Diving into Comics: Graphic Novels For Beginners
In my previous blog, “The Case for Comics in the Classroom,” I argued for comics as a valuable teaching tool in schools. Now, you might be asking yourself where to start. Since the realms of [...]
Covering Ground in Your Curriculum With Trains
As a parent of a child who seemed to be born loving trains, I’ve learned more about trains than I ever imagined I would in one lifetime. Though he’s now matured well beyond wooden toy railways [...]
Peter H. Reynolds on Inspiring Kids to Be Creative
5 Kinds of Nonfiction: Guest Post by Melissa Stewart
You may know Melissa Stewart as an award-winning author of more than 190 science books for kids, including her latest picture book Fourteen Monkeys: A Rain Forest Rhyme, illustrated by Caldecott [...]
Brian Selznick: A Kaleidoscope of Questions
Frederick Joseph: Using His Voice to Change Lives
The Fan-tastic Foursome: The Fan Family Builds a Picture Book Powerhouse
Anti-Racist Books for Elementary and Middle Schools
Recently we have experienced the perfect storm of a global pandemic and racial injustice that has put both these issues at the forefront of our collective consciousness. It is hard for many [...]
