Earlier this year, the United Nations reported a global water bankruptcy. These conditions are defined by insolvency and irreversibility, but that does not mean we should give up. It means the opposite: we need to work harder to rectify this crisis. Today is World Water Day, and it’s the perfect opportunity to learn more about

Earth Day, celebrated on April 22nd, is a great opportunity to bring stories about the environment into the classroom. From picture books to middle grade, these titles introduce students to topics like recycling, wildlife, conservation, and caring for the planet. Whether you’re refreshing your classroom library or planning Earth Day activities, these titles empower students

Marking the end of Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr celebrates the completion of fasting from dawn to dusk during the holy month. From picture books to thoroughly researched nonfiction, check out our picks to better understand the rich history, culture, and meaning behind this tradition!

In April, we celebrate World Poetry Month, a global recognition of the power of language and imagination. Poetry encourages young learners to experiment with words, explore rhythm and sound, and gain fresh perspectives. From playful rhymes to profound free verse, poems and novels in verse help students expand their vocabulary, improve fluency, and build confidence

Our classroom ready Grades 3-6 Classroom Libraries are meticulously curated to enhance comprehension, broaden genre exposure, and foster sustained independent reading habits. These classroom libraries offer a vibrant mix of chapter books and middle grade titles that build reading stamina and encourage series exploration.  Students will explore a diverse array of fiction genres including realistic

Our Pre-K-Grade 2 Classroom Libraries are designed to support early reading skills while making sure kids fall in love with books. Each library is ready to use and combines structure, fun and developmentally appropriate books into grade specific cohesive collections. With leveled readers and phonics-aligned texts, these libraries help kids with decoding, recognizing high-frequency words,

It’s March, which means the Formula 1 (F1) season is officially starting! F1 is an automobile racing sport with 11 teams, such as Ferrari, Red Bull Racing, and Mercedes. With globally known race car drivers like Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen, F1 is the hottest sport right now. While the teams undergo their final tests

Discover our March picks for grades K-6th featuring picture books, chapter book, middle grade and leveled readers. From imaginative stories to skill-building reads, there’s something for every reader to enjoy. These selections are perfect for classrooms, supporting reading development and engaging every student. Here is the complete March Pick list. Also, don’t miss these new

On March 2nd, we remember and celebrate beloved children’s author Dr. Seuss, known for his iconic works and characters, such as The Cat in the Hat and The Lorax. Filled with rhymes and riddles, his books have a certain charm that make reading both fun and interactive. To commemorate Dr. Seuss’s birthday, we’ve included some educational resources for

Welcome to the Winter Olympics! Arguably one of the biggest global events of the year, the 2026 Winter Olympics takes place from February 6th to February 22nd. During this period, several nations compete for the top titles in 16 disciplines, including figure skating, ice hockey, and ski jumping. As we near the end of the

Countless chocolates, roses, and too many dinner reservations to even think about… It’s the day before Valentine’s Day, and we’re here to offer all the more romance, with a hint of humor. This time around, we’re giving love to our under-the-radar picks, plus Ali Hazelwood’s newest release. Find some of our favorite swoon-worthy rom-coms and

Check out our March 2026 Children’s and YA graphic novels! Graphic novels are excellent resources for engaging reluctant readers. Featuring captivating illustrations and easy-to-read text, these notable March releases boost confidence, enhance comprehension, and are ideal for any classroom or school library. For more graphic novels for Elementary Education click here. For more graphic novels