Classroom
How does history fare when seen through a contemporary lens? This season is all about using fresh perspectives and interrogating the past.
Online comics allow creators of all stripes to share their work. Plus,resources for finding webcomics and learning to make them.
Recommended webcomics from Brigid Alverson, editor of the "Good Comics for Kids:" blog. What's your favorite webcomic? Tell us in the comments.
Exploring topics from grief to bullying in settings both contemporary and historical, a trio of 2016 titles mine real-world emotions and situations—and top them off with dashes of magic, horror, and talking skunks.
Honest, affecting, and peopled with characters that readers won't soon forget, Kate DiCamillo's Raymie Nightingale is a book for every child.
Librarian Abbe Klebanoff shares tips and suggestions for organizing a teen poetry slam event during National Poetry Month and beyond.
The new content, including exclusive undersea footage from Ocean First Education, is designed to dovetail with lessons on the environment and conservation.
A popular, interactive, and nonpartisan game that engages kids in the electoral process has been revamped.
A new, highly visual platform for exploring the riches of the Smithsonian will launch in June 2016. But users are encouraged to explore the Smithsonian Learning Lab now, and librarians, given their curatorial skills, are especially welcome.
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