In 2021, Tulsa County second-grade students received nearly 12,000 free books and over 3,000 special library cards as part of the Books To Treasure program. All second-grade children in Tulsa County receive a free copy of the featured book and the opportunity to get a special library card with artwork from the book. Children’s librarians and library staff typically visit schools in September and October to talk about the illustrator and talk about the importance of reading and the library. The Books To Treasure “season” is in the fall. NOTE: Only 2nd graders who are in Tulsa or Tulsa County are eligible for a library card.

However, parents and guardians of 2nd graders may go to any library branch location (child must be with them) to get a special Books To Treasure library card. Second grade teachers in Tulsa and Tulsa County schools will have Books To Treasure library card applications and Tulsa City-County Library staff will coordinate with them to get library cards to second graders at schools. These youngsters receive a free copy of a treasured illustrator's book, the chance to get their very own library card, and an opportunity to see the illustrator in person and get their books signed! How Do 2nd Graders Get a Library Card for Books To Treasure 2022? Sponsored by the Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation since its inception, Books To Treasure has grown into a Tulsa tradition for all second-grade students in Tulsa County. The goal is to celebrate the beauty and power of children’s literature and inspire a love of reading in children.

but we treasure children more! That is the idea behind the Books To Treasure program, which has been around since 2003. The Tulsa City-County Library treasures books.

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