Classroom
Inspired by the record-breaking Broadway musical, this librarian gets kids rapping, listening, and learning American history.
Librarians in a Knoxville, TN school district got a grant to build four maker space carts that rotate among schools. Find out what they bought and why.
Here’s what librarians need to know to work with—not against—the online information-seeking behavior of youth and achieve the best results.
It's not too late to lobby for attending the ALA and ISTE conferences in June. Here's a strategy, including ways to keep costs down.
Here's how one public librarian uses the popular social media app to create booktalks that wow teen and new adult readers.
Limericks, rap, and sports journals are just a few ways to get students playing with words.
“How do you become an author?” We’ve heard teens ask that question every time they meet an author – published, famous, or neither. And we’ve all heard the answer too: read. Read everything. Read more. No, even more than that. Reading is essential. But more than novels, teens who are firmly dedicated to the writing life […]
With a launch party on April 30, Independent Bookstore Day, one couple is confident that a writing program for children—and a community center vibe—can make their shop the little bookstore that could.
The atmosphere at the International Bologna Children's Book Fair was electric. Clearly, though, there were three simultaneous fairs taking place, and their story lines aren’t identical. Here’s a guided tour.
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