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  • What a Sight to See!: Opening Young Eyes to the Wonders of Vision

    quick way to give your child a vision check: Have your little one hold a book or tablet and slowly move How to Care for Your Child’s Eyes Understanding vision is only the first step—keeping our eyes healthy Learning More Through Books Our publication How Do You See the World?   aims to help normalize visual impairments and celebrate the tools and technology that help us see more

  • Make the most of summer! Time for Swimming, Picnics, and Reading

    Summer reading is more important than ever, especially with so many students missing classroom time this You’ll find many different activities to help kids discover more about animals. from our extensive Teacher’s Guides, which include hands-on activities, discussions, worksheets, and more

  • National Meteor Watch Day - June 30th

    The bright light that seems to be “falling” across the sky is actually glowing hot air that zips through

  • National Human-Animal Relationship Week

    Pet owners are often: Healthier More active Experience less stress and anxiety Are more socially connected Have a stronger immune system Form strong emotional bonds Have more compassion and empathy Humans have animals for more than just companionship, and they are helpful to us in several ways. Tigers, for example, may seem different than humans in many ways, but mother tigers care for and nurse

  • Playful Learning: Books and Beyond!

    I particularly love visiting our local children’s museum in Lafayette, Colorado : Imagine yourself stepping You can check out more of Science, Naturally books, HERE .       

  • World Oceans Day

    Oceans cover more than 70 percent of the world’s surface! There are more historical artifacts located beneath the ocean’s surface than there are in all of the you do not live close to an ocean, this holiday presents the perfect motivation to begin accumulating more

  • Celebrating Día Day!

    The History of Día In 1996 author and poet Pat Mora learned about Día Day as it is celebrated in Mexico with book clubs, bilingual story times, guest appearances by children’s authors, crafts, music, and more librarians and parents have access to book suggestions, tool kits, a resource guide, worksheets, and more Every year more and more libraries celebrate Día; visit your local library to find out about their celebration

  • Worthy Cause: Read-Aloud Volunteer Program

    We are very excited to tell you more about them, and, more importantly, how you can support their crucial More books are added in the event the student goes through all the pre-selected books. There are specific volunteer requirements, and you can learn more about them here. To receive more information and/or apply to be a summer volunteer you can do so online.

  • Zoo Lover's Day

    It's truly amazing to see your favorite animals up close, and learn more about animals and their habitats Zoos are more than just a place to view animals, however, they can also teach us about the conservation your local zoo, you and your child are immersed into a new world, and it's an amazing chance to learn more With spring in the air it is the perfect time to visit a zoo and take the opportunity to learn more about

  • Celebrate National Teacher Appreciation Day!

    In fact, teachers who receive regular recognition and praise: are more productive; are more engaged at work; are more likely to stay with their school; and are more likely to receive higher satisfaction

  • Celebrating Día Day 2020!

    The History of Día In 1996 author and poet Pat Mora learned about Día Day while she was in Mexico. Book clubs, bilingual story times, guest appearances by children’s authors, crafts, music, and even more

  • Worthy Cause: Dallas ISD Advocacy for Books

    Agreement there was a great shift in the ethnic makeup of the school systems, creating a need for access to more In the 70s, she moved to Dallas, and around the same time she began working in education. Eventually, Dallas ISD moved their focus from books for ownership to reading support in other ways. Dallas ISD uses First Book, which allows them to stretch their money and purchase more books that their For more information on the Read for Me Event click here.

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