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Join the free Magic Tree House Teachers Club and be the first to learn about new fiction adventures and nonfiction Fact Trackers.  Download classroom resources and stay up to date on programs including the Magic Tree House Educator of the Year and the Read Around the World Classroom Challenge.

Introducing t​​he Magic Tree House Kids’ Adventure Club​,​ the first-ever club where kid adventurers can come together. By joining the Kids’ Adventure Club, members will receive packages in the mail throughout the year, members-only goodies, and the opportunity to Skype with the person who knows Jack and Annie’s adventures best—Mary Pope Osborne! ​Be sure to sign up!

First Book is a nonprofit that provides new books to programs and schools serving children in need. If you work with children from low-income families, First Book can help you get new, high-quality books on an ongoing basis. Sign up, or learn more, at firstbook.org.

The perfect way to introduce young people to the joys of performing musical theatre. Developed by renowned educators, the Collection features condensed author-approved versions of classic musicals, custom-tailored to young people and schools. The music is written in keys appropriate for developing voices and shows can be expanded to accommodate any number of performers.

For 50 years, Reading Is Fundamental has been a trusted advisor to parents and teachers looking to motivate their children to read. For booklists and classroom activities, please visit us online at www.rif.org.
 

Today’s public schools often lack resources for students to thrive. As a result, teachers are spending $1 billion from their own pockets each year on supplies. DonorsChoose.org makes it easy for any individual to address the inequity , one classroom at a time. “Citizen philanthropists” can fund specific project requests from teachers. Choose a project that moves you, and then hear back from the classroom with photos and updates.

Books-A-Go-Go collects used and new children’s books, and gives them to children from low income families. These books are distributed through schools and organizations that serve these children.