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If your kids have questions about how viruses work, or if you’d like to instill in them the importance of proper handwashing, turn to these educational and engaging reads to fill in the gaps — and introduce them to fascinating facts about the human body!
From a short and sweet Llama Llama story about an easter egg to a spring-themed Peter Rabbit tale, there's something for every little reader.
Whether your preferred mode of escapism involves historical fiction of the royal variety, a family vacation romp, a matrilineal memoir, or a suspenseful page-turner, we’ve got a book for you.
In Here We Are, Oliver Jeffers explores the people, animals, and things that inhabit Earth. Beautifully illustrated and thoughtfully written, this book will introduce young readers to everything — from how their brain will develop words to what they can do to improve the world around them.
With these free Dr. Seuss-inspired printables and activities, children will color with the Whos, sharpen their rhyming skills with the Fox in Socks, search for words with the Cat in the Hat, and embark on many more a-maze-ing journeys!
If you have a reader who has already traveled from the Shire to Mordor and back again with the Fellowship, there are a host of other epic fantasy adventures just waiting to be read.
Ring in spring with fabulous new picture books, motivating middle grade reads, and trailblazing YA novels!
From printable cards and bookmarks to themed activity packs, kids will delight as they go through mazes, connect-the-dots, and practice their writing with Junie B.
If your child is a fan of Mary Pope Osborne's Magic Tree House series, then they'll love these printables and activities that go right along with some of the most beloved stories.
To help with some of the challenges of being at home, we've put together educational resources, reading lists that support mental health and wellbeing, and some just-for-fun books and activities for when they want to escape.
