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To commemorate our 2000th edition, we published a letter from Isabella, a reader who has used News-O-Matic for more than six years.

News-O-Matic published its 2,000th consecutive edition. Editor-in-Chief Russ Kahn shares a look back at the history of News-O-Matic.

Here are News-O-Matic’s top five ways you can help your child develop skills and knowledge when school is out of session.  

Race relations expert Beverly Daniel Tatem spoke with News-O-Matic about discussing racism, learning from history, and creating change.

Reading books about race is a great way to help students learn about the issue of racism and the history of injustice.

Today's call for action is rooted in a long history. To help kids understand what is happening, take a look at the past.

Educational experts share ways for kids to have a safe and respectful conversation about racism.

How can we teach kids to be allies? The second article in our "Handling Racism" series offers some advice.

Our “Handling Racism” series is a resource that teachers and parents can use to facilitate conversations about race in America.

These are difficult times for families. Schools are closing to prevent the spread of COVID-19, forcing students and parents to work from...

News-O-Matic plays a role in mitigating this situation early on by providing the most engaging daily news experience for a young audience.

What can you do to keep your child learning this summer? Here are our favorite suggestions from the National Summer Learning Association.

did you know that on average, American children lose one month of their math and reading skills during the summer?

We believe all children should have access to safe, fun daily news. The read aloud feature is one way we can achieve part of this goal.

Nonfiction is a great way for kids to develop critical thinking and analytical skills and the ability to read and understand complex texts.

make sure to keep nonfiction in your child’s life! These tips will help children ease into the process.

We want our kids to be strong readers. But how can we get them to sit down with a book or a newspaper, especially in the summer?

The iPad is a wonderful tool for elementary-aged children precisely because it caters to many different learning styles children possess.

Newspapers help kids become informed citizens and lifelong readers. These simple steps will help any child become a newspaper lover!

Keeping kids engaged and learning during the summer is often a struggle. Check out these tips from News-O-Matic for preventing summer slide.