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These picture books can help little ones realize how fun math is and how rich in math Hispanic and Latino cultures are.
Here are a few of our favorite bilingual resources to help caregivers and educators teach kids about Hispanic and Latino cultures through recipes, kids books, notable people and places, all in one list.
Psychologist Roxy Pittman offers three tips for parents on how to support kids emotionally as they go back to school during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here are some tips to get started discussing gender identity, gender expression and sex assigned at birth with the young children in your life.
Here are 12 books for preschool and elementary-age children that offer positive, diverse representations of Asian American Pacific Islander history and culture that can help our families deepen their knowledge of the AAPI community so we can become allies in the fight for peace and justice for everyone.
Here are 10 children's books that can help both kids and grown-ups see the beauty of neurodiversity, start to make the societal shift from mere awareness of autism to complete acceptance and inclusion, and better understand and celebrate autistic peers.
Reading a story together during lunchtime is just one way to take a few minutes to get kids reading. Here are a few more ways to make reading even more fun at any time of the day.
Until we get to rip our masks off and hug each other, here are some hopeful and informative books that might help caregivers navigate this time with their children.
More than just engaging children in everyday math, the book “Lia & Luís: Who Has More?” shows young people of color, or who grew up in a multilingual homes, characters who are like them.
Colder days and long nights make the perfect combination for more time spent indoors. These 10 books are sure to hit the spot — with a cup of hot chocolate, of course.
Explore the meaning of friendship with these books ideal for babies through 8-year-olds.
Here are a few strategies and resources that can help you begin anti-bias education, or go deeper into it, in your classroom by incorporating messages of affirmation, fairness and empowerment into all aspects of learning.