As summer ends and school nears, Doors Open Rideau Lakes on August 16–17 offers 18 free heritage and nature sites to explore. Just hours from Kingston, Ottawa, and Toronto, it’s a perfect family outing to spark curiosity and connect with Ontario’s rich history before the school year begins.
See Burlington in a whole new way at Doors Open on Saturday, August 9, 2025! This family-friendly event invites you behind the scenes at historic sites, community hubs, and hidden gems across the city. From archaeology to robotics, churches to bees, discover interactive exhibits and stories that connect Burlington’s past, present, and future.
Doors Open St. Marys returns on August 9, 2025, inviting families and students to explore 15 historic and cultural sites in the heart of “Stonetown.” Enjoy free admission, hands-on learning, and a celebration of heritage, architecture, and community spirit.
In Odd Couples, Maria Birmingham uncovers surprising animal connections that spark curiosity and empathy. A 2025 Silver Birch Express nominee, this fun nonfiction book helps young readers see the natural world—and themselves—in a whole new way.
Celebrate 150 years of Seaforth with Doors Open! On August 1–2, 2025, explore 20 fascinating heritage sites in downtown Seaforth during this free, family-friendly event. Learn, discover, and connect with local history through architecture, storytelling, and hands-on fun—perfect for history lovers of all ages.
Katy Perry’s 2025 Lifetimes Tour is more than a pop spectacle—it’s a celebration of resilience, creativity, and connection. From emotional well-being to geography and reading, discover how families can turn this summer’s music buzz into inspiring teachable moments with help from Teachers on Call.
Discover the hidden history of Eastern Ontario during Doors Open Cornwall & SDG Counties 2025, happening August 16–17. This free, family-friendly event offers exclusive access to 30 cultural and historic sites across Cornwall and Stormont, Dundas, and Glengarry.
In The Blue Bowl, author-illustrator Flo Leung serves up a touching story about food, family, and belonging. This 2025 Blue Spruce Award nominee helps young readers explore identity through the lens of a multicultural kitchen. Don’t miss our exclusive Hooked on Books interview.
Did you know goats, birds, and even fireflies can be surprisingly smart? In Think Like a Goat, author Lisa Deresti Betik takes young readers on a fascinating journey into the science of animal intelligence. Recently nominated for the 2025 Yellow Cedar Award, this engaging book is perfect for sparking curiosity and critical thinking in kids from grades 4–8.
What do Ontario report cards really mean—and how can parents use them to help kids thrive over the summer? Teachers on Call President & CEO Joanne Sallay shares expert advice in the Toronto Star on decoding report cards and turning them into a powerful tool for summer learning success. From understanding learning skills to setting personalized goals, this guide empowers families to take action now and start September strong.
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