Introductory Chapter Book Companions Have Arrived at Read to Them!
The magic of a One School, One Book program happens when every student is enjoying the same story across your school. For some of your
Into the Wardrobe
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Newton Elementary School Has a Blast with Mississippi Reads One Book
Earlier this year, the students at Newton Elementary School in Newton, Mississippi joined in on the Mississippi Reads One Book (MSROB) fun by reading J.D.
7 Books to Read Aloud During Summer Vacation
Summer is in full swing and with it, are a multitude of opportunities where families are brought together. Whether you are having fun at home
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library has Arrived in the City of Richmond!
RICHMOND, VA – We at Read to Them are proud to share that we will be serving as the City of Richmond affiliate for Dolly
Celebrate AAPI Month by Picking Up One of These Books!
Each May, we observe Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage (AAPI) Month. This month-long event celebrates the contributions and influence of Asian Americans and Pacific
The Benefits Of Local Libraries For Child Development
National Libraries Week has been celebrated across the country since 1958. Running from April 23 – 29th of this year, it grants the opportunity to
Books to Read During Financial Literacy Month!
As we arrive in April, we’re finally shaking off the chill of the colder months so spring can be ushered in. But we’re also stepping
Incorporate Reading Aloud into Your Child’s Spring Break!
Kids across the country are likely buzzing about in their classrooms, ready to take on all the fun that Spring Break has to offer. Whether
Reading Aloud Memories from our Board
Read to Them has shared a number of behind the scenes posts in the past– like how we select books to add to our catalog
Books to Read During Women’s History Month
As we step into March, Read to Them is celebrating Women’s History Month. To help you out, we’ve recommended seven books from our catalog that
Read to Them Joins Forces with Better2gether!
In an effort to better serve clinic families, Better2gether and Read to Them have launched a joint effort to add a literacy component to the
Why Diversity in Children’s Books Matters Now More than Ever
The promise of every book is a simple but profound one: when you land on the first page, you know you’re going to be transported.
J. Dillard Helps Kick Off States Read One Book 2023
For the last seven years, Read to Them’s States Read One Book has rallied schools and districts across an entire state to read one book
Books to Read During Black History Month!
As we step into Black History Month, we at Read to Them wanted to take the time to highlight books in our catalog that are
Meg Medina Becomes the New National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature!
Earlier this week, it was announced that Meg Medina will serve as the Ambassador for Young People’s Literature for 2023-24! Medina is the first author
Kimberly’s Corner
Kimberly Fehrs works on our Operations Team here at Read To Them, making sure that schools have just what they need for a successful school-wide
Help Children Have Access to Read Aloud Programs on Giving Tuesday
Once we sit down with our families around tables filled with all the delicacies Thanksgiving has to offer, we are launched right into the holiday
Reading Aloud Is a Necessity, not a Luxury
Recent months have featured alarming news about children’s books, reading, and literacy. We long for quieter times where children appreciate wonderful characters and stories and
Why Family Literacy Matters
The month of November– along with the other holidays and family gatherings on the horizon– serves as Family Literacy Month. To us at Read to
Head ‘Off On an Adventure’ During Read Aloud to a Child Week 2022!
Every year during the last week of October, Read to Them sponsors Read Aloud to a Child Week, a national event to showcase the importance
King’s Highway Elementary’s First Year with One School, One Book is a Success
Earlier this year, the 600 students at King’s Highway Elementary in Coatesville, Pennsylvania participated in their very first One School, One Book program. Students, staff,
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
At Read to Them, we strive to offer an array of books that reflect the richness and diversity of the schools we serve. For Hispanic
Banned Books Week: Why do we read books?
Why do we read books? Why do we recommend them? Why do we delight in some and disapprove of others? Why do we sometimes fight
York Avenue Elementary Dives into One School, One Book
York Avenue Elementary in Lansdale, Pennsylvania launched their first One School, One Book program earlier this year. Their new principal came from another Pennsylvanian school
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