Lights, Camera, and an Idea Worth Spreading
With TED Talks' TED-Ed Clubs, librarians can encourage young people to share their big ideas.
With TED Talks' TED-Ed Clubs, librarians can encourage young people to share their big ideas.
Help young people distinguish fact from fiction with these information literacy resources.
Students are busy. Here are some tips for getting the most over-extended kids into the library (or bringing the library to them).
A weekly trivia challenge encourages students to explore lesser-known parts of their library.
National History Day is a nonprofit education organization whose programs engage students in conducting original research.
From animal photos to open textbooks, these links will help you find open educational resources for your students or patrons.
School libraries are invited to apply for a $5,000 award recognizing outstanding programming in kindergarten through eighth grade.
To celebrate the 100th day of school, students make a fun activity out of reading 100 books in one hour.
Shh! The Mystery Reader is on the loose, hunting for students who are reading for pleasure.
Don't let your young patrons be sitting ducks for misinformation.