From picture books to chapter books, this Teaching Nature guide brings the outside in. However, they can and should serve as a gateway to the outdoors for young readers. Teachers can choose to select individual or multiple texts depending on reading level, thematic consideration, or instructional goals. Conversation starters are provided to encourage conversations.
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Learn more about the issue of book banning, what Penguin Random House is doing to protect the right to read, and what you can do as an educator to get involved.
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New to teaching? Two veteran educators offer helpful tips and advice for your first year in the classroom.
Learn MoreBy Dr. Jason J. Griffith (Penn State University) and Dr. Stephanie F. Reid (University of Cincinnati) As former English teachers and current teacher educators alarmed by widespread upticks in book-banning, we wondered how best to support educators in resisting censorship and preserving students’ right to read. We decided to visualize acts of resistance as reported
Read moreCheck out these great new books for elementary school students releasing this month from PRH Grupo Editorial! Discover more titles in Spanish here.
Read more“Phonic Books are the best decodable books out there.” —Barbara Steinberg, PDX Reading Specialist Phonic Books is changing the way educators teach reading, one sound at a time. Developed by literacy experts and aligned with the Science of Reading, Phonic Books offers a wide range of truly decodable books—with ~90% of words within being decodable—making
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