In 2016, several Times editors and reporters had a group conversation about “Talking to Children About Race, Policing and Violence.” Two Instagram accounts that suggest great books with ...

It may be surprising that a nonfiction book for kids about a venerated, centuries-old document contains some of the doomsaying of a dystopian thriller. In Fault Lines in the Constitution ...

The best approach? Talk to your children, even when it feels difficult. “[Talking] helps them understand themselves as a community member and can help facilitate their sense of responsibility to ...

After talking with their families, kids work harder for inclusion and break bad patterns ... marchers and how families of different colors react. The children in the book can hear and see the TV news, ...

Back in 1968, Harold Williamson paid a visit to primary school kids in Liverpool to talk about their favourite books and reading habits. This clip is taken from Children Talking: At the Library, 8 ...

Reading together and talking about what you’ve read can ... both Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs and The Cloud Book. Ask kids what will happen if they breathe on the back of the spoon.

You have perhaps lately learned to read for pleasure and are beginning to discover for yourself the wonderful things found in children’s books. You can read about volcanos or trains or talking ...