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1,000 Books Before Kindergarten

1,000 Books Before Kindergarten is a free program that encourages you to share 1,000 stories with your child before they enter kindergarten. Sharing 1,000 books is easier than you think!

3 books a day for 1 year = 1,095 books or 1 book a day for 3 years = 1,095 books.

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Why you should join.

You can help your child become a great reader starting from birth! Research shows that sharing books, conversations, and songs with young children can:

• Help build their language skills,
• Contributes to their healthy development,
• Give them the skills they need to succeed in school, and
• Develop a lifelong love of reading

How to Play

You can play two ways: on paper with a handheld log or online through Beanstack. Select one of the following ways to play:

How to Play – Paper

• Register : Pick up a reading log at your nearest  San José Public Library location .
• Track Your Reading : Each time you share a book, fill in a bubble on your log.
• Show us Your Progress : Each time you read 100 books, take your log to any San José Public Library location to get a progress sticker and your reading log for the next 100 books.
• Keep Reading : When you reach 1,000 books, you’ll receive a special prize and the option to add your child’s name to our  1,000 Books Wall of Fame .

How to Play – Online

• Register : Sign up for a  Beanstack account  and register for the 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten reading program.
• Track Your Reading : Each time you share a book, track the title in your online log.
• Your Progress : Each time you read 100 books, you will automatically receive a progress badge. The more you read, the more badges you will receive!

Ways to Share

• Read together. See  Early Literacy Milestones  for your child.
• Talk about the pictures in a book.
• Attend a library storytime .
• Read the same book over and over.
• Let your baby play with a book while you talk to your baby.

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What is 1000 Books Before Kindergarten?

1,000 Books Before Kindergarten is a program designed to help parents prepare their children for one of life’s big milestones: kindergarten. Research has shown that children get ready to read long before they enter school. An excellent way to get your child ready to learn is to read to them.

Why should your family participate in 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten?

Love of reading.

Reading with your child and making it a special time together shows them that reading is valuable and enjoyable. You can start to develop a love of reading in your child from a very young age!

Ready to Read

You are your child’s first teacher and your home is where your child begins to learn. When you talk, sing, read, write, and play you are helping your child get ready to read!

Appreciation for the Library

By coming to the library together you can show your child how the library works, help them gain an appreciation for the wide range of materials available and get recommendations for books that can broaden your child’s interests.

How to Participate

Sign in or register for an account on beanstack.

By visiting our online logging software you can login with your account information from previous years. If you are new to our site, you can create a login!

Register for 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten

After signing in and creating a Beanstack account, you will need to register for 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten program. If you do not register, you cannot log reading, earn badges or prizes.

Log books read to earn badges and prizes.

Breakdown of books read and prizes.

*Stickers and Prizes can be redeemed at your nearest Metro Library

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You can keep track of the books read through a paper log or remembering how many books you've read. Visit with a library staff member to help enter information into your child's log.

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1,000 Books Before Kindergarten FAQs

Any child, birth-5 years, who has not yet entered Kindergarten may participate in the program.

Anytime! This is a year-round program.

Books from home, books from the library, books read during storytime, etc.  Audiobooks count too!

No - you start fresh when you start the program.

Your child will receive a special sticker for every 100 books they read. At 500 books, they will receive a stuffed reading buddy plush and a certificate. At 1000 books, they will receive a themed tote bag and a certificate.

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Best for kids ages 3-5 who are able to sit through a little bit longer book than toddlers, and ready for more school-readiness activities.

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1000 Books Before Kindergarten

1000 Books Before Kindergarten is an early literacy program offered by the library to promote reading to newborns, infants and toddlers.

Designed for children from birth to age five, this program helps children develop the tools they need to become proficient readers and encourages parent and child bonding through the activity of reading together.

The goal is to read 1000 books with your child before the child reaches kindergarten age. Incentives for parents and children will be provided along the way.

With the support of this program, we hope that you and your child will develop a love of reading and an appreciation for the library and discover the joy in reading together.

To sign up for this program, create an account for your family on Beanstack . You will be able to register and track your progress through our Beanstack webpage or the Beanstack app available on Google Play and Apple App stores.

Be sure to add your child as a reader and set their grade level to “Babies and Toddlers” or “Preschoolers.” Once set up, your child will be able to join 1000 Books as well as other seasonal reading and learning adventures. If you need help registering, email the Youth Services department at [email protected] or visit the Youth Services desk during library hours.

You may register your child anytime until they enter kindergarten.

Spend time reading with your child every day. Everything you read together counts—even reading your child’s favorite book over and over again. Repetition helps to develop and expand early literacy skills. You can count books your child hears at library storytimes (virtual or in-person), at preschool, as well as reading with a sibling, caregiver, grandparents. It all adds up.

For recommendations, view our Storytime Shorts on YouTube or browse our book suggestions for kids , including our Storytime At Home guides. For personalized recommendations, complete a Personalized Picks request, and librarians will send you a curated list.

Log Reading and Earn Incentives

Log your reading in Beanstack to earn an online badge for every 100 books you read. Stop by the library when prompted to pick up any physical incentives.

You can also record your reading with a paper log, available at the Youth Services Information Desk. Bring your completed log to the library to pick up your incentive(s).

All incentives must be redeemed in-person within six months of completing the 1000 Books program.

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About the Program

1,000 Books Before Kindergarten is a nationwide challenge that encourages parents and caregivers to regularly read aloud to their children. By reading just one book a night, families can reach the 1,000-book goal in three years while providing children essential early literacy skills.

Research shows that the most reliable predictor of school success is being read to during early childhood. Reading to children from an early age can help close the vocabulary gap and prepare children to enter Kindergarten with the skills they need to succeed. Most importantly, sharing books with children promotes a lifelong love of books and reading. It is also a great way for children and their caregivers to bond!

Registration is ongoing. Children may finish the program anytime before beginning Kindergarten.

Getting Started

Each child receives a reusable book bag upon registration. Small prizes are earned along the way!

Each bubble on the reading log equals one book title read.

Children may participate in the program only once; they may only begin the program at one branch.

Finished reading logs may be turned in at any branch regardless of where the child registered.

Families can use our 1000 Books Before Kindergarten challenge on our  R EADsquared website or download the free READsquared app (see below), in addition to using our printable logs or their own paper.

If you've already started using the 1000 Books Before Kindergarten free app, you may continue doing so, or branch staff can help you transition your progress into READsquared. 

Who can participate in this program?

Any child from birth until he or she enters kindergarten can participate in the 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten program.  

How long will the program take?

The program will take anywhere from a few months to a few years. The program is self-paced and how long it takes to finish will depend on how often you read together. 

Can I count books I have read to my child multiple times?

YES, children learn best through repetition and love to hear their favorite stories repeatedly. You may count the same title every time you read the book!

Can I count books I read to more than one child at a time?

YES, log them on each child’s sheet.

How many of my children can participate?

All of them (provided they have not yet started kindergarten).  Make it even more fun and read as a family!

Do books read at storytime or another library program count?

Do books read at daycare or another setting outside the home count, can daycares, preschools, etc. participate.

No, we ask that families and caregivers sign children up in person either at a library branch or on the Bookmobile.

Do books read for winter and/or summer reading program count?

YES, it is OK to “double dip” on logs.

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The challenge is simple. The rewards are priceless.

Read books to your newborn, infant, and/or toddler. The goal is to have read 1,000 books before your precious one starts kindergarten.

How to Start:

• Register: Sign up at one of the Library Locations or create an account on Beanstack (child readers are added to the parent's account.)

Track Your Reading:

- You can keep track in Beanstack

- Or use paper reading logs : Have your child color in a book for every book read to them. If they color in all the books on the log they will have reached 100 books! Print the logs at home or get them in the library.

• Every Book Counts: Even if your child wants to hear the same book again and again, you can count it each time. You can also count the books your child hears in Storytime, in daycare or preschool, or with a friend or family member!
• 100-Book Milestones: Each time you read 100 books, come to the library to receive a certificate - bring your paper log with you or have the librarian check your Beanstack account.
• 1,000 Books: When you reach the goal of 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten your little reader will receive a special reading medal!

Keep track of your reading with Beanstack!

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Parents/Guardians, create an account in your name and then add your little reader to your account.

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1,000 Books Before Kindergarten

Our 1,000 books before kindergarten program provides endless opportunities for your child to grow as a reader..

We invite you to start this program anytime from when your baby is a newborn to right before your child enters kindergarten. For every 100 books read, your child will earn a small prize to encourage them to keep reading. 

This program is generously sponsored by the Brookline Library Foundation.

Who can participate?

Any baby, toddler, or child is eligible to participate until they enter kindergarten.

Y ou do not need a Minuteman library card for this program, but we recommend one in order to have access to all of our materials and resources. It only takes a minute to make one! You can sign up for a library card online or give us a call at 617-730-2370 ext. 3.

How does it work?

• Sign up for 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten online or at any Brookline Library. If you have already been participating in the older version of this program, give us a call at 617-730-2340 and we can help you get settled with the new process.
• Log the books you read using Beanstack, our online tracker , or paper logs available at the Library. All types of books count, including ebooks and audiobooks, books you read together as a family, and books you re-read every day! You can log duplicate books and multiple books per day. This program is self-paced and will depend on how often you read together. It may take a few months or a few years.
• Earn a prize for every 100 books you read! Visit any Brookline Library location to redeem your your reads for prizes including stickers, coloring kits, and books. Bring your paper prize tracker or open Beanstack on your device when you visit the Library and a staff member will retrieve the corresponding prize for you. You can visit us every time you’ve read 100 books, or wait and pick up multiple prizes at once. Whichever works better for your family!

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Beebe school -263 west foster street ~ melrose ma ~ 02176 ~ 781-665-2313, 1,000 books before kindergarten.

You are your little one’s first teacher. Starting early with literacy — before kindergarten — is key to a child’s success when they begin school. The Melrose Public Library is here to support you and your little ones as you begin your journey toward reading 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten!

Rewards Are Forever

• Reading aloud builds vocabulary and listening skills, important stepping stones in early literacy
• Reading aloud surrounds little ones with rich language that develops oral language skills
• Reading exposes little ones to new experiences and helps them empathize with the world around them
• Reading with your little one brings you closer together and creates memorable bonding moments.
• Reading aloud models the importance of reading and shows little ones that reading is fun!

How to Get Started

Come into the Children’s Room at the Melrose Public Library to pick up a book bag with instructions, the first tracking sheet, and book suggestions. Your new book bag makes a great library bag for your little one’s reading journey! Track your reading on the paper sheet or on the 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten app.

Every time you and your little one reach a 100 books milestone, come check in with the Children’s Room to get a new tracking sheet and to put your little one’s name up on the wall to celebrate. When you and your little one reach 1,000 books, you’ll get a certificate and a prize.

100 Books Every Child Should Hear Before Kindergarten

Check out these lists of books from Growing Book by Book of excellent board, picture, and chapter books every child should hear as they grow up. A printable version can be found in the links below, and in the 1,000 Books welcome bag.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How early can I start this program with my baby?

Birth! It’s never too early to start reading with and talking to your little ones.

Do the books we hear at story time count?

Of course! Every single book your little one hears, no matter who reads it, is an important part of their reading journey.

How can I log books we’ve read?

Every time you and your little one read a book, color in one of the circles on your paper tracking sheet or add the book to your reading list on the app.

I didn’t know about this program and now my little one is in pre-K, can we still start?

Absolutely! You can start any time before kindergarten. Check out the infographic below about how long the program will take depending on about how many books you read a day.

What books can we read?

Any book! The options are endless. We’ve got some suggested reading lists above for kids to read before kindergarten (check out the printable versions here and here – and in your sign up bag!).

I don’t know that many books…

Don’t worry, the librarians will help you find lots of books! Also, you don’t have to read 1,000 different books – you can read books more than once. Reading the same book 100 times counts as 100 books.

It’s More Than Just Reading

Every Child Ready to Read (ECRR), an initiative from the Public Library Association and Association for Library Service to Children, identifies 5 key practices to develop early literacy skills: talk, sing, read, write, and play. Library programs will focus on bringing these key practices to the forefront, as well as demonstrating ways to involve them daily in the lives of little ones. Check out these early literacy tip sheets on each of the 5 key practices from CLEL ( Colorado Libraries for Early Literacy ), which has wonderful resources for parents and caregivers on early literacy development.

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The Benefits of Reading 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten

The Library District encourages parents and caregivers to commit to the “1,000 Books Before Kindergarten” challenge!

Reading 1,000 books with your child before he or she starts school is the focus of this fun program. Any child from birth until they enter kindergarten can join in! Because public formal education does not typically start until age five or six, parents and caregivers play a critical role as their child’s first teacher during those early years of birth through five. The “1,000 Books Before Kindergarten” challenge is a simple endeavor. Just set aside dedicated time each day to read a book, any book (and yes, you can reread those favorite stories), to your newborn, infant, or toddler, toward the goal of reading 1,000 books together before kindergarten.

Research demonstrates that young children who are read to on a regular basis have an advantage when learning to read for themselves. Reading together builds closeness and early literacy skills, which are the foundations for school success. Reading 1,000 books isn’t as hard as it might sound. If you read only one bedtime story every night for three years, you will have read 1,095 books. If you read just three books every day, you will have read 1,095 books in just one year!

• Ask about the “1,000 Books Before Kindergarten” program at the Children’s Services desk in any library. Upon signing up, you will receive a welcome letter and your first reading log with spaces to write down your first 100 books. • Then relax and enjoy that quiet time reading together. It’s fun and will create memories for you and your child to cherish! • Write the titles of every book you share on the reading log. If you read a book more than once, you can record it every time. If you listen to a book in storytime, at preschool, or anywhere else, you can log those, too. • When you finish 100 books, bring your completed reading log to the library to receive a small prize and your next reading log. • After you finish 500 books, your child will receive a canvas book bag. (One bag per participating child.) • After finishing 1,000 books, you will receive a book to keep, and your child will have a great start on a lifetime love of books and reading! Check with library staff for ideas on great books to share and a schedule of library programs that are suitable for your child.

Here are a few ideas to get you started: 

Are You A Horse?

This Book Just Ate My Dog!

Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus

If You're A Monster and You Know It

It's Okay to Be Different

Warning: Do Not Open This Book!

Sam & Dave Dig A Hole

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1,000 Books Before Kindergarten

1,000 Books Before Kindergarten is an early literacy program that encourages families and caregivers to read 1,000 books with their young children before they enter kindergarten. Research shows that reading to children at a young age can help them strengthen language skills, build vocabulary and instill a lifelong love of reading.

Register online or sign up at your local branch. Use the Beanstack app to track what is read and earn digital badges along the way.

Beanstack FAQs

How long will it take to complete the program.

One thousand books may seem like a lot, but it all depends on how often you read with your child. For instance, if you read: 

• Three books a day, you’ll finish in just one year.
• Two books a day, you’ll finish in two years.
• One book a day, you’ll finish in three years.

What books count toward the goal?

Every book you read counts, every time your child hears it.  This includes books read by siblings, books children hear at storytime or while at daycare.

Our library locations each have a special 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten collection  that are a great starting point. Each title in this collection was hand-selected by our librarians for this age group.

Can I read the same book again and again?

Repetition  is important to learning and you can count the same book each time you read it.

Is my child too young to start this program?

It's never too soon to start reading to a child. Infants learn about language by listening to others talk. By talking, reading stories and asking questions, you are helping to build a baby's vocabulary and letting them know that questions are invitations for a response.

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1,000 Books Before Kindergarten is a simple way for families and children to build a love of reading together.

Caregivers track each book they read with their child, from birth until they start kindergarten. Repeating books is OK!

The program is part of a national effort to help prepare kids for school by building reading habits. It also seeks to encourage caregiver and child bonding through reading.

According to 1,000 Books, the nonprofit that started the nationwide initiative: 

“Numerous studies estimate that as many as one in five children have difficulties learning to read. Reading has been associated as an early indicator of academic success. Public formal education does not typically start until ages 5-6. Before then, parents and caregivers are the first education providers during the 0-5 early critical years.” 

Complete the Challenge

• For every 100 books you read, pick up a prize at the library.
• After reading 500 books, your child gets a free book.
• After reading 1,000 books, they earn a prize and a completion certificate.

Get Started

There are three ways to participate:

• Register and log books on Beanstack. Add a reader to your account for each child participating.
• Pick up paper reading logs at the library.
• Download and print logs at home.

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1,000 Books Before Kindergarten is part of Cedar Rapids Reads, which seeks to make Cedar Rapids a city of literacy.

The program complements other library early literacy initiatives, including Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library , which sends monthly free books to children in Cedar Rapids from birth to five-years-old, and the Growing Readers challenge , which encourages developing a reading routine during pregnancy.  

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1000 Books Before Kindergarten is a FREE self-paced program for babies, toddlers, and children. Celebrate milestones as your child develops early literacy skills to position them for school and lifelong success!

Research shows that sharing books, conversations, and songs with young children builds language skills. This type of sharing contributes to children’s healthy development, encourages parent and child bonding, provides skills children need to succeed in school, and helps ensure they become lifelong readers.

How it Works

• Register at any Davenport Public Library location or online at  davenportlibrary.beanstack.com .
• Come to The Library and check out books to read or read books from home!
• Log child's progress online with Beanstack or with paper reading logs available at The Library online (on the left of this page.) Books read during storytime, at daycare or at preschool, all count!

At each milestone, child will receive a prize:

• 100 Books: Storytime at Home kit including a booklet of songs and rhymes, a scarf, and a shaker.
• 250 Books: A new book
• 500 Books: Mini pennant for child’s room and the child's picture on a special display at The Library
• 750 Books: A new book!
• 1,000 Books: 1000 Books Before Kindergarten t-shirt, child’s picture on display, and a personalized bookplate honoring the child's accomplishment inside their favorite library book.

For more information, contact the Youth Services Department at [email protected]  or download a program brochure: 1000 Books Before Kindergarten  ( en español ).

1000 Books Before Kindergarten is generously sponsored by the FRIENDS of the Davenport Public Library  and funding from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA).

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If your local library does not have a 1000 Books Before Kindergarten program, start your program at home using our resources or ask your local library to contact us .

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