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Discover a creative nonfiction tale that explores the notions of contrast, evolution, and perseverance within the natural world--all through the unlikely hero of the moth.
Ripe with many opportunities for content-rich learning opportunities, The Girl Who Named Pluto is a welcome addition to the study of fictionalized biography, the solar system, and the power of interdisciplinary thinking.
Jess joins us to talk about how anxiety and depression robbed her of her desire to read and how she found her way back to books.
Caldecott Honor winner Brendan Wenzel’s new picture book, like his previous two, invites readers to slow down and ponder the world from new angles. Teaching ideas and resources for further exploration from "The Classroom Bookshelf."
The Dewey Decimal System is in many ways an outdated mess, and many of its flaws are more insidious than examples of old-fashioned conventions.
The author of THE SPEED OF FALLING OBJECTS joins us to talk about doubt, self-perception, and the valuing in sharing your own struggles.
Here's how school and public libraries moved away from the Dewey Decimal Classification System to serve their students and communities better.
A school librarian and Smithsonian food historian guide students in their explorations of food heritage and provide research tips.
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