Learning Starts at Home

Learning Starts at Home and We’re Here to Support You

You play an important role in your child’s learning and growth — and we’re glad you’re here. You don’t need special training or perfect routines to help your child learn. Simple things like reading together, talking, playing and encouraging curiosity make a real difference.

You have already taken the first and most important step. The next step is to get your library card, which opens a whole new world of programs and resources that are designed to support what families are already doing, not to add pressure or expectations. Our goal is to make learning feel approachable, fun and shared.

Try These Easy and Fun Ways to Inspire Young Learners

More than 275,000 children's books to choose from

You'll never run out of great options to read with your kids.

Legendary Readers

Reading every day helps kids build confidence, feel proud, and understand books better. This challenge rewards making reading a habit!

WonderKnook Playspaces

Children learn through play—using hands, imagination, and curiosity to think, solve problems, share, and discover new ideas.

Storytimes

Kids hear stories, sing, and move—this builds listening, speaking, new words and comfort with others. Caregivers learn ways to help at home.

One Thousand Books Before Kindergarten (1KB4K)

Reading together helps kids learn words, sounds, and how books work—so they feel ready for kindergarten and school.

Summer Wonder

Kids keep reading and learning all summer, so they remember what they learned in school and stay excited about books.

KDL Lab Experience

With STEAM learning, kids build creative, curious brains that support tinkering, problem solving, collaboration and exploration.

Learning Starts at Home

Scholastic Teachables

Kids love creative challenges and problem solving. These teacher-made resources work in school or at home—Pre-K through 8th grade.

Booster Packs and GO! Packs

Kids model what they see at home. These packs make learning more fun and meaningful when the whole family joins in.
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