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Some germs are good while others can make us sick. Use these tips to help kids develop a balanced understanding of germs and microbes.
As a literacy specialist and parent, here's what I ask about my kids’ reading progress during parent-teacher conferences.
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Graphic novels have long been praised for engaging reluctant readers, but what about those just starting to read?
We are here to help guide you through having the best guest reading experience possible with a few tips and book recommendations packed with kid appeal!
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We spoke with several parents about how they draw the line when letting their tweens and teens read mature content with adult themes.
Get set for the new school year! Find age-specific reads and helpful insights to prepare kids and parents for the year ahead.
Looking to motivate a not-so-motivated reader? Check out these simple tips for helping your child get through their required reading.
From gender-neutral language to inclusive play spaces, there is much caregivers and educators can do to reflect a more expansive perception of gender.
The shared experience of visiting a new place can create cherished memories, foster thoughtful conversations, and form deeper family relationships.
Here are four doable, productive ways to help your child prepare for kindergarten — and four things you can give yourself permission not to worry about.
Who doesn’t love a good party? So why not transform your next at-home storytime into a celebration and show your readers what good company books can be!