Learn at Home Ontario: Elementary Students, Secondary Students, Parents & Guardians

In an effort to help support our community during this time of self isolation, we will begin publishing and distributing materials and initiatives to help our families continue the processes of child education and healthy development at home.

The Ontario Ministry of Education has launched a guide to online learning resources worth checking out for your use at home:

for Elementary Students

• Math Storytime (available on the web and Apple & Android Apps)

Simply illustrated stories (that can be read to you or for self reading) with storylines teaching an aspect of basic math concepts, a great way to supplement children’s reading and math skills at the same time.

• TVO Kids (JK to Grade 6)
• TVO mPower (JK to Grade 6) Online math, science and social sciences games. (Requires a Sign Up Account)
• TVO Mathify (Grade 6 to 10) One-on-one online tutors for Math Skills provided by Ontario Certified Teachers from Monday to Friday 9a, to 9pm and Sunday 3:30pm to 9pm

for Secondary Students

• Ontario Ministry of Education secondary course site (Grades 9 to 12)  to review, refresh and extend their learning (course curriculum based).
  • Choose a subject by Grade
  • Pick from subject Units to receive written texts and videos
  • Interactive Quizzes (Self assessed, instant andswers)
  • Self Assessment (these may require some Parent Interaction to act as a “reflector” to be successful for some students)
  • Start Here: High School Courses – Keep up with the studies (link off site)

for Parents, Guardians or Caregivers

• A parent’s guide to literacy and mathematics in kindergarten (PDF)

For Kindergarten
Learn how kindergarten is designed to give your child a stronger start in school and in life by providing an engaging learning program that is based on a child’s natural desire to play. Children enter school capable, competent and ready to learn.

• Doing mathematics with your child (PDF)

For Kindergarten to Grade 6
Find tips and activities to help keep your child thinking about math all year.

• A parent’s guide to the fundamentals of math (PDF)

For Grades 1 to 8
Make sure students have a strong understanding of the fundamentals of math to help prepare them for success, now and in the future. What students learn today will help them solve everyday problems and prepare for the future of work.

• The Ontario curriculum

For Kindergarten to Grade 12
Browse the curriculum to find what skills and knowledge students learn by the end of each grade.

Visit the Ministry of Education’s Learn At Home Page to look for updates.