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March is National Reading Month, and we're celebrating our love of books at Liberty Gymnastics all month long!

We're proud to provide plenty of page-turning activities to promote and share our passion for reading!

Reading Log

 

Preschool: (ages 0-5)

  • Earn a fun sticker to add to your Reading Log for every hour you spend reading.

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REWARDS:​

  • Read for 2.5 hours to receive a Liberty Gymnastics Bookmark.

  • Read for 5 hours to receive a Liberty Gymnastics Pencil.

  • Read for 10 hours to receive an exclusive Liberty Gymnastics T-shirt, and get your name listed on the 2024 Reading Superstar recognition board!

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Recreational: (ages 6+)

  • Earn a sticker to add to your Reading Log for every hour you spend reading.

    • For every 5 Reading Log stickers you earn, you will receive a Wild Card Bingo stamp to help fill out your Reading BINGO!

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REWARDS:

  • Read for 1 hour to earn a Liberty Gymnastics Logo sticker.

  • Read for 2.5 hours to receive a Liberty Gymnastics Bookmark.

  • Read for 5 hours to receive a Liberty Gymnastics Pencil.

  • Read for 10 hours to receive a Liberty Gymnastics Spiral Notebook & Pen.

  • Read for 20 hours to receive a Speed Reader baseball cap*, exclusive Liberty Gymnastics T-shirt, and get your name listed on the 2024 Reading Superstar recognition board!

    • (Limited quantity of baseball caps. While supplies last.)

 
 
 
 

Reading BINGO

 
 

Recreational: (ages 6+)

Complete as many activities as you can in order to fill out your Reading Bingo card!​

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REWARDS:

  • Complete 5 squares in a row (horizontal, vertical, or diagonal)  to receive a fun sticker!

  • Complete all 25 squares to receive a coupon for (1) FREE Guanatos Ice Cream Popsicle!

Reading BINGO Activities

 
 
 

How to write a Book Review

 
 

We'd love to hear your thoughts on the books you're reading!

Here are the instructions to write a book review:

 

It's not that hard. Step 1 is to grab a notecard (or a piece of paper will do).

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Step 2: Write your name, level & coach’s name at the top of the page too.

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Be sure to include the book title and author below.

(Was it written by Shakespeare or Edgar Allan Poe?) 

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On a scale from 1-10, give your book a rating.

(10 being the best, and 1 being a book you detest.)

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Finally, write 1-2 sentences of what you thought about the book.

(Give your opinion. Did it leave you hooked? Or would you not give it another look?)

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After all that is done, make like a flamingo and fly to the Welcome Center to complete your Reading BINGO squares!

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How to draw a Book Illustration

 
 
 

We'd love to see your artwork inspired by the books you're reading!

Here are the instructions to draw a book illustration:

 
 

Grab a piece of paper.

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Write your name, level & coach’s name somewhere on the page (front or back -- it's up to you).

Be sure to include the book title and author as well.

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Create your masterpiece with pencils, crayons, colored pencils, markers, or any other artistic tools you'd like! Draw a scene from the book, recreate the front cover, or anything you can imagine (related to the book)

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Bring your illustrations to the Welcome Center to complete your Reading BINGO squares!

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