A Grand Adventure: Explore Black History, Pioneer Life and the Grand River at Doors Open Haldimand
Explore Black history, pioneer life, heritage sites and the Grand River during the free, family-friendly Doors Open Haldimand.
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Canada Strong Pass: How Families Can Take Advantage of Summer Learning Adventures Across Canada
Help your family make the most of summer with the Canada Strong Pass. Discover free and discounted museums, parks, gardens, and VIA Rail travel that inspire curiosity, creativity, and learning beyond the classroom.
"Up, Up, Ever Up!" by Anita Yasuda: Inspiring Young Readers to Dream Big and Protect the World Around Them
Discover Up, Up, Ever Up! Junko Tabei: A Life in the Mountains by Canadian author Anita Yasuda, a 2026 Forest of Reading Yellow Cedar Award nominee. Plus, enjoy our exclusive interview exploring perseverance, STEM learning, and environmental stewardship.
How OAPT Supports Physics Teachers and Students Across Ontario: Insights from Past-President Chris Meyer
Discover how the Ontario Association of Physics Teachers (OAPT) supports educators and students through professional learning, innovative teaching strategies, and a shared passion for making physics more engaging across Ontario with Chris Meyer.
"Soccerology" by Kevin Sylvester: The Ultimate Soccer Book for Kids During the FIFA World Cup
As the FIFA World Cup captures global attention, Soccerology by Kevin Sylvester explores the history, science, and culture of soccer through fascinating facts, colourful illustrations, and inspiring stories. Read our exclusive interview and discover why this book is a winning choice for young soccer fans.
"Plant Attack!" by Erin Silver: A Canadian Nonfiction Book Exploring Plant Defences, Nature, and STEM Learning
Canadian author Erin Silver discusses Plant Attack!, a fascinating nonfiction book that introduces young readers to plant science, STEM learning, and the surprising ways plants defend themselves.
2026 Forest of Reading Winners Revealed: Canadian Students Celebrate Their Favourite Books
From May 12–14, 2026, Toronto’s Harbourfront Centre welcomed thousands of students, educators, and families for the Forest of Reading Festival. In this blog, Teachers on Call shares Festival highlights and the full list of 2026 winners.
“The Weedflower” by Elizabeth Davaze: Where Nature, Science, and Storytelling Come Together
Explore The Weedflower by Elizabeth Davaze, a 2026 Forest of Reading nominee celebrating nature, curiosity, resilience, and environmental science for young readers.
Gabrielle Prendergast’s “The Anxious Exile of Sara Salt”: A Middle-Grade Novel Exploring Anxiety, Youth Mental Health, and Finding Your Voice
Canadian author Gabrielle Prendergast discusses her Forest of Reading Silver Birch Fiction nominee The Anxious Exile of Sara Salt, a heartfelt middle-grade novel about anxiety, advocacy, empathy, and finding your voice.
“Dogs vs. Humans” by Stephanie Gibeault: A Playful STEM Showdown of the Five Senses
Discover Dogs vs. Humans by Stephanie Gibeault, a playful STEM-themed Forest of Reading nominee exploring how dogs and humans experience the world through the five senses.
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