Summer Wonder at Toronto Public Library – An Educator’s Online Resource & Promotion Kit

May 17, 2019 | Melanie B | Comments (0)

Hello educators! Thank you for helping us tell families about Summer Wonder at Toronto Public Library (TPL). Below you’ll find a set of resources which you’re welcome to use on your websites, blogs, newsletters, social media and more to promote everything the library is offering this summer for children and families. For free!

In case you hadn’t already heard, we’re thrilled to tell you that TPL has permanently ended late fines for everyone, removing a barrier to access and making the library more welcoming to all Torontonians. Learn more at tpl.ca/finefree.

Sample Blog Post

Please feel free to use this ready-to-go article on your blog or newsletter. You’re also welcome to use parts of it to help develop your own post or article about Summer Wonder at TPL, the importance of summer learning, or ways to keep busy in the summer catered especially for your students and their families.

Social Media Messages

Summer Wonder @torontolibrary is a free set of in-person and online programs for kids that encourages wonder, creativity and discovery: tpl.ca/summerwonder #SummerWonder

There is always something happening for kids at @torontolibrary during the summer: tpl.ca/summerwonder #SummerWonder

From reading club to author talks, @torontolibrary has it all to keep your kids active and busy this summer: tpl.ca/summerwonder #SummerWonder

Visit tpl.ca/summerwonder to discover fun learning programs in-person and online for your kids this summer. From STEM programs, Wonder Workshops to reading and everything in between at Toronto Public Library! #SummerWonder

TD Summer Reading Club @torontolibrary makes reading fun! Kids can read whatever they’d like, then earn badges to build their log book. Learn more: tpl.ca/readingclub #TDSRC @TDSRC_CLETD


Hashtags

#TPLSummerWonder
#TDSRC

Social Media Handles

Twitter: @torontolibrary, @TDSRC_CLETD

Instagram: @torontolibrary, @TDSRC_CLETD

Facebook: @torontopubliclibrary,  TDSRC.CLETD

YouTube: @torontopubliclibrary

Helpful Links

Summer Wonder at Toronto Public Library (includes program listings): www.tpl.ca/summerwonder

TD Summer Reading Club at Toronto Public Library: www.tpl.ca/readingclub

TD Summer Reading Club Paren't FAQ: www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/reading-club/paren't-faq.jsp

National TD Summer Reading Club (English): www.tdsummerreadingclub.ca 

National TD Summer Reading Club (French): www.clubdelecturetd.ca/

TD Summer Reading Club Top Recommended Reads (English & French) www.tdsummerreadingclub.ca/paren'ts/recommended-reads

Resources

Making Summer Count (PDF) by The Wallace Foundation: http://www.wallacefoundation.org/knowledge-center/Documents/Making-Summer-Count-How-Summer-Programs-Can-Boost-Childrens-Learning.pdf

Lasting Consequences of the Summer Learning Gap (PDF) by American Sociological Review: http://www.ewa.org/sites/main/files/file-attachments/summer_learning_gap-2.pdf

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Images

TD Summer Reading Club 2023 Logo

Le Club de lecture d’été TD 2023 Logo

I Love Reading

J'aime Lire

TD Summer Reading Club 2023 Illustrations by Nahid Kazemi:

TDSRC 2023 Reading Owl by Nahid Kazemi

TDSRC 2023 Drawing Dragon by Nahid Kazemi

TDSRC 2023 Audiobook Fox by Nahid Kazemi

Learn more about copyright and the acceptable use of the TD Summer Reading Club images, materials, and artwork.

Photography
Please credit Toronto Public Library

Child sits on floor while drawing or writing on a piece of paper

Children sit at a table while cutting pieces of paper and gluing during an arts program.

Kids building a bridge in a Mini-Maker program
Kids exploring Snap Circuits

Children's author reading and signing

A child painting with water colours

Kids learning about film-making

Kids fascinated by card magic in a Magic program

A boy sits in a cozy nook reading a comic book.

A young girl lays on the library carpet surrounded by rows of books while reading a Nancy Drew book.

A father and son sit on a purple couch next to a window and read a book together, while pointing at either the words or picture on the page.

Child reads book while laying on a sofa

Two children sitting side by side each reads a book

If you’d like to learn more about Summer Wonder at Toronto Public Library, please contact:

Sumaiya Ahmed
Communications Officer, Toronto Public Library
sahmed@tpl.ca

To learn more about TD Summer Reading Club at Toronto Public Library, please contact:

Melanie Boatswain-Watson
Communications Officer, Toronto Public Library
mboatswain-watson@tpl.ca

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