The Library has everything you need to succeed this school year. Whether you’re at home or in a classroom, you can find free educational support right here. All you need to get started is your Library card.
The Library supports learning and educational goals for students of all ages. Check out these activities, resources, and tips to help your child in grades K-6 learn at home and on the go.
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For educators
Teachers get Library support, including virtual outreach in classrooms and help with remote learning.
For caregivers
This webinar series gives tips and tools from experts to support learning from home.
For Educators and Caregivers
Help kids learn about reliable sources, and the difference between fact and fiction.
For educators
Invite Library staff to your school’s virtual online kindergarten orientation.
Isabelle Ackroyd, the Children’s Illustrator in Residence at Calgary Public Library, will join your class to talk about comics and stories. She will go through her artistic journey, as well as lead participants through some storytelling exercises and completing a three-panel comic.
Whether you're studying at home or school, we can help. Find digital resources, online programs, and more Library services for students in grades 7-12.
Library at Home for Teens
Request a free Kindergarten Book Bag for them. This limited-edition, keepsake tote is full of books and other tools to help your child start their learning journey off on the right foot.
Request your Kindergarten Book Bag
Explore our Digital Library to discover tools for online homework help, virtual tutoring, learning activities, and more.
Upgrade your skills, grow a hobby, or pursue further education at home, for free, with Library resources.
Go on an adventure without leaving home. These virtual programs for kids and teens can help them explore online.
Imagine going to school at Central Library. Campus Calgary Library School lets classes attend school at our East Village location for a whole week. Your class can also take a guided tour of any Library location, or go on a self-guided tour (Central only).
Teachers can also request free school visits that relate to a variety of curriculum topics, including media literacy, Canadian military history, book talks, and storytelling. Book a visit to your classroom.
Want to help your child discover the joy of reading? It’s easy to help them fall in love with literacy with these simple tips.
