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Kindergartener Zadie Barnes tries to sound out some words.Charming and gorgeous new books about emotions for Preschool to First Grade readersBy Zoey Ariel Barnes There are some days when I do not know what to say to my daughter’s big emotions. Even as a therapist...
Courtesy photo: La Farge Glow Party.Built by the community for the communityBy Tiffany Paisley The Santa Fe Public Library was thrilled to host this year’s summer reading program, Adventure Begins at Your Library. As the school year winds down for teachers, spring and...
An excerpt from Short Front Legs: Observations of the Human Species from a Tired Mother. Celebrating holidays brings out the most bizarre behavior of even the most level-headed humansBy Brenda Fleming Holidays Celebrating holidays brings out the most bizarre behavior...
The Level Up Reading Challenge New Mexico's quest for superhero readersBy Severo Martinez To foster a profound love for literature among the youth of New Mexico, the New Mexico Public Education Department (NMPED) has embarked on an ambitious journey with the launch of...
Babies, Books, and Math Make Three Paths to numeracy through books for infants and toddlers By Judy ReinhartzSchool is not the only place to learn math. Learning begins during the earliest days, weeks, and months of our lives. Infants and toddlers take in everything...
Benefits of Reading Books, Books, and More Books: Let Me Count the Ways Making the most out of children’s STEM books By Judy Reinhartz Just as there are go-to remedies in medicine for common illnesses, so too for learning: Books. They promote language, math, science,...
Talking About Difference Through Children’s Books Celebrating the books that celebrate diversity By Zoey Barnes How do we teach children to understand difference in others and in ourselves and to promote inclusive behavior? Experts say the...
Help Kids Learn “Why?” Through STEAM Books and Activities Because – why not! By Zoey Barnes If you have a preschooler, you might be familiar with the “why’s.” “Why, Mama?” “But… why?” One of my favorite answers (deflections?) is, “Let’s go look that up.” Except, we...
