What Does It Mean To Be First Generation?
Explore nine different ways of looking at the immigrant experience through the lens of these young adult stories.
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Explore nine different ways of looking at the immigrant experience through the lens of these young adult stories.
From arts and crafts to active games, sensory exploration, and even technology-based activities, let the alphabet adventure begin with these awesome learning activities.
When Malia Maunakea set out to write the Hawaiian version of Percy Jackson, she had to consider the great responsibility of passing on her culture's stories.
Reading incentives can work, if used judiciously. Here’s how to know what’s a smart reward and what might morph into an exercise in frustration.
If you’ve memorized every line of Margaret Wise Brown's classic, it may be time to pick up one of these delightful alternatives to Goodnight Moon.
Prepare to be transported to a realm where fiery goddesses, mythical creatures, and courageous heroes come to life with every turn of the page.
From sticky hugs to silly songs, these goodbye rituals can help set your child up for a successful day at school.
New York Times bestselling author Sara Shepard shares her advice for coping with worries so they won’t overtake your life. Or, for that matter, ruin your fun!
Activity books are a perfect screen-free alternative to video games — and they make fantastic gifts. From picture puzzles to science experiments, these hands-on books will keep your kids busy for hours on end.
Tackling your to-do list with kids in tow can be challenging, but it’s helpful to remember that organic learning can happen anywhere.