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Families across Suffolk are following the adventures of a beloved hamster this month as part of the All Suffolk Reads program. -
Ms. Martha Reads is back with new stories! Tune in online every Friday at 10 a.m. -
Ms. Martha shares a story titled "Potato Man and Spud Monkie." It was written and illustrated by Annabelle Wilkinson from Larchmont Elementary. -
Celebrate Halloween and the fall season with these scare-free and informative videos and activities for grades preK through high school. -
Through its relatable stories, characters, and messages, Carl the Collector showcases and celebrates our differences and commonalities, and that we all have something unique to offer. -
Ms. Martha shares a story titled, "I Am Special." It was written by Lauryn Vernon, from Chesapeake, VA. -
Ms. Martha Reads a story titled "The Nicest Horse." It was written and illustrated by Jaydan Theus from Point O View Elementary School in Virginia Beach. -
The 34th annual Virginia Children's Festival returns to Norfolk this weekend, and WHRO Public Media will be there contributing to the fun. -
Election season is a great time to introduce kids to the principles of democracy and to explain the voting process. -
Ms. Martha shares a story written and illustrated by Ava Shubert from Butts Road Primary School in Chesapeake.
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Explore K-12 resources that explore the diversity and importance of Hispanic culture, including contributions to dance, food, social movements, literature, art, science, film, and politics. -
Ms. Martha shares a story titled, "The Magic Dress." It was written and illustrated by Mayukha Khambhammettu from Deep Creek Central Elementary in Chesapeake. -
Ms. Martha shares a story titled, "Lily and Lil's Hidden Treasure Adventure." It was written by Lilyanna Fungo who attends Tarrolton Elementary in Norfolk. -
PRA Group, Inc. has been a sponsor of WHRO’s Literacy Van for several years. They recently hosted a back-to-school drive and donated books and bookbags to the station. -
Unite everyone for fun and learning with these exciting Olympic resources! -
Research shows that reading to children, and encouraging them to read on their own, sets them up for future academic success. -
Ms. Martha shares a story written and illustrated by Gordan Wyatt. He attends Coventry Elementary in Yorktown, Virginia.
