Education Resources

If you're looking for an amazing Library page for kids, take a look at BPL's Kids Page.  Resources available include: Summer Reading  Internet Fun Homework Help Parent & Teacher Resources

Want to find some good book reviews of kids books? Check out Curled Up With A Good Kids Book. They describe themselves as "a reading resource for kids, teachers, librarians and parents." Book categories

Great learning activities arranged by grade level to keep kids reading, writing, and learning all summer long.  Really fun things to keep the mind going during the summer months. Read Write Think is

Did you know that the fantastic, terrific magazine National Geographic for Kids has a website? If you don't want to spend the money on a subscription, or you want to save a tree by not buying the "zine", 

Kids.gov is an amazing website for elementary and middle school kids. There is a huge amount of information, games and resources in many different subjects, such as art, math, health and fitness, science, money

Do some summer reading of your own! Here are a few books that can help you be an active participant in your child's education. Search your local library catalog for them, or find them in at the bookstore for

This website from Denver Public Library ( http://read.denverlibrary.org/) is one of the most comprehensive reading programs I've ever seen.  Broken down into developmental stages, the site offers

Tracy Kane's new book is magical - Fairy Houses...Everywhere.  Her latest book joins some of her others like Fairy Boat and Fairy Flight in our home.  My daughters are currently fascinated by

Looking for some good websites for kids that been vetted by others?  Check out Squibbles.  Parents and Teachers submit tips and they are reviewed before being posted.  links are organized by age

If you're looking for book ideas for your kids this summer, check out Powell's Children's Summer Reading site.  They have some super books ideas for kids who have read everything!  And while