International Family Day, celebrated on May 15th, is a day to reflect on the role families play in building both connected and resilient communities. Whether biological or chosen, families are the foundation of care, belonging, and strength. This day is a chance to celebrate those bonds, and also to highlight the social and economic pressures

Fantasy has a way of turning even the most hesitant readers into eager page-turners. Picture books draw students in with vivid art, humor, and fun adventures, while middle grade titles build momentum with fast-paced plots, cliffhangers, and immersive worlds. Together they create a natural reading ladder- offering accessible entry points and then extending that excitement

In celebration of award-winning author and illustrator Eric Carle, best known for his iconic works The Very Hungry Caterpillar and The Very Busy Spider, we have selected a list of his bestsellers as well as fun activities for the classroom! These books are ideal for young readers with simple to read sentences while still detailing

Explore our May picks for grades pre-k through 6th grade, featuring a variety of picture books, chapter books, as well as middle grade. It’s important to have an expansive selection of books to ensure every reader feels seen and heard based on their learning styles. From action packed adventures to science filled nonfiction, there is

On April 25th, classrooms around the world celebrate penguins and learn about the fragile environments they call home. From melting ice to changing oceans, learning about penguins and their habitats help students see how small actions connect to big environmental impact. Bring these books into your classroom today and help kids build empathy, deepen understanding,

Explore our May 2026 Children’s and YA graphic novels! Graphic novels are excellent tools for engaging reluctant readers. Featuring captivating illustrations and accessible text, these notable May 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 for

Social-Emotional Learning seeks to guide students as they work through their emotions. Learning to feel and show empathy, as well as building supportive relationships with their peers is important to their overall development. Furthermore, SEL provides students the tools need to make responsible decisions to benefit themselves and their goals, while still being respectful of

On April 2nd, we celebrate International Children’s Book Day. While the day honors all forms of children’s literature, picture books hold a special place in this celebration since it often serves as a child’s first connection to reading. Blending art and text, they create engaging accessible experiences that build foundational literacy skills while capturing imagination.

Explore our April picks for grades pre-k-6th featuring picture books, chapter books, middle grade and leveled readers. These selections are perfect for classrooms, supporting reading development and engaging every student.  Additionally, these books have been carefully curated to cater to diverse interests and learning styles. Whether it’s a tale of adventure or a lesson in

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

Explore our April 2026 Children’s and YA graphic novels! Graphic novels are excellent tools for engaging reluctant readers. Featuring captivating illustrations and accessible text, these notable April 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 for

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