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Annual Report Fiscal Year 2005-2006
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Reading Programs
  • Summer Reading
    Children (entering K- Grade 5)
     
    Children Registered for Summer Reading Team 12,926
     Increase Over Prior Fiscal Year's Registration 24.4%
    Children Attending Summer Reading Events 17,383
    Summer Reading Events 138
    Children Participating in Group Visits 653
    Children Participating in Library Visits to Camps 1,520

     

  • Teens Read & Win (TRW)
    Teens (entering Middle and High School)
     
    Teens Registered for Teens Read & Win 707
     Increase Over Prior Fiscal Year's Registration 10.5%
    Teens Attending TRW Events 1,275
    TRW  Events 70
    Teens Participating in Group Visits 120
    Days of Reading 13,504

     

  • Programs for Younger Children
    Toddler, Pre-school and bi-lingual storytimes were held throughout the year along with special family storytimes. Baby-Parent Rhyme Time, for newborns-24 months and their parents were held regularly at all regional libraries.
               
  • Reading for Families
    Reading Calendars were made available to all library visitors for families to log their reading.
     
  • Reading Buddies
    Inter-generational programs were held from April – June with volunteers from the Community and Americorps at the Dunbar - Jupiter Hammon Public Library.
     
  • R.E.A.D. Program
    Children of all ages practiced reading to some very special listeners: the Reading Education Assistance Dogs.  Independent readers found it easier to read aloud with this patient audience at the Bonita Springs Public Library.
     
  • Growing up with Books
    This program initiated by Lee County Library System and its partners helps parents of pre-school children understand state-wide school readiness standards used to determine whether children are ready to enter Kindergarten. The library along with the Early Learning Coalition of SW Florida, Childcare of Southwest Florida and the School District of Lee County’s Early Childhood Learning Services, developed and distributed packets in English and Spanish that contain storybooks, activities and helpful information to assist parents in teaching these skills. Children get to keep the books and get new packets to keep learning.

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