Latinx authors have made impactful contributions to children’s literature. September is National Hispanic Heritage Month, and now is the perfect time to highlight these contributions.
Young children are naturally aware of family routines and want to be a part of them.[1] But why set a learning-specific routine for your child?
Sometimes the best classroom isn’t in a room at all—it’s the great outdoors. Nature play has many benefits for children. These include improved concentration, stress
Latinx authors have made impactful contributions to children’s literature. September is National Hispanic Heritage Month, and now is the perfect time to highlight these contributions.
Parents, we know getting kids to read over the summer can be a struggle. And with many libraries closed through the quarantine, you may not
Journaling can be a great way for children to both practice writing and record the thoughts and memories that mean a lot to them. Nothing
Latinx authors have made impactful contributions to children’s literature. September is National Hispanic Heritage Month, and now is the perfect time to highlight these contributions.
Sometimes the best classroom isn’t in a room at all—it’s the great outdoors. Nature play has many benefits for children. These include improved concentration, stress
Back to school planning is different this year. Many schools are starting the year partially or completely online. Even schools hosting in-person classes will likely
Teachers provide so much for our children in the classroom, from educational guidance to moral authority, safety, and mentorship. Every May, students and parents have
Teacher Appreciation Week is right around the corner. This year it’s the week of May 4. And while it is always important to recognize how
Do you need a great event to encourage parents and children to get involved with reading? April 2 is International Children’s Book Day—a worldwide celebration
Back to school planning is different this year. Many schools are starting the year partially or completely online. Even schools hosting in-person classes will likely
For teachers, the first day of school always involves plenty of planning. But this year, the COVID-19 pandemic makes school planning difficult at best and
It may seem like common sense that students perform better in class when they receive support that meets their needs. Research around differentiated instruction confirms
