World Read Aloud Day celebrates the importance of reading aloud and sharing stories. Around the world, people come together to join this global movement. To join the celebration, follow #WorldReadAloudDay!
Continue reading →Although many libraries and schools hold culminating Children’s Day, Book Day (Día) celebrations in April, Día stands for our daily commitment to celebrating all our children and to motivating them and their families to be readers, essential in our democracy. … Continue reading →
The National Education Association’s Read Across America is a year-round program that focuses on motivating children and teens to read through events, partnerships, and reading resources. This year’s theme is “Celebrating a Nation of Diverse Readers.” To celebrate, the NEA … Continue reading →
Please join us in celebrating this new program from Children’s Day, Book Day partner First Book. With the Stories for All Project™, First Book will be providing an evolving group of diversity and inclusion resources, ensuring that all children have … Continue reading →
World Read Aloud Day celebrates the importance of reading aloud and sharing stories. Around the world, people come together to join this global movement. To join the celebration, follow #WorldReadAloudDay!
Continue reading →November is the gratitude month although we try to be grateful regularly, right?Healthy eaters delight in telling us about delicious fruits and vegetables, sharing their good habit and recipes with others (with some occasional sweet treats). Reading is an important … Continue reading →
The National Day on Writing, October 20, was founded by the National Council of Teachers of English on the premise that writing is critical to literacy but needs greater attention and celebration. For the past 9 years, NCTE has seen … Continue reading →
Congratulations to my dear friend, Dr. R. Joseph Rodríquez, for his challenging ENACTING ADOLESCENT LITERACIES ACROSS COMMUNITIES: LATINO/A SCRIBES AND THEIR RITES. Joseph is both a complex thinker and a welcoming partner when he writes, “While working with the next … Continue reading →
