Toolkit

Infographic explaining the summer slide phenomenon and how to mitigate its effects for at-risk students and increase their chances of success.

Fun reading activities and literacy games for camp counsellors and others running activities about literacy.

As part of the Summer Slide project, the Réseau québécois pour la réussite éducative has partnered with Frontier College to offer a series of webinars to community-based youth workers on the topic of facilitating reading. This webinar introduces the basics of facilitation. Note that the webinar is only available in French, but the PPT is in English.

10 “Treasure Hunt” flyers for parents to use with their child when visiting a grocery store or while at a party for children.

This resource aims to support the development or analysis of projects designed to motivate youth to read.

A series of 56 illustrations designed for parents that present interesting tips for approaching reading and how to integrate it into the daily life of their preschool or elementary school child. The illustrations are available in both PDF and JPG format.

The reading booklet contains 8 infosheets aiming to provide parents with the tools they need to help their children learn to read throughout their academic journey.

These two bookmarks provide ideas to guide parents in their duty as a role model for reading.

The question ”what do you want to be when you grow up?” is no longer serving young people. For too long, we’ve encouraged them to prepare for their future by choosing a job title. This approach is causing anxiety and not preparing them for a complex future. Parents and educators can change the world by helping young people look beyond job titles to find important challenges to solve. This new approach is called the challenge mindset, and it is igniting a sense of purpose in youth. Come discover the difference it can make to the young people in your lives. With Nicola Edwards, Advisor, SparkPath.