Women’s History Month celebrates the accomplishments of women like Sonia Sotomayor, Mary Golda Ross, Ida B. Wells, Malala Yousafzai, Frances Perkins, Zora Neale Hurston, and Zaha Hadid. In these picture book biographies, young readers will meet women who dreamed big and helped make our world better. Discover many more related titles with Book Finder.
Through children’s books, interviews with Black children’s authors and illustrators, classroom activities, online history resources, and powerful documentaries, we celebrate and learn about the lives and contributions of African Americans.
Comfort comes in many forms. Sometimes it’s a fuzzy blanket. Sometimes it’s a cozy stuffed animal. Sometimes it’s sharing a story with someone special. Many young readers will see themselves in these recommended books for kids ages 0-9 that feature characters who’ve found that love is something you can carry around, give away, and sometimes lose and find again.
It makes sense to include simple morphology lessons as early as kindergarten, increasing the lessons as vocabulary and spelling become more complex. Gradually the proportion of word reading instruction should shift from phonology to morphology.
