“COVID has created a tense and anxiety-filled world which has made parenting even more challenging,” says Dr. Roberts. “It is hard for parents to keep their cool when under stress—but it is absolutely essential for the wellbeing of their children.”
April is Autism Acceptance Month. These books, featuring children on the autism spectrum, will boost awareness and discussion in your class. And they’re also just great stories to read at any time!
The Journey of the Midnight Sun showcases the power of communities working together
In this guest post, author Pamela McDowell shares the inspiration for her book, Fire on the Mountain, and how wildfires affect families, communities, animals and more.
Reading a book together can help to create a safe space to explore themes and topics in a classroom. Carefully selected by Orca’s Education Sales Manager Sarah Hartley, the stories and nonfiction books featured below offer a gentle way to start discussions around mental health.
Orca is thrilled to announce the launch of the Orca Anchor collection, a new line of high-interest books at a low reading level (hi-lo) for teen readers.
