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Read the winning entry from this year's Magic Tree House Educator of the Year, Lauryn England!
A kid so attracted to slime, muck, dirt, and yuck he can only be called Icky Ricky!
From telling time to experimenting, summer is the perfect time to dig into science!
Rediscover the dazzling world of Ember in a brand new deluxe edition.
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Download these activities to encourage your students to unplug for Screen Free Week.
★ It’s hot in Memphis during the summer of 1959—in all kinds of ways. Things heat up for the book’s 11- year-old narrator when he takes over his pal Rat’s paper route; meeting new people is a horror for the boy because he stutters. He only really feels comfortable with Rat and Mam, the African American maid who takes care of him when his parents are away, which is often. But being the paper boy forces him to engage in the world, to ask for payments from customers like pretty, …
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A monthly column from retired school librarian, children’s literature expert, and First Amendment advocate Pat Scales.
