Should my child be reading this? Tips for addressing challenging topics in children’s books
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Many DIBS supporters might not know how much this program was originally inspired by teachers. Really just one teacher, actually....
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My favorite book series growing up was Junie B. Jones. I shared her iconic hairstyle until I was probably 10...
Winter (Break) Is Coming. Which means that for many kiddos, focusing on the festive sights and sounds surrounding them just...
As groups assess the damage and determine what they need, we may need to be patient. Like many of you...
Hi there, I’m Gina. As an Omaha professional, mother, and dedicated volunteer to literacy efforts, I’ve spent the past several years championing literacy through the Literacy Center, which is focused on building literacy skills for adults. I recently started working with DIBS, so you’ll be hearing more from me later on.
In the late 1800s, Joseph Malins, an English activist, wrote a poem about a cliff, a fence and an ambulance. The gist: There's a cliff that's very pleasant to walk on, so many people in the town nearby venture close to its edge. Some slip and fall into the valley below, and the town decides something has to be done.
Picture two 1st grade students. Their classroom is filled with books that line several different book shelves, which they will...