Posing questions about the plot or characters fosters ... makes learning new words exciting. Inviting older children to read ...

Lucy Calkins was an education superstar. Now she’s cast as the reason a generation of students struggles to read. Can she ...

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Remember the Book It! program that kept many of us interested in reading through our formative years? It is still alive and well — turning 40 this year, as a matter of fact, and has spun off into ...

Journal prompts for kids open up a world of self-discovery, inviting them to explore their thoughts, feelings, and dreams on ...

The report found that, when children engage in reading for pleasure (creating time and space to read at home or in school), children feel happy and relaxed, learn new things, learn about other ...

An expert on reimagining schooled literacy practices, Kelly C. Johnston, Ph.D., associate professor in Baylor University’s ...

Kids are naturally curious, and tough topics like politics and gun violence can be challenging for parents to explain. Grace Bastidas, editor-in-chief of "Parents" magazine, shares advice on guiding ...

Teachers can support students in reading novels by front-loading the contextual information they need to make sense of the ...

To read the Book of Mormon, one must find the Savior from its first chapter to the last, said President Russell M. Nelson in ...

It’s a time that they can express themselves with their story or their voice, with their costumes, with their drawings,” Neubig explained. “Everybody has the ability to be creative.” ...

Keep your little ones and their friends from champing at the bit during the pre-trick-or-treat afternoon with these Halloween questions perfect for antsy kids. From vintage trivia that’ll ...