Rooted’s program helps Madison students grow food, learn teamwork, and discover where their meals come from through hands-on school gardens.

From little libraries tucked into laundromats and barbershops to a growing program that mails free books directly to children ...

One of the best parts of being out there is being in nature,” Meeker Elementary School teacher Jamie Smith said. “Second graders like that and I like it too.” ...

The 'Kumon Method' we started in mid-kindergarten began with practicing how to hold a pencil. By the end of mid-kindergarten, he had progressed to 3rd-grade math and the latter half of 1st-grade ...

Estero-based BelieveNBooks is giving thousands of Florida children their own books to help build home libraries and literacy.

No shade to those who prefer this kind of personal tech for their kids, as there are benefits: computer literacy, ...

Tovi offers children ages 3–10 screen-free storytelling, conversational games, and question-led exploration with unlimited conversational play ...

My 8-year-old isn’t ready for the “big leagues” of long kids’ chapter books, but she’s moving out of early readers.

The next week, they come back.We tend to think of early literacy as a sequence: recognise letters, connect sounds, read words, build sentences. All of it matters. But something has to happen before ...

From an interactive Alexa+ story to exclusive Forest Friends gifts, this year's edition has something for everyone on your list.

The heroes of Super Why are on a new mission in Super Why’s Comic Book Adventures. Learn how Super Why! has evolved and how it still engages children and positively impacts literacy skills.

A series of random questions answered by Harvard experts. Catherine Snow is the John H. and Elisabeth A. Hobbs Research Professor of Cognition and Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education ...