☀️ Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next? ☀️
Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next?
These books and activities give students a chance to reflect on all they've learned, share happy memories, and look ahead to a summer of fun.
Check out these teacher-tested ways graphic novels can enrich instruction, boost student comprehension, and engage readers of all levels.
These books had 6- to 8-year-old boys raving, either because they made them laugh, were full of adventures, or were so exciting they had to keep reading.
Empathy is not easy to teach, but books that put kindness and inclusion at the forefront can help spark conversations with children about what it means to be empathetic and compassionate.
Check out these delightful, funny, creative stories if you’re looking for books similar to Mo Willems’ style and wit.
Perfect for the not-so-gung-ho poetry reader, these books do a fantastic job of making poetry stop looking academic and start looking very cool.
These notable nonfiction titles for early and middle grade readers show that women have been making history since the beginning of, well, history.
For kids ready to transition to Level 2 books, these engaging fiction and nonfiction books provide developing readers with strong visual clues and predictable sentence patterns.
Mysteries get kids to think differently and pay attention to details they might not otherwise notice. Here are 15 great ones.
May these amazing women inspire your children to break down barriers and face life’s challenges with courage and grit.
Kids aren't meant to be sedentary. Check out this list of teacher-tested ideas to help kids move during read-aloud time!
Full of engaging colorful illustrations, these stories feature tales that celebrate firefighters’ essential role in our community.
