Posts by Aimé Casillas

Latinas Book Club: A Year With Our Writers

Some reflections from our book club members on the books they read this year and on creating community around words.

Independent Reading: Graphic Novels for Early Readers

These stories are silly, playful, and full of imagination. Most of these are the start of a series—so your child will have lots more to look forward to!

Celebra el día del maestro y de la maestra

Las maestras y los maestros forman una gran parte de nuestras vidas, ya sean maestros en escuelas o maestros de la vida.

Kids Activities & Resources Inspired by Black Engineers

Take a walk around your city and you will be able to notice everything in our environment that required the expertise of an engineer. And the contributions Black engineers have made are many indeed.

The Woodson Project Presents: Black STEAM Influencers

Think about all the things you use throughout your day. Have you sent a funny GIF to a friend? What about making sure you're safe at an intersection because of the stoplight? These are just a couple of examples of contributions that Black innovators have made.

Life Is a Ride: Children's Books Featuring Bicycles

Bicycles figure prominently in children’s literature, capturing snapshots of different phases of childhood. Below are some great titles featuring the noble bicycle!

Books to Share with Children for Hispanic Heritage Month

Literature is built by everyone and belongs to everyone—everyone has a story to tell in their own words and language.