Teaching Resources

Are you a parent or educator looking for tools to get young people excited about reading? Our free, printable book reports, reading charts, and book-club kit are perfect for classrooms or at home, making reading — and teaching with reading — fun and accessible.

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Print it! Pumpkin Book Papercraft

This easy, printable pumpkin storybook turns a few sheets of paper into beautiful pumpkin, ready to be filled with stories, poems, drawings, quotes, and thoughts. Perfect for Thanksgiving and the autumn season.

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Poetry Corner: The Acrostic

STORYVOR has a new feature! Each month, Poetry Corner introduces one easy, accessible poetry form you can try with children at home or in the classroom. This month we look at the acrostic.

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How to Make a Book

Books are magical things, and so it makes sense that the process of making them can seem mysterious and complicated. But the truth is, anyone can make a book. Not with AI, not digitally, but with your own skills and filled with your own expression. Here’s how.

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Print it! Storybook Castle Paper Craft

Sarah Y.'s illustrated, printable play-set turns a few sheets of paper into a castle, a river, a dragon, and a story. Use it in class for crafting time, storytime, and world-building.

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Want to get your readers reading?

Our Book Lists are a great place to start.