Perkins Elementary Conducts Read-a-Thon for One School, One Book
Over more than a decade of program launches and anecdotes from educators, Read to Them has found that no One School, One Book looks exactly
Into the Wardrobe
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Swallowing Wild Beasts – a Re-Discovery of The Little Prince
[This is a personal essay by Program Specialist, Kayla Aldrich. The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry is not a title in Read to Them’s
Read to Them Schools Receive Mother Cabrini Health Foundation Grants
Read to Them is incredibly honored to be selected as a Mother Cabrini Health Foundation grantee for 2022. Through this partnership, and the work of
A Look at the 2022 ALA Youth Media Award Winners
We are fortunate to find ourselves in a golden age of children’s literature. With each year, the stories available to children of all ages are
The Importance of Sharing
Read to Them‘s family literacy programs are grounded on a simple, ambitious premise: read a high quality chapter book at home with your family and
Explore Our Six New Winter Titles
Read to Them is proud to share six new winter titles that have been added to our catalog. We invite you to take a look
One School, One Book Bridges Pre-K – 8th Grades in North Carolina Schools
One of the biggest challenges schools face in launching a One School, One Book program is making the event engaging for students of all ages.
10 Years of One School, One Book at Walnut Ridge Elementary
For the last decade, students at Walnut Ridge Elementary in Walnut Ridge, Arkansas have bolstered their curriculum by celebrating an annual One School, One Book
7 Read Aloud Tips to Engage Your Listener
Some parents are reluctant to read aloud because they lack the confidence, find it intimidating, or just struggle to find the time. To help out
Capitalizing on the Pandemic for Positive Learning
This is a guest post by Mary Curcio, NYS Regional Coordinator. We all know children have suffered losses in student learning during the pandemic. However,
Celebrate Banned Book Week 2021
Each year, the American Library Association hosts Banned Books Week as a way to celebrate the freedom to read. This event spotlights current and historical
Theme Announcement for Read Aloud to a Child Week
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
A Parting Thanks to the Incomparable Chris Dudley
Chris Dudley came to work for Read to Them in December of 2014. He was Read to Them’s sixth employee. Like many who work for
Take a Look at Our New Fall Titles
Read to Them is always looking to add new, exciting titles to our library – as you might recall from the book selection overview piece.
Celebrate Chloe Grant & Oliver Perry!
In 2020, Read to Them adapted to needs of the moment by creating innovative new programming featuring up-to-date digital resources. We are proud of our
Getting (Almost) Super with Marion Jensen
Few books in Read to Them’s library are able to balance wit, respect, forgiveness, and the power of familial bonds with the ease of Marion
Book Selection at Read to Them
Finding a good book is just as profound as the act of delving into a story. In fact, Read to Them’s staff is constantly on
Read Aloud to a Child Week 2021 Theme Contest
Every year during the last week of October, Read to Them hosts Read Aloud to a Child Week, a national event meant to showcase the
Cobb Imprint Sponsors Virginia School for a Third Year
Students at Crestview Elementary in Henrico, Virginia took part in the Virginia Reads One Book program this past March. They, along with 50 other elementary
Edward C. Killin and One School, One Book: Nine Years Strong
In a year of uncertainty, Edward C. Killin Elementary teachers knew one thing for sure — they would make sure students and staff would be
Celebrate D.E.A.R. Day With Us!
Have you found yourself overwhelmed? Loads of chores to do? Tired after a long day? Well, why don’t you just Drop Everything And Read! D.E.A.R.
Banks Sponsor Schools in Virginia Reads One Book 2021
The Virginia Reads One Book program has been a huge hit with families and schools since its launch in 2018. Though the program was presented
Take a Journey ‘Into the Wardrobe’
“Salutations are greetings,” said the voice. “When I say ‘salutations,’ it’s just my fancy way of saying hello or good morning.” —Charlotte’s Web, E.B. White
Joint Scholarship Benefits Fulton, NY Students
Read to Them’s New York State Director, Mary Curcio, recently accepted a generous donation from Fulton Lions and the Brandel-Murphy Youth Foundation. This joint scholarship will
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