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Forest Hill Public Library District promoted reading, writing and public speaking skills for elementary students.
Forest Hill Public Library District promoted reading, writing and public speaking skills for elementary students.
Shh! The Mystery Reader is on the loose, hunting for students who are reading for pleasure.
Young people are inundated with inaccurate stories. These youth-friendly resources can show them the light.
Don't let your young patrons be sitting ducks for misinformation.
ALA's NILPPA research team shares what they learned at the 2018 ALA Annual Conference in New Orleans.
A public librarian in Sacramento teaches students at Title I schools how to create video games.
It's not too early! Now is the time to start teaching media literacy. "Arthur" is a great place to start.
These programs will get your students excited about reading (whether or not you've read the book).
We all have our go-to spots to search for program inspiration. Here are a few favorites.
Introducing kids to entrepreneurial concepts helps them with critical-thinking and problem-solving skills.