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Get ready to join the fun on June 15th!Hello June! The countdown to the launch of our kids’ site has begun. Starting June 15, register your child online at www.tdsummerreadingclub.ca It is both FREE and FUN!
Here are the online activities kids will be able to do this summer:
-Create an online notebook
-Read ebooks
-Vote in the Battle of the Books
-Review books
-Participate in weekly trivia
-Write stories
-Read and write jokes
-Read an original web comic
-View readings and workshops by Canadian children’s authors and illustrators
-Print colouring sheets
-Find the perfect book

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Get ready to join the fun on June 15th!
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