Resources to Support Continued Learning - Summer 2026

Looking for ways to support learning over the summer? These free resources can help your student(s) practice skills, explore new interests, and stay connected to learning at home:

Media Smarts

• Media Smarts: Resources for Parents
• Media Smarts: Digital Media Literacy Educational Games

Cyber Security

• Rogers Cybersecure Catalyst – Cyber Security for Kids and Youth

Math Resources:

• Summer Math Success: Fun Ways to Support Your Child’s Learning

Literacy:

• Reading Challenges at KFPL: Read to unlock amazing prizes this summer! KFPL's Summer Reading Challenges are FREE and open to all ages and all languages.
• Stories in the Park Series: Several times per week throughout the summer at various points around the KFL&A area (e.g., Lake Ontario Park, Sydenham Point, Downtown Kingston, etc.). Check out the KFPL website for more information about times, places, and event descriptions. 
• Summer Programming with TVOkids.org
• Literacy in Limestone Newsletter – June 2026
• Bookmark – Information to help caregivers have dialogue with their children when reading.
• TFO Learning Activities: Discover reliable learning activities aligned with the curriculum of Ontario, from Kindergarten through Grade 8, in every subject - including French! Join us in these simple, engaging, free interactive resources. With these activities, you can effectively support your children in their learning!
• Canadian Parents for French Virtual French Programs: Led by certified instructors, these virtual programs offer a fun and interactive learning environment for FSL students from SK to Grade 12.
• Explore: Imagine learning or improving your French-speaking skills while making new friends and experiencing a different local culture and way of life in another part of Canada. That’s Explore.
  Explore is an intensive, government-funded immersion program offered during the spring and summer in exciting locations across the country. The sessions are taught at accredited institutions, and students live on campus or with local host families. Students must be 13+ to apply. Applications are accepted from September-February, so start planning for next year!

Mental Health Resources and Supports:

• By Your Side Caregiver Resource Hub
• Easy and Fun Mental Health Activities for Home (Elementary)
• Connect Quest (Junior/Intermediate)
• Be There Certificate (Intermediate/Secondary)
• Maltby Centre – Where to turn to when you need to talk