Forest Park Public Library Announces Summer Challenge

Forest Park IL

18 April, 2022

11:53 AM

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Press release from Forest Park Public Library: Welcome to the Forest Park Public Library Summer Challenge! We are challenging you to have some fun in June and July. The activities range from reading 20 minutes a day to attending Library programs to having a screen free day. See the full list in this packet or at fppl.org/summer. Each day (or some days) select an activity and complete it. Write your activity of choice or its number in the square and add a star. (You can repeat activities.) For every five completed days, you will earn a ticket to enter the summer prize drawing. While we are encouraging you to participate every day, just do your best! There is another option to earn tickets.You can share online with other Challenge participants through the FPPL Summer Challenge Padlet. Padlet is an online tool that will allow you to share photos, links, and comments. This tool is easy to access and does not require registration. For each entry, you will receive one ticket. Just be sure to include your name. (If you need assistance or have concerns about participating, please contact us at [email protected].) Each week, all submissions will be entered into a drawing to win a small prize. Throughout the summer, we will also send you an email with info about what's happening at the Library along with challenge encouragement, reading recommendations, and more. Challenge logs must be turned in by Friday, August 5 to be entered into the drawing. They can be returned in person to the Library or emailed to [email protected]. We will be drawing multiple winners. The winners will get to choose a $50 gift card to a local Forest Park business. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to [email protected]. You can also find full more details about events, the kids reading program, and more at fppl.org/summer. SIGN UP DOWNLOAD SUMMER CHALLENGE LOG ACCESS PADLET TO SHARE & EARN EXTRA TICKETS This press release was produced by Forest Park Public Library. The views expressed here are the author's own.