L et children count out the change when making a purchase. M ake every day a learning day. Ask your children to make a shopping list, read recipes with them or help them make a calendar of their weekly activities. N ever underestimate the power of reading to a child. O ffer to help someone you know improve their reading, writing or math skills.
P ick one night a week to make a regular visit to the library.
It's never too early to read to your children. T reat a child to a story a day. U se reading time to create a special bond with a child. V olunteer your time. Literacy groups across Canada could use your help with tutoring adults, reading to children and helping out with administrative tasks.