Why should we read children's nonfiction animal books? Teaching kids about animals is akin to teaching colors and numbers. Right? Children love to learn how to identify dogs, cats, cows, and chickens.

Surveys show fewer parents are reading aloud to their kids. Neuroscience explains why even the busiest of parents should make the time.

But last year, something shifted. Twelve months later, I’ve read over 100 books and listened to countless more on audio. I ...

First graders at Park Avenue Elementary School in the North Bellmore School District celebrated their creativity during a ...

In preparation for the buddy class, the teacher first read the book to P.D. and S.E.'s fifth grade class. The fifth graders then joined their kindergarten buddies, and the teacher showed a read ...

They are:In first place ... turquoise chair and holds up a picture book called “Nigel and the Moon.” “Here we go,” says the volunteer with Read Aloud West Virginia.

Shared Reading is a different kind of book club. Instead of reading works of literature separately and then coming together to discuss it, a poem, short story or novel extract is read aloud - and ...

(WBAY) - A group of first-graders from Fort Howard Elementary School in Green Bay visits Lucky 7 Dog Rescue once a month for writing projects, community service, and reading to the puppies.