Today, more than 30 million trees have been planted throughout Mama Miti’s native Kenya, and in 2004 she became the first African woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize. Wangari Muta Maathai has changed Kenya tree by tree—and with each page turned, children will realize their own ability to...
14.Little House in the Big Woods by Laura Ingalls Wilder, illustrated by Garth Williams 15.The Incorrigible Children of Ashton Place: The Mysterious Howling by Maryrose Wood 16.The Penderwicks: A Summer Tale of Four Sisters, Two Rabbits, and a Very Interesting Boy By Jeanne Birdsall 17.Peter...
Once you're done reading, keep the family fun going with theLet's Play! activity booksand pair them with thesefree downloadable sheets! Explore morechildren's books by age. You can find all books and activities atThe Scholastic Store. ...
this book tells the story of a mother’s love for her child from cradle to adulthood. It culminates in a gentle twist that reveals the enduring, lifelong and tenderly reciprocal bond between parents and their children.
Featuring stunning, atmospheric illustrations depicting Carlo’s immigrant journey, this picture book is based on the experiences of the author’s great-grandfather. The uplifting true story inspires children ages four to eight to learn about their family history and how it shapes and lives on in ...
same survey, with titles that are suitable for children from kindergarten through middle grades, we suggest ages 6 to 12 years of age. I love that these are books that have been actually recommended by parents and teachers – making them great suggestions as classroom or family read aloud ...
Overview: Children learn early that trees are important for the oxygen cycle, but young Kate knows there’s another reason they make our lives better. Atop a steep hill, a voracious wind wrecks everything for the man who lives alone there. Kate comes up with a plan — involving a wheelbar...
Happily, a really good book can alleviate a lot of these issues, and books that appeal to children of all ages (and even the parents!) are gold. Here are some of our favorite picture books to read as a family. If only we could recommend a place to procure a second lap. . . A ...
It stated that by 4th grade, almost half of children no longer have an interest in reading books outside of the classroom. The statistics suggest that the one thing that changes by 4th grade is that parents are no longer reading aloud to their children. It’s really easy to see how ...
Reading aloud is a wonderful way to connect with your children when they are young. I have very fond memories of snuggling on the couch with my mom while she read our favorite books to us in the evenings. It also helps your kids reach their highest potential developmentally and academically...