Summer Togetherness

Summer Togetherness is a ten-week virtual learning series for parents and families featuring expert guests who share actionable, evidence-based guidance across a range of topics from summer enrichment programs to reading, math, social-emotional learning, physical activity and more. Tune in here for some great tips and tools brought to you by Learning Heroes, GreatSchools.org, and the National Summer Learning Association.

Summer Togetherness

What is the Summer Togetherness series?

 

 


“After 15 months of seemingly endless screentime, we wanted this series to offer something different — to show that learning can be fun and happen anywhere. Together, we can take the challenges of yesterday and turn them into the opportunities of tomorrow.” – Jon Deane, CEO, GreatSchools.org

“Through ‘Summer Togetherness’, parents will have access to experts and advice about how learning happens in everyday spaces and places — so they don’t have to choose between polishing math skills and reuniting with friends and family after much time apart. As parents know well, kids thrive when they feel connected to who they are learning with and what they are learning.” – Bibb Hubbard, Founder & President, Learning Heroes

Featured Resources

National Summer Learning Association Check it out »
Camp Kinda Check it out »
Camp Kinda Jr. Check it out »
DiscoverSummer.org Check it out »
He Is Me Institute Check it out »
I am King Virtual Mentorship Check it out »
Summer Book Club Check it out »
Healthier Generation Check it out »
Nature Bingo Check it out »
Reconstruction Check it out »
Sound it Out Check it out »
Kids & Family Reading Report Check it out »
The Power of Story Check it out »
Scholastic FACE Check it out »
Scholastic Parents Check it out »
Khan Academy Check it out »
Get Ready for your Grade Level Check it out »
Principal EL Check it out »
Atlanta Public Schools Mask Up Check it out »
BMEs Talk Check it out »

“Summer is a pivotal time to support children’s development while helping close the achievement and opportunity gaps — and this year is no exception. As parents seek to offer an enriching and intentional summer of learning for their children following a year or more of remote learning, this series will offer easy, tangible tips to guide them every step of the way.” – Aaron P. Dworkin, CEO, NSLA