Articles related to "Children S Magazines"

Educators, Librarians and other professionals can find book reviews, timely articles about literature for children and young adults through these wonderful magazines.

Most authors wouldn't expect their most popular science books for kids to come out of writing fun facts for stuffed animals. But that's what happened to Conrad J. Storad.

Seeing your child's writings published is a truly exciting experience for all. Here are some resources that can make this happen.

Writers Workshop benefits students on every end of the spectrum through individualized instruction.

Brain, Child is a literary parenting magazine for moms who enjoy thinking about complex parenting issues in an intellectual and emotional way.

Create colorful autumn themed collages in the preschool classroom! This nature based fall art project is sure to bring out each child's creativity.

With $1,000 and a potential publishing contract as the prize, every children's writer should enter this one writing contest.

For many decades Parents Magazine has educated and guided parents about raising children from the crib through college.

Many people determine when their children are ready for crafts based on when they are able to safely use tools such as scissors.

Try some fun team building holiday activities and projects for groups of preschoolers and school-aged kids this season using marshmallows, cotton balls, and jingle bells.

If you're a busy mom trying to keep writing, here are five literary websites specifically for mothers. Hip Mama, MotherVerse and others are there for you.

Use historical details to anchor your story in time and place, says Calkins Creek editor Carolyn P. Yoder.

Mother's Day is a great time to harness the creativity of young children. Help the preschoolers in your class to create unique gifts with these simple suggestions.

Sibling rivalry can teach children how to resolve conflict and interact with peers, but only children may miss out on these lessons unless parents somehow work it in.

Using collage in the early childhood classroom can be a simple, yet highly entertaining, introduction to the artistic process.

No matter how much space or money you have to dedicate to your child's play, these 10 ideas will engage their imagination and senses, and help them learn at the same time

Robie H. Harris and Michael Emberley's It's Perfectly Normal helps facilitate sex education in schools and aids parents in answering their kids' pregnancy questions.