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Add to the magic this holiday season by opening up one of these five holiday-themed books perfect for family-time and the classroom.

After each election, it’s natural to feel some tension or heaviness as we watch our nation grapple with its differences.

Studies show that reading books with your young children does more than help them learn words and develop language skills.

Lantern offers a program to support parents with day-to-day cooking tips and tricks for healthy early childhood development.

Hear the inspiring story of another “First Things First” scholarship recipient, Gabriella Ramirez, an aspiring special education teacher.

Check out this list of substitute crafts for pumpkin carving that are just as fun and enjoyable for all family members.

If you’re looking for a hands-on project that will teach kids measuring and science skills, this is it! Here’s how to make your own slime.

Explore resources about civics education for students in grades 6 to 12 and help them become educated citizens.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month this year by reviewing cultural literature for young children and students.

It takes practice for kids to learn to include others. Here are four strategies to help our kids become more inclusive.