Sign in

Saskatchewan Literacy Network

@saskliteracy.bsky.social
47 followers 84 following 53 posts

The Saskatchewan Literacy Network connects people, shares resources, and supports inclusive, learner-centered literacy programs across Saskatchewan and beyond. www.saskliteracy.ca

PostsRepliesMedia
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 24/06/2026
Raconter des histoires, cuisiner en famille... Le savoir se transmet ! En cette #SaintJeanBaptiste, célébrons la culture & l'apprentissage sous toutes ses formes en SK. Quelles activités sont organisées près de chez vous aujourd'hui ? Disons-nous le ! #Fransaskois #Littératie
La photo représente un moulin à vent bleu et blanc orné de fleurs de lys. La légende indique « Fête de la Saint-Jean-Baptiste » et la publication provient du Saskatchewan Literacy Network. Le logo du réseau se trouve dans la partie inférieure centrale et représente un livre stylisé devant lequel se trouve un globe terrestre stylisé, symbolisant le monde de possibilités que l’alphabétisation et l’apprentissage permettent d’accéder. www.saskliteracy.ca  ​

​
010
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 24/06/2026
Today is #SaintJeanBaptisteDay! Culture is shared in many ways. Family recipes, local music, community events, and stories all help pass knowledge from one person to the next. Learning from these traditions helps us understand our communities and one another. #SaskLiteracy
The picture is of a blue and white pinwheel decorated with fleurs de lys. The caption reads 'Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day' and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the lower middle section and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca  ​
010
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 19/06/2026
Office of the Treaty Commissioner (OTC) otc.ca/attend_an_ev... June 19-21 @GabrielDumontInstitute and partners start on June 19th gdins.org/about/event-... Many more celebrations on June 21st: @Wanuskewin wanuskewin.com/experience/e... #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay #SaskLiteracy
otc.ca
Events
Events
000
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 19/06/2026
June 21st is National Indigenous Peoples Day! A day to celebrate cultures and peoples of the many Nations on the lands we share. Let’s celebrate together and learn more! in the comments below!
The picture is of one adult and one child. The adult is holding the hand of the child, and they are walking side by side through tall grasses as the sun is low in on the horizon in front of them. The caption reads 'Indigenous Peoples Day' and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the lower middle section and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca  ​
100
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 17/06/2026
June is #NationalIndigenousHistoryMonth. Indigenous peoples have cared for and protected this land for thousands of years. This month is a chance to learn more about Indigenous histories, cultures, and contributions. Learn more: www.otc.ca/attend_an_ev... #SaskLiteracy
The picture is of young dancer in regalia, holding an eagle feather fan. The dancer is standing proudly, facing the drummers, preparing to dance. The caption reads 'Indigenous History Month' and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the lower middle section and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca  ​
​
022
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 16/06/2026
Today is Nature Photography Day! Photos help us learn and share what we know. They can show wild life, plant life, and change on the land. Photos help tell the stories of the places where we live. #NaturePhotographyDay #SaskLiteracy
The picture is of two children outside and taking pictures in the grass. The caption reads 'Nature Photography Day' and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the lower middle section and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca  ​
​
000
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 15/06/2026
It's #SmilePowerDay! Smiling is its own language. Smiles can help us learn about people and relationships, and about what is fun in our cultures. A smile can help people feel comfortable: this can make it easier to ask questions, share ideas, and learn! What makes you smile? :)
The picture is of one adult and two children sitting together on a couch. They are hugging and smiling with each other.  The caption reads 'Smile Power Day' and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the lower middle section and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca  ​
​
010
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 12/06/2026
Happy Pride Month, Saskatchewan! Celebrating diversity helps us build inclusive communities. When we are inclusive, we create a better learning environment for all of us. ​ Find events in your area all this month!​ #SaskLiteracy #PrideMonth
The picture is of two adults that are outside with different pride flags. The caption reads 'Pride Month' and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the lower middle section and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca  ​
​
010
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 14/05/2026
Congratulations to all recipients of the Saskatchewan Literacy Awards of Merit, recognized on May 6! Together we celebrated people who strengthen learning and connection in our province. Thank you for the time, care, and work you've shared with others! #LAM2026 #SaskLiteracy
This picture is of ten adults in two rows of five. In the centre of the group is the Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, Her Honour the Honourable Bernadette McIntyre. The award recipients are sitting in front row on chairs, each of them smiling and holding the Saskatchewan Literacy Award of Merit they received, presented by the Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan. Four Saskatchewan Literacy Network employees and board members are standing in the back row on either side of the Lieutenant Governor. The caption reads 'Congratulations Recipients!' and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the lower middle section and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca
020
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 04/05/2026
Today is Star Wars Day! You might wonder what Star Wars has to do with literacy. Well, it helps us learn about different ideas, and it encourages imagination and wonder. It also connects learning to what people care about (why not Star Wars?). bit.ly/Star-Wars-He... #SaskLiteracy
This picture is of a child standing in a space ship like tunnel. The caption reads 'Star Wars Day!' and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the lower middle section and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca
010
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 29/04/2026
Today is International Dance Day! Dance carries meaning through movement, rhythm, and tradition. Every culture has forms of dance that share stories, culture, and knowledge. Dancing and music bring people together and keep traditions strong. #InternationalDanceDay #SaskLiteracy
This picture is of two children dancing in a living room. They are smiling and enjoying the time together. The caption reads ‘International Dance Day!’ and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the middle under the photo, and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca  ​
110
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 23/04/2026
Today is Earth Day. Literacy helps us learn about the planet and the knowledge connected to its lands. We share and use information in daily life, so our knowledge grows over time. For activity ideas: www.pbs.org/parents/thrive/15-ways-to-celebrate-earth-day-with-kids #EarthDay #SaskLiteracy
This picture is of an adult and child cleaning garbage outside in a park. The caption reads ‘Celebrate Earth Day!’ and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the lower right corner and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca  ​
000
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 21/04/2026
It's National Volunteer Week! Volunteers support literacy programs across Canada. This work builds experience, advances literacy, and connects our communities. Thank you, volunteers, for all you do! More: ivy26.ca @volunteercanada.bsky.social #NVW2026 #IVY2026 #SaskLiteracy
The picture is of three adults volunteering for their community. They are smiling and sorting through donations together while one checks a list on a clipboard. The caption reads 'Ignite Volunteerism!' and there are three logos below the text. The leftmost logo is from Volunteer Canada. The middle logo is from International Volunteer Year 2026. The post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network, from a template from Volunteer Canada. The Network logo is in the lower right section and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca  ​
140
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 20/04/2026
Reminder: Literacy Awards of Merit deadline is today! It's a great chance to recognize a volunteer (there are two awards for volunteers!) this National Volunteer Week. Have questions? Call us toll free 1-888-511-2111 Learn more or apply: page.saskliteracy.ca/awards ​ #LAM2026 #SaskLiteracy
This picture is of two adults standing together in front of flags representing Canada and its provinces and territories. The Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, Her Honour Bernadette McIntyre, is presenting the Saskatchewan Literacy Award of Merit for Volunteer Service to the recipient Joy Routledge.  The caption reads 'Nominate Someone Today!' and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. In the upper-left corner, there are two arrows pointing backward to the year 2025, since this photo is from a past year's event. The Network logo is in the lower middle section and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca  ​
​
010
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 16/04/2026
Do you know someone who is building their literacy skills, and making a positive change in their community? Nominate them to join a long history of people like Allen, who have received the Cameco Literacy Learner Award and Bursary! Learn more: page.saskliteracy.ca/awards #LAM2026
This picture is of Allen Claude Janvier, sitting and smiling with five of his family members at the reception in the ballroom of Government House for the Saskatchewan Literacy Awards of Merit in 2024. Allan is holding the framed Award of Merit he received for the Cameco Literacy Learner Award and Bursary. The caption reads 'Nominate Someone Today!' and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the lower middle section and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca
020
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 15/04/2026
Do you know a young person under 24 who supports literacy in the community and inspires other youth to get involved? Nominate them today for the Youth Volunteer Service Award. Learn more or apply: page.saskliteracy.ca/awards ​ #LAM2026 #SaskLiteracy
The picture is of Kim Marshall and Rebecca Duncan holding Rebecca's Literacy Awards of Merit award for youth volunteer service award in 2018. They are standing together, in front
of flags representing Canada and its provinces
and territories. The caption reads 'Nominate Someone Today!' and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the lower middle section and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca  ​
​
031
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 14/04/2026
Do you know a place that builds employee skills through training and creates strong opportunities at work? Nominate them today for the Workplace Training Excellence Award. Learn more or apply: page.saskliteracy.ca/awards ​ #LAM2026 #SaskLiteracy
The picture is of two adults in a woodworking shop. One adult is teaching the other how to use woodworking tools. The caption reads 'Nominate Today!' and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the lower middle section and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca  ​
​
010
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 13/04/2026
Do you know a leader who supports literacy in their work and community? Nominate them today for the Professional Leadership in Literacy Award. Learn more or apply: page.saskliteracy.ca/awards ​ #LAM2026 #SaskLiteracy
The picture is of three adults volunteering in the community. One adult is holding a clipboard and helping the other adults with the task. The caption reads 'Nominate Today!' and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the lower middle section and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca  ​
​
020
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 12/04/2026
Do you know a project or program that brings new ideas and supports learners in the community? Nominate this project for the Outstanding Literacy Project Award. Learn more or apply: page.saskliteracy.ca/awards #LAM2026 #SaskLiteracy
This picture is from 2024 of eight adults on a small stage, in front of flags representing Canada and Saskatchewan. In the center of the group is the Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan at the time, His Honour Russ Mirasty and his wife, Her Honor Donna Mirasty. The award recipients are on either side of them, each of them smiling and holding the Saskatchewan Literacy Award of Merit they received, presented by the Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan. The caption reads ‘Nominate Someone Today!’ and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the lower right corner and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca  ​
​
020
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 11/04/2026
Do you know a business in Saskatchewan that supports literacy programs and learners through community partnerships, events, or giving? Nominate this business for the Business Leadership in Literacy Award today! Learn more or apply: page.saskliteracy.ca/awards ​ #LAM2026 #SaskLiteracy
The picture is a close up of a medal in a Saskatchewan Literacy Awards of Merit award. The caption reads 'Nominate Today!' and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the lower middle section and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca  ​
​
030
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 10/04/2026
Do you know someone who supports literacy and honours Treaty relationships and the land? Nominate them for the “As Long as the Sun Shines” Award! Learn more or apply: page.saskliteracy.ca/awards #LAM2026 #SaskLiteracy
The picture is of a field at sunrise, with a blue sky above.  The caption reads 'Nominate Someone Today!' and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the lower middle section and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca  ​
​
010
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 08/04/2026
April is National Poetry Month! A poem can share ideas, stories, and feelings in a new way. Some poems rhyme, some flow - each of them teaches about language and culture. Try a poetry show at home, where everyone can share a poem! #PoetryMonth #SaskLiteracy
The picture is of an adult and child reading a poem while laying on the floor in their home. The caption reads 'National Poetry Month' and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the lower middle section and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca
050
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 31/03/2026
Today is National Indigenous Languages Day! Indigenous languages share knowledge and stories across generations. Learn a word, share a story, or support language work in your community. #NationalIndigenousLanguagesDay #SaskLiteracy
The picture is of an adult and child hugging and smiling. 
The caption reads 'National Indigenous Languages Day' and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is in the lower middle section and has a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca  ​
​
011
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 25/03/2026
The Saskatchewan Literacy Awards of Merit nominations are open. Nominate an outstanding learner, volunteer, professional, program, business, or youth volunteer today! ​ For award category information, or to download the nomination form: www.saskliteracy.ca/saskatchewan-literacy-awards-of-merit ​
This picture is of six recipients of the 2025 Literacy Awards of Merit, sitting with the Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, Her Honour 
Bernadette McIntyre. The caption at the bottom of the photo reads 'Nominate Someone Today!'.  Beside the caption is a QR code that leads to https://page.saskliteracy.ca/awards and the post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network. The Network logo is at the bottom of the image, with a stylized book with a stylized globe in front of it, symbolizing the world of opportunities that are possible through literacy and learning. www.saskliteracy.ca  ​
022
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 31/01/2026
#FamilyLiteracyWeek is ending, but #learning happens year-round - from meals inside to snowy trails across #Saskatchewan! Support is all around you! Connect with your local library, school, Family Literacy Hub, or family resource centre to keep growing together all year. #FLD2026 #SaskLiteracy
This image is a candid photo of a family playing casual pond hockey outdoors in a snowy Saskatchewan setting. An adults and four children are on the natural ice surface, bundled up in winter, playing in a natural, open landscape. 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 “Family Literacy in All Seasons!” The post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network www.saskliteracy.ca in partnership with the Prince Albert Literacy Network.
030
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 31/01/2026
La Semaine de la littératie familiale tire à sa fin, mais l'apprentissage continue partout - à table ou en forêt ! Envie de grandir ensemble ? Contactez votre bibliothèque, école ou carrefour de littératie familiale local pour du soutien toute l'année ! #SaskLittératie #ApprendreEnFamille
Cette image montre un paysage hivernal idyllique où une famille de trois personnes joue ensemble sur la glace d'un étang gelé. La scène est entourée d'arbres enneigés, un cadre idéal pour des expériences familiales hivernales.

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 « La littératie familiale en toute saison ! ». Cette publication provient du Réseau d'alphabétisation de la Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan Literacy Network) : www.saskliteracy.ca, en partenariat avec le Prince Albert Literacy Network.
000
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 29/01/2026
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
000
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 29/01/2026
Merci d'avoir célébré la #JAF2026 avec nous ! Ces 10 derniers jours, nous avons découvert comment chaque repas peut devenir une aventure d'apprentissage. Vous avez manqué une publication ? Voici un retour en images sur notre décompte 2026. #LittératieFamiliale #SaskLittératie #ApprendreEnFamille
000
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 27/01/2026
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
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.
040
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 27/01/2026
Joyeuse #JAF2026 ! Transformez chaque repas en aventure : planifiez des collations, lisez des recettes ou amusez-vous avec les formes et les couleurs. Célébrez avec nous dans votre communauté ou lors de votre prochain repas ! #LittératieFamiliale #SaskLittératie #ApprendreEnFamille
Trois membres d'une famille (deux adultes et un jeune enfant) partagent un moment joyeux autour d'un repas. L'adulte au premier plan coupe des aliments tandis que l'autre adulte et l'enfant échangent un regard amusé, illustrant la communication positive et le plaisir de manger ensemble.
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 « Célébrons l'apprentissage en famille ! ». Cette publication provient du Réseau d'alphabétisation de la Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan Literacy Network) : www.saskliteracy.ca, en partenariat avec le Prince Albert Literacy Network.
000
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 27/01/2026
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
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.
020
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 27/01/2026
Ne jetez plus vos restes, réinventez-les ! En famille, créez des soupes ou ragoûts savoureux. C'est économique, créatif et éducatif. Connaissez-vous la soupe aux pierres ? Des idées ici : ici.radio-canada.ca/mordu/1468/l... #JAF2026 #LittératieFamiliale #SaskLittératie
Une personne adulte et un enfant se penchent ensemble au-dessus d'une casserole sur une cuisinière dans une cuisine lumineuse. L'adulte aide l'enfant à mélanger le contenu, illustrant un moment de partage, d'apprentissage et de sécurité en cuisine.
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 « Réinventez vos restes ! ». Cette publication provient du Réseau d'alphabétisation de la Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan Literacy Network) : www.saskliteracy.ca, en partenariat avec le Prince Albert Literacy Network.
000
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 26/01/2026
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 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.
020
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 26/01/2026
L’art est partout, même dans l’assiette ! Pouvez-vous disposer les aliments pour créer un arc-en-ciel ? Pouvez-vous créer des formes amusantes avant de commencer à manger ? Parfait pour stimuler la créativité et discuter des couleurs en mangeant ensemble. #JAF2026 #SaskLittératie
Vue de dessus des mains d'un enfant préparant un sandwich bonhomme de neige à partir de tranches de pain. L'enfant utilise des morceaux de fruits et des petites friandises pour créer les yeux, le nez et les boutons, exerçant ainsi sa motricité fine et sa créativité lors d'une activité culinaire amusante.
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 « Créez de l’art dans votre assiette ! ». Cette publication provient du Réseau d'alphabétisation de la Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan Literacy Network) : www.saskliteracy.ca, en partenariat avec le Prince Albert Literacy Network.
000
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 25/01/2026
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 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.
010
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 25/01/2026
Cuisiner ensemble est un excellent moyen de développer des compétences (calcul, respect des consignes, traditions, et plus). En cuisinant ensemble, vous apprenez la sécurité et partagez des histoires… tout en dégustant un délicieux repas en famille ! #Recettes #JAF2026 #FLD2026 #SaskLittératie
Cette image montre deux membres d'une famille dans leur cuisine, en train de préparer des légumes pour leur prochain repas en famille.
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 « Cuisinons ensemble ! ». Cette publication provient du Réseau d'alphabétisation de la Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan Literacy Network) : www.saskliteracy.ca, en partenariat avec le Prince Albert Literacy Network.
000
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 24/01/2026
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
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.
000
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 24/01/2026
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
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.
000
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 23/01/2026
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
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.
000
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 23/01/2026
Prochain repas de famille : 2 ou 20 personnes ? Qu'avez-vous déjà et que reste-t-il à trouver ? Planifier ensemble, c’est booster nos capacités de réflexion à tous ! #Famille #JAF2026 #SaskLittératie
Cette image montre un jeune adulte souriant qui examine les ingrédients dans son réfrigérateur, à l'aide d'une application, afin de planifier ses prochains repas avec sa famille. 
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 « S'organiser, c'est apprendre ! ». Cette publication provient du Réseau d'alphabétisation de la Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan Literacy Network) : www.saskliteracy.ca, en partenariat avec le Prince Albert Literacy Network.
000
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 22/01/2026
Food is important for our bodies and minds. Some food is to build our strength; some food is a treat. What does your body need today to feel strong and healthy? #FamilyLiteracyDay #FLD2026 #SaskLiteracy @decoda.ca
This image is of two family members, shopping for fruit at the store. The youth is picking which oranges are best, while the adult looks on to guide them.
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 “Fuel for Our Bodies!” The post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network www.saskliteracy.ca in partnership with the Prince Albert Literacy Network.
010
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 22/01/2026
L'alimentation est essentielle pour notre corps et notre esprit. Certains aliments sont de véritables carburants qui nous donnent de la force, tandis que d'autres sont de petits plaisirs. De quoi votre corps a-t-il besoin aujourd'hui pour se sentir fort et en pleine forme ? #JAF2026 #SaskLittératie
Cette image montre deux membres d'une famille faisant leurs courses. Le jeune tient un sac de poivrons et hésite à les acheter, tandis que l'adulte l'observe pour le guider dans son choix.
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 «De l'énergie pour notre corps ! ». Cette publication provient du Réseau d'alphabétisation de la Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan Literacy Network) : www.saskliteracy.ca, en partenariat avec le Prince Albert Literacy Network.
000
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 21/01/2026
#FamilyLiteracyDay is next week! Sign up for the free livestream event with Wilfred Burton. He will share his book “Kohkum's Royal Bannock” with a live question-and-answer time, too! Sign up for a chance to win a copy of his book: page.saskliteracy.ca/bannock #BookSky #FLD2026 #SaskLiteracy
This image is the cover of the book "Kohkum's Royal Bannock", written by Wilfred Burton, illustrated by Hawlii Pichette, translated into Michif by Irma Klyne and Larry Fayant. The cover has a drawing of a boy, Xavier, and his kohkum, holding their arms in the air, triumphant after finishing baking all the bannock needed for a celebration with the Queen! The logo for the publisher, Thistledown Press, is above the book cover image.
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 “Livestream Reading!” The post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network www.saskliteracy.ca in partnership with the Prince Albert Literacy Network.
020
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 21/01/2026
La Journée de l'alphabétisation familiale aura lieu la semaine prochaine ! La nourriture et les repas nous relient les uns aux autres ainsi qu'à la terre qui nous entoure. Participez aux événements organisés dans votre communauté pour célébrer ensemble ! #JAF2026 #SaskLittératie
Cette image est la couverture du livre « Kohkum's Royal Bannock », écrit par Wilfred Burton, illustré par Hawlii Pichette et traduit en michif par Irma Klyne et Larry Fayant. La couverture représente un garçon, Xavier, et sa kohkum, levant les bras au ciel, triomphants après avoir fini de cuire tout le bannock nécessaire pour une célébration avec la reine ! Le logo de l'éditeur, Thistledown Press, figure au-dessus de l'image de couverture.
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 «Célébrez ensemble ! ». Cette publication provient du Réseau d'alphabétisation de la Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan Literacy Network) : www.saskliteracy.ca, en partenariat avec le Prince Albert Literacy Network.
000
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 20/01/2026
Story sharing supports language and memory. Share a story about your favourite meal, talk about what is different for meals from the last generation. Stories also help families practice listening, describing, and asking questions. #FamilyLiteracyDay #FLD2026 #SaskLiteracy
This image is of three family members having breakfast together in their kitchen. An adult sits comfortably, smiling at and listening to one of the children telling a story. The sibling watches with interest while snacking on some fruit.
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 “Stories at Mealtime!” The post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network www.saskliteracy.ca in partnership with the Prince Albert Literacy Network.
000
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 20/01/2026
Le partage d'histoires développe les compétences linguistiques et la mémoire. Racontez une histoire sur votre plat préféré, posez des questions, parlez des différences entre les repas de votre génération et ceux de la génération précédente. #JAF2026 #SaskLittératie
Cette image montre quatre membres d'une famille, assis ensemble à table et partageant un repas. Les deux adultes sourient et rient à une histoire que leur racontent les jeunes enfants.
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 « Racontez une histoire ! ». Cette publication provient du Réseau d'alphabétisation de la Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan Literacy Network) : www.saskliteracy.ca, en partenariat avec le Prince Albert Literacy Network.
000
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 19/01/2026
Did you know cooking is full of math and science? When you cook together, you can count, measure, and watch how food changes. Predict how it will look or taste - then check what happens when it's ready! #FamilyLiteracyDay #FLD2026 #SaskLiteracy @cdnsciencepub.com
This image is of three family members sitting at a kitchen counter. The two children are looking on with interest as the adult carefully slices the mushrooms and tomatoes for the pizza they are preparing together. Along the top of the image, there 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. The words at the top read “Family Literacy Day 2026.” Along the bottom of the image is a block of text reading “January 27th” which is 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 “Cooking Is Science!” The post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network www.saskliteracy.ca in partnership with the Prince Albert Literacy Network.
010
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 19/01/2026
Saviez-vous que la cuisine fait appel aux mathématiques et aux sciences ? Lorsque vous cuisinez ensemble, vous pouvez compter, mesurer et observer comment les aliments changent. Prédisez leur goût, puis vérifiez le résultat une fois qu'ils sont prêts ! #JAF2026 #SaskLittératie @cdnsciencepub.com
Cette image représente deux membres d'une famille debout devant un four encastré dans le mur d'une cuisine. L'adulte se penche pour parler à hauteur du petit enfant. Ils discutent avec enthousiasme de ce qui cuit dans le four, se frottant les mains d'impatience. Ils sourient et sont heureux, impatients de déguster le délicieux repas qu'ils ont préparé ensemble.
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 « La cuisine est une science ! ». Cette publication provient du Réseau d'alphabétisation de la Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan Literacy Network) : www.saskliteracy.ca, en partenariat avec le Prince Albert Literacy Network.
000
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 18/01/2026
Family Fun: Cooking together builds skills like numeracy and following instructions. When you cook by the fire, you can teach safety, and share language and stories, too! Fun Fact: You can tell how hot a fire is by its colour! #FamilyLiteracyDay #FLD2026 #SaskLiteracy @outdoorplayca.bsky.social
This image is of three family members dressed warmly and gathered around a campfire, outside in winter. One child is roasting a hotdog already, and the adult is helping a younger child get a hotdog ready. Along the top of the image, there 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’s stylized book and globe symbolizing the world of opportunities through literacy. The words at the top read “Family Literacy Day 2026.” Along the bottom of the image is a block of text reading “January 27th” which is 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 “Cooking Outside!” The post is from the Saskatchewan Literacy Network www.saskliteracy.ca in partnership with the Prince Albert Literacy Network.
041
Saskatchewan Literacy Network @saskliteracy.bsky.social · 18/01/2026
Un plaisir familial : cuisiner ensemble permet d'acquérir des compétences telles que le calcul et la capacité à suivre des instructions. Fait amusant : vous pouvez déterminer la température d'un feu grâce à sa couleur ! #JAF2026 #FLD2026 #SaskLittératie #SaskLiteracy
Cette image est une photo de trois membres d'une famille préparant un repas à cuisiner à l'extérieur. L'adulte observe attentivement les deux enfants qui coupent des légumes et du poisson pour les cuisiner sur un feu de camp. Il y a d’autres familles derrière eux sur le lac gelé. À l'arrière-plan, on aperçoit des arbres et des cabanes le long du rivage enneigé. 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 « Cuisinez en plein air ! ». Cette publication provient du Réseau d'alphabétisation de la Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan Literacy Network) : www.saskliteracy.ca, en partenariat avec le Prince Albert Literacy Network.
000