a young boy is smiling and holding up a piece of dark blue construction paper, with a snowman craft glued to it made out of white squares, an orange triangle nose, large and small black circles for eyes and mouth, and 2 brown rectangles for arms. He is standing in front of a bookshelf, in the library.

a young girl is smiling and holding up a piece of dark blue construction paper, with a snowman craft glued to it made out of white squares, an orange triangle nose, large and small black circles for eyes and mouth, and 2 brown rectangles for arms. She is siting in a grey upholstered cosy armchair, in the library.

We had a great time making these cute snowmen at the #Stellarton Library, for #FamilyLiteracyDay! ❄️ 😊 ⛄️

Thank you, to everyone who dropped by and had fun with us, ... we had fun too! 💗

Thank you for celebrating #FamilyLiteracyDay with us! Over the last 10 days, we've explored how everyday meals can become learning adventures. Thank you for making literacy part of your mealtime!

Missed a post? Here’s a quick recap of our 2026 countdown.

#FLD2026 #SaskLiteracy #LearningTogether

A multigenerational group of family members and friends gathers indoors to share a meal. They are engaged in lively conversation and collaborative serving, illustrating the power of oral storytelling and social connection during mealtime to support family learning and literacy. At the top are the logos for the Prince Albert Literacy Network, and a version of the Saskatchewan Literacy Network logo (with a stylized bowl with dough in it, in honour of the theme book this year “Kohkum’s Royal Bannock”, in front of the Network sytlized book and globe symbolizing the world of opportunities through literacy. Words at the top read “Family Literacy Day 2026.” Along the bottom of the image is a block of text reading “January 27th” (Family Literacy Day) and the ABC Life Literacy Canada image for this year’s theme “Make Mealtime Family Learning Time.” At the bottom is a caption that reads “Celebrate Family Literacy!” The post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network www.saskliteracy.ca in partnership with the Prince Albert Literacy Network.

Happy Family Literacy Day Saskatchewan! You can turn any meal moment into a learning adventure. Plan snacks, read recipes, practice math, get creative with colours! Join a local celebration or start learning together during your next meal.

#FamilyLiteracyDay #FLD2026 #SaskLiteracy #LearningTogether

In celebration of #FamilyLiteracyDay and #HamOnt's designation of 2026 as the Year of Music, HPL is launching our annual Bookmark Contest, asking young #artists to put images to this thought: "Music Makes Me …"
Visit hpl.ca/bookmark-con... for more details! 🖍️

Illustration of three people reading books atop a large stack with floating icons of a pencil, lightbulb, and globe. Text: "Family Literacy Day."

On #FamilyLiteracyDay we celebrate the power of the written word. And nothing is as beneficial to a child’s future as a family that encourages reading. Children whose parents encourage family literacy score 10 points higher in standardized reading tests!

#LiteracyMatters

An illustration promoting Family Literacy Day, featuring six family members of diverse ages enjoying a meal together around a dining table, with a caption that reads: 'Make mealtime family learning time.'

This year's #FamilyLiteracyDay theme: “Make mealtime family learning time”
abclifeliteracy.ca/programs/family-literacy...

Follow recipes, make shopping lists—prepping mealtime is a fun (and tasty) way for families to learn together!

Happy #FamilyLiteracyDay
Today we celebrate the magic of reading together! At @thestar.com Children’s Charities, we’re proud to include age-appropriate books from our book supplier #ScholasticCanada in every #StarSantaClausFund box.

Let’s keep growing together, one page at a time!

January 27 is #FamilyLiteracyDay!
Visit FamilyLiteracyDay.ca activities and resources.
#FLD2026
In BC, we celebrate all week! Find more free resources at decoda.ca/get-involved...
#FLW2026

It's #FamilyLiteracyDay!
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#FamilyLiteracyDay highlights the importance of reading and other literacy activities as a family.⁠
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If you'd like to borrow books or learn about literacy programs, visit the Brantford Library ⁠or the Brant County Public Library

#ContactBrant

It's Family Literacy Day! Spend time with the family sharing, caring, and learning today - and since it's good to do over mealtime, snag some of these books, from kids' books to cookbooks, from your library!

#FamilyLiteracyDay #FLD2026

Today is #FamilyLiteracyDay!

Reading, writing, and learning together strengthens families and builds lifelong skills.

Take time today to share a story and spark a love of reading books.

Are you celebrating #FamilyLiteracyDay today? Family Literacy Day is an annual event that raises awareness about the importance of reading and engaging in literacy-related activities as a family. Learn More at FamilyLiteracyDay.ca
#FLD2026 @abclifeliteracy

Another Important Reason to Read To/With/Near Your Kids — Red T Media Reading with your children not only helps them to appreciate and develop literacy skills, but also helps them grow as thinkers.

The family that reads together, thinks together!

www.redtkidsmedia.com/blog-2/anoth...

#FamilyLiteracyDay

It's #FamilyLiteracyDay and this year’s theme is “Make mealtime family learning time." Whether it’s following recipes or sharing stories at the dinner table, preparing for mealtime is a fun way for #families to learn together.
hpl.ca/news/family-...
#HamOnt #FLD2026 #EarlyLiteracy #Reading

An illustration by Bill Pechet from Hare B&B, drawn in a sketchy style. Harry, a hare with square blue glasses, is tucked into bed, reading The Joy of Foraging to her seven smaller siblings. Three are cuddled up in her arms, one is lying by her feet, one is exploring under the bed with a flashlight, one is hanging offa bedpost, and one is sitting on the headboard playing a harp

Harry loves nothing more than a good book, and knows how important reading aloud to your littles is for their development, so she makes a point of reading to her siblings every day.

Take a little time to read a great book like HARE B&B with the kiddos to celebrate #FamilyLiteracyDay today.

Resource of the day. Food for thought: Improving food literacy. Integrate food literacy and media literacy into discussions about nutrition, empowering students to make healthier food choices, considering the factors within their control. In the digital age, it is important for students to reflect on how and where they consume content related to food. This resource features activities, videos, and discussion guides connected to the Primary, Junior, and Intermediate curriculum.

Happy #FamilyLiteracyDay! This year’s theme is “Make mealtime family learning time”, because preparing for mealtime is a fun (and tasty) way for families to learn together!

Integrate food literacy and media literacy in your classroom: bit.ly/FoodForThoughtOphea

Another Important Reason to Read To/With/Near Your Kids — Red T Media Reading with your children not only helps them to appreciate and develop literacy skills, but also helps them grow as thinkers.

The family that reads together, thinks together!

www.redtkidsmedia.com/blog-2/anoth...

#FamilyLiteracyDay

Today is #FamilyLiteracyDay!

Support our #libraries and #archives across the country. 🍁 #ChooseCanada

💛Sharing stories with your children can help reduce stress, spark conversations about feelings, and strengthen family bonds.

Small daily moments of reading can make a big difference for everyone’s mental health.

#FamilyLiteracyDay #MentalHealthMatters #FamilyConnections #ResolveCounselling

🍴𝐅𝐚𝐦𝐢𝐥𝐲 𝐋𝐢𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐲 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐦𝐞: 𝐌𝐚𝐤𝐞 𝐦𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐟𝐚𝐦𝐢𝐥𝐲 𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐢𝐦𝐞!
Preparing for mealtime is a fun way for families to learn together. Whether it’s following recipes, making shopping lists, or sharing stories at the dinner table, make your mealtime family learning time.

#FamilyLiteracyDay

Farbfoto, Querformat: Blick von der Kutscherscheune auf den Küchensee. Im Vordergrund Schilfgras, im Hintergrund das bewaldete Ufer. Darüber ein leicht bewölkter Sommerhimmel.

Moin aus dem Herzogtum Lauenburg, genießt das Leben.

27. Januar 2026 … noch 52 Tage bis zum Frühlingsanfang 🍃🌿

#Dienstag #Vizemittwoch #TagDerEulerschenZahl #eDay #FamilyLiteracyDay #MozartTag

#SchönesGegenDoofes: #Unterwegs im #Naturpark Lauenburgische Seen an einem Dienstagmittag im Juni 2021.

This image is of two young family members, sitting at a table and about to enjoy eating some soup they made from leftovers. They are practicing social skills and turn-taking while enjoying a meal together, illustrating the 2026 theme of making mealtime a family learning experience. At the top are the logos for the Prince Albert Literacy Network, and a version of the Saskatchewan Literacy Network logo (with a stylized bowl with dough in it, in honour of the theme book this year “Kohkum’s Royal Bannock”, in front of the Network sytlized book and globe symbolizing the world of opportunities through literacy. Words at the top read “Family Literacy Day 2026.” Along the bottom of the image is a block of text reading “January 27th” (Family Literacy Day) and the ABC Life Literacy Canada image for this year’s theme “Make Mealtime Family Learning Time.” At the bottom is a caption that reads “Reimagine Your Leftovers!” The post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network www.saskliteracy.ca in partnership with the Prince Albert Literacy Network.

Turn leftovers into a family story! Making "Stone Soup" is a delicious way to build literacy skills. It’s creative, budget-friendly, and a great way to rethink how we use food! Get inspired for #FamilyLiteracyDay: earthday.ca/2023/01/10/the-secret-to-my-grandmas-leftovers-soup
#FLD2026 #SaskLiteracy

Everyone deserves the chance to learn, grow, and thrive.

#InternationalDayOfEducation #FamilyLiteracyDay #EducationForAll #LiteracyMatters #HumanRights #Equity #SenCA

This image is of a child showing their plate of healthy fruits and vegetables arranged creatively into fun shapes. The colourful fruits like apple pieces, lemon and lime, and berries make up the picture, illustrating an engaging way to build fine motor skills, creativity, and healthy eating habits. At the top are the logos for the Prince Albert Literacy Network, and a version of the Saskatchewan Literacy Network logo (with a stylized bowl with dough in it, in honour of the theme book this year “Kohkum’s Royal Bannock”, in front of the Network sytlized book and globe symbolizing the world of opportunities through literacy. Words at the top read “Family Literacy Day 2026.” Along the bottom of the image is a block of text reading “January 27th” (Family Literacy Day) and the ABC Life Literacy Canada image for this year’s theme “Make Mealtime Family Learning Time.” At the bottom is a caption that reads “Make Art on Your Plate!” The post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network www.saskliteracy.ca in partnership with the Prince Albert Literacy Network.

Art is everywhere, even on your plate! Can you arrange the food to create a rainbow? Can you make fun shapes before you start eating? It's a great way to be creative, talk about colours with your family, and enjoy a delicious meal, too!

#FamilyLiteracyDay #FLD2026 #SaskLiteracy

This image is of two family members in their kitchen, preparing ingredients and putting them on to a pan pizza that they are cooking for their next family meal together. At the top are the logos for the Prince Albert Literacy Network, and a version of the Saskatchewan Literacy Network logo (with a stylized bowl with dough in it, in honour of the theme book this year “Kohkum’s Royal Bannock”, in front of the Network sytlized book and globe symbolizing the world of opportunities through literacy. Words at the top read “Family Literacy Day 2026.” Along the bottom of the image is a block of text reading “January 27th” (Family Literacy Day) and the ABC Life Literacy Canada image for this year’s theme “Make Mealtime Family Learning Time.” At the bottom is a caption that reads “Cook Together!” The post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network www.saskliteracy.ca in partnership with the Prince Albert Literacy Network.

Family Fun: Cooking together is a great way to build skills (numeracy, following instructions, traditions, and more). When you cook together, you can teach safety, share stories… and you’ll have something tasty to eat for family mealtime, too!

#Recipes #FamilyLiteracyDay #FLD2026 #SaskLiteracy

This image is of two family members, organizing the ingredients they just borrowed from their neighbour. The adult is holding a plain bag, and the youth is holding a bag with apples. They are gathering the ingredients for their next family meal together. At the top are the logos for the Prince Albert Literacy Network, and a version of the Saskatchewan Literacy Network logo (with a stylized bowl with dough in it, in honour of the theme book this year “Kohkum’s Royal Bannock”, in front of the Network sytlized book and globe symbolizing the world of opportunities through literacy. Words at the top read “Family Literacy Day 2026.” Along the bottom of the image is a block of text reading “January 27th” (Family Literacy Day) and the ABC Life Literacy Canada image for this year’s theme “Make Mealtime Family Learning Time.” At the bottom is a caption that reads “Gather Your Ingredients!” The post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network www.saskliteracy.ca in partnership with the Prince Albert Literacy Network.

Food comes from all around us - in nature, in our gardens, in stores, in restaurants - we can even borrow food! Take time to gather the food you need to make your next family meal.

It's your turn - gather your ingredients!

#FamilyLiteracyDay #FLD2026 #SaskLiteracy
@cdnfoodfocus.bsky.social

Cette image montre un enfant, chaudement vêtu, qui rentre chez lui à travers un jardin enneigé, transportant les oranges qu'il a empruntées à son voisin pour préparer le prochain repas familial. En haut de l'image, on peut voir les logos du Prince Albert Literacy Network et une version du logo du Saskatchewan Literacy Network (avec un bol stylisé contenant de la pâte, en l'honneur du livre thème de cette année, « Kohkum's Royal Bannock », devant le livre stylisé du réseau et le globe symbolisant le monde des possibilités offertes par l'alphabétisation). En haut de l'image, on peut lire « Journée de l'alphabétisation familiale 2026 ». En bas de l'image, un bloc de texte indique « 27 janvier », date de la Journée de l'alphabétisation familiale, ainsi que l'image d'ABC alpha pour la vie Canada pour le thème de cette année « Faires du repas un moment d'apprentissage en famille ». En bas, on peut lire la légende « Rassemblez vos ingrédients ! ». Cette publication provient du Réseau d'alphabétisation de la Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan Literacy Network) : www.saskliteracy.ca, en partenariat avec le Prince Albert Literacy Network.

La nourriture est partout : jardin, magasin, nature... et même chez les voisins ! Prenez le temps de rassembler vos ingrédients pour le prochain repas. Planifier, c’est apprendre !

À vous de jouer : rassemblez vos ingrédients !

#JAF2026 #FLD2026 #FamilyLiteracyDay #SaskLittératie

👨‍👩‍👧 Family literacy happens during everyday activities - conversations, grocery shopping, cooking, cleaning, recycling, walking outdoors, playing games, and more!
Get free resources:

🔗 #FamilyLiteracyWeek: decoda.ca/get-involved/family-literacy-week

🔗 #FamilyLiteracyDay: familyliteracyday.ca

Celebrate #FamilyLiteracyDay early with Shannon Bramer who will be reading #poems from 'Robot, Unicorn, Queen' tomorrow, Saturday, January 24. 📚
Bramer will be making two appearances - don't miss these!
Dundas Branch, 9:15-10am
Concession Branch, 11:30am-12:30pm
www.hpl.ca/events #HamOnt

This image is of two family members in their kitchen. One person is at the fridge, telling the other person the ingredients they have. The other person is sitting and writing a shopping list for the upcoming family meal. At the top are the logos for the Prince Albert Literacy Network, and a version of the Saskatchewan Literacy Network logo (with a stylized bowl with dough in it, in honour of the theme book this year “Kohkum’s Royal Bannock”, in front of the Network sytlized book and globe symbolizing the world of opportunities through literacy. Words at the top read “Family Literacy Day 2026.” Along the bottom of the image is a block of text reading “January 27th” (Family Literacy Day) and the ABC Life Literacy Canada image for this year’s theme “Make Mealtime Family Learning Time.” At the bottom is a caption that reads “Planning Is Learning!” The post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network www.saskliteracy.ca in partnership with the Prince Albert Literacy Network.

Think about the next meal your family will have together. How many people will there be: is it 2... or maybe 20? What will people eat and drink? What do you already have? What do you still need to gather? Planning builds thinking skills for all of us!

#FamilyLiteracyDay #FLD2026 #SaskLiteracy