These science fiction chapter books, middle grade books, and YA books for ages six to sixteen are excellent and will help your kids read more.I hear from publishers and librarians that many kids ...

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One of my proudest moments in meteorology was publishing a children’s book back in 2014.I wrote it because I kept running into the same problem with kids’ science books; some had great science ...

The book series "Kids on the Move" explains science through stories. With each story, there’s an experiment for kids to try. “It's all stuff you should be able to find around the house ...

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One of these books, the historian Hannah Zeavin’s “Mother Media: Hot and Cool Parenting in the Twentieth Century,” traces the relationship between motherhood and technology from the turn of ...

The kids who can are speaking up for books and libraries. It is up to us to help them, as well as the ones who can’t. Book bans are antithetical to free speech and free thought.

Four Arts librarians usually pause Story Times events during the summer but not this year. Summer Story Times will begin July ...

For decades, most schools felt it was unnecessary to explicitly teach kids these rules, preferring to give students time with books on the belief they would most likely figure it out for themselves.

Kids are losing fine motor skills—and screens might be to blame. From zipping coats to turning book pages, simple tasks are becoming challenges for a generation raised on tablets.

The best science subscription boxes encourages curiosity in kids of all ages. Here are the seven best boxes to consider for your child. Skip to main content Skip to header navigation ...

Many women ‘just don’t want to’ have kids. These books don’t blame them. Hannah Zeavin, Nancy Reddy and Alex Bollen take on the bad science and stubborn cultural norms behind motherhood myths ...