Summer Reading Program: Game On!
All Ages Reading Log
From June 1 to August 31, colour in and decorate a book each time you read for 20 minutes. We want to see your finished bookshelf! Email a picture of the sheet to us at: asst_director@library.coldlake.ab.ca or return it in the book drop or at the front desk when you’re done for a chance to win prizes. You can enter more than once. One row equals one ballot.
Printable 2021 Reading Log Summer Book Bingo
Printable Schedule of Virtual Family Events
Schedule of Virtual Family Events
June 15 to August 31: Safety Games (9-1-1 Cell Phone Sally Video and worksheets)
July 1 to July 31: Food Games (Food Art)
July 1 to August 31: Animal Games (China Needs a Friend Contest)
August 2 to August 8: Beach Combing Competition
August 1 to August 31: I Spy Games (Can You Find Your Lost and Missing Library Books?)
June 15 to August 31: Safety Games
Watch the Cell Phone Sally 9-1-1 video and enter to win one of three prize packs. Pick up a package of work sheets at the library.
Contest runs June 15 to August 31.
Email asst_director@library.coldlake.ab.ca with your answer to the following question: What do we learn about cats and ducks from this 9-1-1 video. Or return your work sheets to the library for a chance to win prizes.
July 1 to July 31: Food Games
Start playing with your food! Create some food art and submit your photo entries to asst_director@library.coldlake.ab.ca for a chance to win prize packs.
July 1 to August 31: Animal Games
Submission Deadline: August 31
Submit your photo entries to asst_director@library.coldlake.ab.ca for a chance to win prize packs.
August 2 to August 8: Beach Combing Competition
Submit your photo entries to asst_director@library.coldlake.ab.ca for a chance to win prize packs.
August 1 to August 31: I Spy Games
Submission Dates: August 1 to August 31
Submit your photo entries to asst_director@library.coldlake.ab.ca for a chance to win prize packs.
Pokemon GO and Wizards Unite
Play both at the Cold Lake Public Library now and all summer! These AR games are played on people’s phones, so you can walk around and see additional game-based characters overlayed on a map or using your phones’ cameras. Being a location in these games means that the library will be one of those places that is overlayed on the map with additional information. When playing Pokémon GO you will see the libraries as a place you can walk by to get items and battle Pokémon (a “gym”), and in Harry Potter: Wizards Unite the libraries will appear as places to stop by to battle dark wizards and pick up runestones (a “tower”).