A promotional poster for a summer reading program called 'Uearth A Story,' running from June 11 to July 31. Features a cartoon dinosaur reading a pink book, a stack of colorful books, and green vines at the top.

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Thank you so much to our generous sponsors: iCAN Literacy Project, Vassar Biggby, Chocolates Galore, and the Vassar Lion’s Club!

The poster details summer kids' events at the Bullard Sanford Memorial Library, including story times, educational activities like dinosaurs and fossils, bird watching, archaeological exploration, magic shows, farm visits, and a reading log program, scheduled in June and July.
A black and white drawing of a bookshelf with books and a potted plant, with a blue background and text indicating a summer reading program and a space to fill in a name and phone number, with the year 2026 at the bottom.

Adult Reading Activities: Choose your reading and challenges. Color in one book on the shelf for each challenge you complete. Turn in by July 31. Every 5 completions gets you 1 entry into our prize drawings! Extra entry if you get artistic with your bookshelf!

A colorful educational poster divided into two sections. The left side, titled 'Reading Challenges,' lists various reading tasks such as reading for 30 minutes, reading in a park, or reading a book recommended by a friend. The right side, titled 'Challenges & Activities,' suggests activities like attending a canvas painting class, trying finger medicine, or bringing a plant to a plant swap. The background is yellow, and the text is in bold red and blue fonts.
A colorful flyer for a Teen Summer Reading Challenge at Bellard Sanford Memorial Library. It promotes various free activities including reading, crafts, and outdoor fun, with a focus on engaging teens in grades 6-12 during summer break.
A summer reading challenge chart with three levels, each with a cartoon dinosaur character reading books and a stack of books. The chart is titled 'Unearth a Story' and details the rules for reading for kids up to 6th grade. The first level, for 10 days of reading, is marked by a blue triceratops, the second level, for 20 days, by a green ankylosaurus, and the third level, for 30 days, by a smiling green dinosaur with a pink book. The chart encourages kids to read each day for at least 15 minutes and to bring the chart to the library for prizes at each milestone. There are spaces for the child's name, phone, and age.