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Nobody needs to tell us that teaching is a tough job. We all have our tried and true tools to work through the challenging situations. But a new idea or perspective is always welcome. There isn't…

How do you incorporate Native American history into your curriculum? A history of the United States is certainly incomplete without discussion of the peoples who lived with, cultivated, and cared…

Let's give a big, warm (virtual) welcome to Red Chair Press, the newest member of the Tales2go family! The first batch of books is already live in the library, so you can get into them right away.…

Here in the Northern Hemisphere, the days are getting shorter and the temperatures are dropping. Some of our subscribers have already seen snow! Preparing for the winter semester is nothing new.…

Our top ops guy, John, is a connoisseur of spooky stories. This week he's sharing his favorites in this special edition virtual bookshelf! So if you're looking for something to put you in the mood…

This year has librarians and teachers refreshing their libraries and lessons and finding new ways to get students excited about listening and reading. This week, we're taking a closer look at one…

** This is a guest post, written by contributor Jenny Holt.

Between 5 and 11 percent of American students have dyslexia, according to a study published in the Mayo Clinic Proceedings journal.…

This virtual bookshelf showcases some recent titles in Latinx Literature. For more, visit the Latinx History Subject Area in the browser-based player. Browse Spanish titles by choosing the Spanish…

We had such a good response to our last post sharing ideas for remote and hybrid learning! This week we have some new ideas from parents. Learning at home can be a big adjustment, but we hope…

Did you know that engaging with fictional stories is not only important, but also necessary work? Even seemingly silly stories with anthropomorphized characters aid students' emotional and social…