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Washington Terrace Students Can Earn Free Passes Through Reading Marathon

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Preschoolers through 6th graders can earn free passes to various attractions by participating in the PBS Utah Reading Marathon during November.

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  • Students in preschool through 6th grade can earn free passes to multiple attractions.
  • Participants must log 20 minutes of reading daily or 600 total minutes during November.
  • Logs must be submitted via the PBS Utah Reading Marathon website.

Preschoolers through 6th graders have the opportunity to earn free passes to several local attractions by participating in the PBS Utah Reading Marathon. According to a notice from Washington Terrace, participants can earn visits to locations such as the zoo, Ogden Nature Center, and the Treehouse Museum.

To qualify for the free passes, students must read and log 20 minutes per day, or a total of 600 minutes, during the month of November. Once the reading requirement is met, logs must be submitted to the PBS Utah Reading Marathon website.

Available destinations mentioned in the announcement include Discovery Gateway, Clark Planetarium, Toad's Fun Zone, and the Ogden Nature Center, among others.

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