to someone else Challenge #4: Make a card for a character from a story you read
For participants age 7-9: Challenge #1: Read one chapter of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite character from any book Challenge #3: Make up a new ending for a book you read Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read
For participants age 10-13: Challenge #1: Read at least 200 pages of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of the setting from any book Challenge #3: Retell a book you read from the perspective of one of the characters Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read as if you were another character from the book
We recommend choosing one challenge to focus on for each of the four weeks.
For completing all four challenges, participants will receive a goodie bag from The Net! Within each age category, the student who has read the most pages over the month will receive an extra prize of a gift card to Indigo.
Youth volunteers are needed to help with Saturday Zoom sessions with the kids. If you’re interested in helping run activities, email thenet@hpl.ca.
The Net Youth Team is working with local children to promote literacy with March Reading Madness. The project is open to children 4 – 13 in Ancaster and surrounding areas. Below is the structure for the month-long project. To register, email thenet@hpl.ca.
March Reading Madness consists of two parts: Completing challenges and check-in meetings on ZOOM. The check-in meetings will be held every Saturday at 3:00 pm for March (except March 27th, when it will be held at 2 pm). The first of these is Saturday, March 6th.
During the Saturday sessions, participants will be led through activities and discuss how they are doing with the challenges or, if they have completed it, by speaking with our youth volunteers. While attendance at all of these meetings is not required, participants are encouraged to attend as many as possible! A minimum of attendance at one meeting is required to be eligible for prizes.
The challenges for each age group:
For participants age 4-6: Challenge #1: Read 2 books (On your own, or with someone!) Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite part from any book Challenge #3: Retell a story you read to someone else Challenge #4: Make a card for a character from a story you read
For participants age 7-9: Challenge #1: Read one chapter of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite character from any book Challenge #3: Make up a new ending for a book you read Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read
For participants age 10-13: Challenge #1: Read at least 200 pages of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of the setting from any book Challenge #3: Retell a book you read from the perspective of one of the characters Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read as if you were another character from the book
We recommend choosing one challenge to focus on for each of the four weeks.
For completing all four challenges, participants will receive a goodie bag from The Net! Within each age category, the student who has read the most pages over the month will receive an extra prize of a gift card to Indigo.
Youth volunteers are needed to help with Saturday Zoom sessions with the kids. If you’re interested in helping run activities, email thenet@hpl.ca.
The Net Youth Team is working with local children to promote literacy with March Reading Madness. The project is open to children 4 – 13 in Ancaster and surrounding areas. Below is the structure for the month-long project. To register, email thenet@hpl.ca.
March Reading Madness consists of two parts: Completing challenges and check-in meetings on ZOOM. The check-in meetings will be held every Saturday at 3:00 pm for March (except March 27th, when it will be held at 2 pm). The first of these is Saturday, March 6th.
During the Saturday sessions, participants will be led through activities and discuss how they are doing with the challenges or, if they have completed it, by speaking with our youth volunteers. While attendance at all of these meetings is not required, participants are encouraged to attend as many as possible! A minimum of attendance at one meeting is required to be eligible for prizes.
The challenges for each age group:
For participants age 4-6: Challenge #1: Read 2 books (On your own, or with someone!) Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite part from any book Challenge #3: Retell a story you read to someone else Challenge #4: Make a card for a character from a story you read
For participants age 7-9: Challenge #1: Read one chapter of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite character from any book Challenge #3: Make up a new ending for a book you read Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read
For participants age 10-13: Challenge #1: Read at least 200 pages of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of the setting from any book Challenge #3: Retell a book you read from the perspective of one of the characters Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read as if you were another character from the book
We recommend choosing one challenge to focus on for each of the four weeks.
For completing all four challenges, participants will receive a goodie bag from The Net! Within each age category, the student who has read the most pages over the month will receive an extra prize of a gift card to Indigo.
Youth volunteers are needed to help with Saturday Zoom sessions with the kids. If you’re interested in helping run activities, email thenet@hpl.ca.
March Reading Madness
The Net Youth Team is working with local children to promote literacy with March Reading Madness. The project is open to children 4 – 13 in Ancaster and surrounding areas. Below is the structure for the month-long project. To register, email thenet@hpl.ca.
March Reading Madness consists of two parts: Completing challenges and check-in meetings on ZOOM. The check-in meetings will be held every Saturday at 3:00 pm for March (except March 27th, when it will be held at 2 pm). The first of these is Saturday, March 6th.
During the Saturday sessions, participants will be led through activities and discuss how they are doing with the challenges or, if they have completed it, by speaking with our youth volunteers. While attendance at all of these meetings is not required, participants are encouraged to attend as many as possible! A minimum of attendance at one meeting is required to be eligible for prizes.
The challenges for each age group:
For participants age 4-6: Challenge #1: Read 2 books (On your own, or with someone!) Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite part from any book Challenge #3: Retell a story you read to someone else Challenge #4: Make a card for a character from a story you read
For participants age 7-9: Challenge #1: Read one chapter of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of your favourite character from any book Challenge #3: Make up a new ending for a book you read Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read
For participants age 10-13: Challenge #1: Read at least 200 pages of a book Challenge #2: Draw a picture of the setting from any book Challenge #3: Retell a book you read from the perspective of one of the characters Challenge #4: Write a letter to a character from a book you read as if you were another character from the book
We recommend choosing one challenge to focus on for each of the four weeks.
For completing all four challenges, participants will receive a goodie bag from The Net! Within each age category, the student who has read the most pages over the month will receive an extra prize of a gift card to Indigo.
Youth volunteers are needed to help with Saturday Zoom sessions with the kids. If you’re interested in helping run activities, email thenet@hpl.ca.
