
Kyle Dine sings songs for kids who hate nuts. And as more and more American kids develop food allergies, his fan base is only getting bigger.

"My goal is to produce products that have an end of life that becomes worm food," says Alyson Beaton, founder of the Chicago-based Grow Books Press.

A national "Imagination Summit" wants to help schools figure out how to bring creativity and innovation to the classroom. Is it really that difficult?

A new study finds there's a huge difference in how much white and nonwhite children consume media.

Being an only child kinda sucked. But there’s no doubt that my future child will be one.

Thanks to this solar lantern, for less than $10, students living without electricity could have light to study by when the sun goes down.

Kids are into tricked-out bikes. And a specimen like Alpha just might get them interested in the STEM subjects as well.

In the wake of the terrorist's assassination, Generation 9/11 reveals that it's not very clued in about international politics.

A two-minute video of kids talking climate might well be the best environmental year in review for 2010.

From The GOOD Guide to Saving Energy

Want to pick up the latest novel and hook up a classroom with much-needed resources? This weekend you can do both.

One of the last victories to be secured by the Democratic Congress, the school food bill increases the quality of school food we serve to kids.

The clever folks at 826 have assembled a book of student letters to Michelle Obama.

How bureaucracy in education is failing our children, one standardized test at a time.

Laurie David's new book chronicles the lost art of the family dinner. Some advice on how the rest of us might make shared meals more of a routine.
Fast food Ad watch: Out of 3,039 likely meal combinations, only about a dozen met nutrition standards the researchers set out for preschoolers.

Why are school buses yellow? How many miles to the gallon does the average school bus get? How many miles does the average school bus travel?
A revolution in child-rearing that begins with a parent, a child, and a book.