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Through a NASA educational program, a Kansas teen librarian developed a related STEM curriculum that culminated in radio contact with the International Space Station.
From flower blossoms to farmers’ market bounty, these picture books celebrate all sorts of growing things and nurture an appreciation of backyard nature.
Margarita Engle's moving exploration of Latinx in U.S. history, Nikki Grimes's tribute to the Harlem Renaissance, and other works of poetry to share with tweens.
A 400-year-old mystery involving one of the greatest artists of all time is explored in "Buried Alive: The Secret Michelangelo Took to His Grave," a thrilling, free app from Time Traveler Tours.
Kwame Alexander honors beloved poets; Chris Raschka illustrates Keats; and Marilyn Singer dances the salsa in Feel the Beat.
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Faced with a budgetary torpedo, this library director looked for ways to supplement her information literacy curriculum to cover the same number of classes with fewer librarians.
Leaping lemurs and the pure blue orchid are among the photogenic stars of three visually arresting documentaries.
Blending striking artwork, captivating storytelling, and universal themes, these recently published picture books provide glimpses at the lives of children across the globe.
The 1985 discovery of the Whydah marked the first time a pirate ship was recovered, and its ongoing excavation continues to yield surprising information about the era and life on the sea.
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