
The Funniest Books for Second and Third Grade Readers
From picture books to chapter books, these stories for second and third graders are guaranteed to elicit laughter!
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From picture books to chapter books, these stories for second and third graders are guaranteed to elicit laughter!
If you have a reader who loves Judy Blume, you’ll find similar middle grade books on this list to add to their reading stack.
These strategies can help create welcoming, non-judgmental spaces where kids feel validated and accepted for being exactly who they are.
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.
Meera Sriram's A Garden in My Hands captures the joy of passing down the well-loved custom of applying henna. Kids can make henna art of their own with this multicultural craft!
This delightful picture book playfully explores the concept of a hat while encouraging readers to think outside the box.
From love triangles to mythical creatures to magical realism, here are 25 must-read fantasy books for teen or adult readers to check out.
Poetry is meant to be heard, so have your kids lend an ear to these joyous and heartfelt audiobooks in verse.
Understanding the science behind how the brain learns to read and the teaching methods that help it happen can help caregivers guide new readers.