Kids book clubs has many benefits for young readers. It provides a structured, fun way to engage with books and can also help build social skills, encourage creativity, and foster a lifelong love of reading.

Game-based learning is not only entertaining; it helps children connect what they are learning to the real world.

Most parents have been there. Whether it’s a child who avoids math or doesn’t want to read, it’s common to experience pushback when our children don’t feel successful.

April 10th is National Hug Your Dog Day! What better way to celebrate than with some fun and silly dog jokes! This wonderful day was created by Ami Moore, an author, and canine behaviorist, to save the pet.

Children’s literature is long associated with fictional characters, plots, and settings. In recent years the popularity of nonfiction children’s books has risen. See how co-reading with your child can help build their reading skills.

As parents, we understand the importance of giving our little ones the best start in life. One of the most significant ways we can do this is by helping them develop a love for reading, writing, and storytelling.

Children have a variety of needs when it comes to their preferred learning space. While ensuring limited distractions and a low-noise environment might be no-brainers, it’s essential to consider your child’s unique needs when creating a learning environment.

Many children look forward to receiving candy and cards from classmates, but Valentines’ Day can be a great excuse to celebrate the love we share within our families.

If you’ve read a child a nursery rhyme, you’ve experienced first-hand how children embrace the ease and flow of a rhyming text, which makes the transition from nursery rhymes to children’s poetry a natural one.

If you’ve read a child a nursery rhyme, you’ve experienced first-hand how children embrace the ease and flow of a rhyming text, which makes the transition from nursery rhymes to children’s poetry a natural one.

Myths, fables, and fairytales allowed adults to entertain children and establish cultural norms throughout history. Children’s literature has evolved over the ages, often stemming from stories as early as 400 BC.

As we inch closer to the end of the year and the beginning of the next, it's time to start planning goals for 2023. You may have decided on personal resolutions in the past, but why not include the whole family?

New Year celebrations are happening worldwide as we ring in 2023. Almost every culture has its unique traditions to celebrate the new year.

Finding the perfect gift for the young people in your life can sometimes be daunting. Giving the gift of literacy is a wonderful way to say, “I love you!”.

We all know at least one or two kids who are fixated on a specific topic or passion that goes beyond simple curiosity. These children are unique in thought, spirit, and personality.

The emphasis on reading and literacy has never been so important. The COVID Pandemic profoundly impacted literacy rates in children across the country.

Getting the kids out the door for school can be a chaotic and stressful time for busy parents - whether it's forgotten homework, a lost shoe, or a meltdown over breakfast.

How to balance the energy of being out of school and keeping your kids engaged in reading.

To many, libraries are a fixture in the community. It’s a place full of books and research resources that we often take for granted. But libraries are more than just books.

National Family Literacy Month is celebrated during the month of November and it creates an opportunity for families to learn and read together. It also celebrates all of the ways that literacy programs empower students to be the best readers they can be!