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If we want children to enjoy reading and be engaged, why not give them stories in which they see themselves being represented? A good place to start is by exploring diverse stories written by “own voices” authors.
August’s best new reads feature real and imagined characters navigating relationships, journeys, and our complicated era.
Not only can podcasts improve critical thinking, listening comprehension, and the art of storytelling skills, but they’re sheer fun. Here are a few of our family favorites.
This month’s reading challenge ideas remind kids that — no matter what they might be assigned to read — they can and should always make time for what they want to read too.
A spate of new books tackle the topic of girls as they grow into teenagers. Here's a quick guide to what's covered and a look at what parents might be in for.
It's summer time, and the “Daddy’s Summer Get-Right Academic Camp” is in full effect.
As educators, we want books that open windows into the lives of other people, cultures, experiences, and lifestyles for our students.
Need ice cream fast? Feeling lazy? Have some frozen strawberries? This super-quick recipe from Science You Can Eat by Stefan Gates is so simple it’s almost unbelievable.
There's a Who Was? book to match any tween's interests — from Alexander Hamilton to Serena Williams, the Wild West to the Great Pyramids!
Get ready to swoon, smile, cry, and white-knuckle your way through this lineup of books for teens.
