Every March, we celebrate women's and girls' contributions to our global history. This year, we're back with new titles that chronicle the myriad ways women have helped to shape this wonderful…
Black History Month
February 21, 2020
Gwen Mak
Black History Month,
Historical Fiction,
Your Classroom,
classroom,
Multicultural,
History,
Tradition,
School,
Curricular Units
It's become a February tradition for us to focus on the titles in our catalog that relate to Black History Month. It's a great chance to look back at some notable new titles from the past year.…
Is it just us, or is the Fourth of July basically #PeakSummer in the United States? Many of you will be at the beach, and even more will celebrate our nation's independence with a barbecue and…
The D-Day invasions of Normandy are remembered as a turning point in world history. On June 6, 1944, Allied forces landed on the beaches of Normandy, beginning an operation that would lead to…
Biographies are a great way to dig deep into your curriculum. Often, we study biographies as part of our Social Studies or Language Arts curricula - but they're great in science and math classes,…
Since 1987, we celebrate Women's History Month in March. Each year, the celebration feels especially important, given the social climate. This year is no exception. On the heels of 2018, which many
Black History Month 2019
February 07, 2019
Gwen Mak
Holidays, Seasons and Celebrations,
Multicultural,
History,
Curricular Units
Do you know why we celebrate Black History Month in February? It's because Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln were both born in the second month of the year. In the 1920s, Carter G. Woodson,…
