Toolkit

The My Profile Tool 2.0 is used to assess children’s developmental achievements. It was created by childcare educators and distributed to partners in schools in order to promote continuity with regard to the educational services offered to children.

The Transition to Kindergarten guide is intended to provide readers with the tools they need to promote collaboration between various sectors and the implementation of activities aimed at the first school transition, all in the context of educational success. It aims to contribute to the deveopment of a common vision of the first school transition and to shed light on the implementation of school transition activities, based on parameters recognized by research.

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.

This activity sheet is designed to raise awareness among young people about healthy school-work balance and to address the subject of good practices for communicating with their employers. It is for use by employers working with youth aged 12 to 20, or by their teachers as part of a course in ethics and religious culture, healthy lifestyle habits, or any other course at a particular grade level that deals with these themes. The activity, which includes the viewing of two videos, can be completed in under 20 minutes (take longer if it seems appropriate and productive).

Two videos created to raise awareness among youth aged 12 to 20 about the importance of healthy school-work balance.