Join PEAR and FableVision Learning/Reynolds TLC for a webinar as we explore how to leverage the power of storytelling and the structure of circles to build belonging in elementary classrooms.

In the post-pandemic era, elementary students are facing challenges in belonging and crucially lack social-emotional learning (SEL) support. Teachers, too, grapple with overwhelming schedules. Discover a transformative solution – Connect & Thrive: Story-Powered Circles.

This program, developed in collaboration with PEAR and FableVision Learning/Reynolds TLC, offers a low-stress, ready-to-implement approach to help students connect. Anchored in PEAR’s Clover Model of youth development, these circles make delivering critical components of human development easy, seamless, and fun.

Join us to learn how these Story-Powered Circles foster belonging and support SEL in elementary education, making a positive impact on both students and teachers.

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Key Highlights:
• Easy implementation and ready-to-use approach
• Research-based support for social-emotional learning
• Engaging circles designed for young students through the use of the award-winning picture books of New York Times #1 best-selling author/illustrator Peter H. Reynolds
• Anchored in PEAR’s Clover Model for holistic development

Join Peter H. Reynolds on Wednesday, Feb. 7 for World Read Aloud Day, live from Boch Center’s historic Shubert Theatre.

During this free, virtual event, Peter H. Reynolds will read his inspirational book The Word Collector to a live audience, followed by a fun, interactive workshop led by the Boch Center's education team.

Bonus: Attendees will get a sneak peek at the newest collaboration The Reflection in Me, illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds and written by Marc Colagiovanni, released on March 5. Click here to preorder.

For over a decade, World Read Aloud Day has celebrated the power of reading aloud to create community, amplify new stories, and advocate for literacy as a foundational human right.

The global effort, created by the non-profit LitWorld and sponsored by Scholastic, is celebrated annually in over 173 countries and is all about bringing people together through the shared connection of reading aloud in all of our communities.

This event is part of our ongoing collaborations with our partners at the nonprofit Boch Center, which offers performing arts, entertainment and cultural educational experiences for diverse audiences. As part of that mission, the Boch Center oversees the iconic Wang and Shubert Theatres - both of which have been anchored in Boston’s historic Theater District for 100 years.

RSVP required for this Zoom event.

Make Your Mark with Peter H. Reynolds on International Dot Day!

Join Flip, FableVision/Reynolds Center TLC, and Candlewick Press in a LIVE global celebration of creativity, courage, and collaboration: International Dot Day! In this event, students will meet Peter H. Reynolds–New York Times best-selling author and illustrator of The Dot–and his twin brother Paul A. Reynolds who will challenge everyone to believe in themselves and find the courage to “make their mark.” 

This year features a very special 20th anniversary celebration of The Dot book, a peek at the new Dot Dot Dot musical, along with spotlights from the Dot Day community around the world! Sign up now to join this exclusive, live streaming Flip event from Boston’s historic Shubert Theatre at the Boch Center.

Before the event, engage your students and young learners with activities presented by the FableVision/Reynolds Center TLC team in this special International Dot Day Flip group.

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On May 24, Peter H. Reynolds will debut his book All We Need is Love and a Really Soft Pillow!, written in collaboration with his son Henry Rocket Reynolds, as part of the Children’s and Young Adult Books & Authors session at The U.S. Book Show.

The U.S. Book Show will feature a variety of keynote speakers, editor and author panels, and special timely and topical library, bookselling and industry programming. This session, presenting children’s and young adult books featuring celebrated and debut authors’ titles, will be held in-person at NYU in front of a live audience and will be livestreamed to a virtual audience.

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What: Peter H. Reynolds at the U.S. Book Show

When: Wednesday May 24th, 2023 11:05am-12:00pm

Where: NYU Kimmel Center

Join Peter H. Reynolds on Wednesday, February 1 for World Read Aloud Day, live from Boch Center’s historic Wang Theatre.

During this free virtual event, Peter H. Reynolds will read his inspirational book Happy Dreamer to an audience of lucky students from Boston & Chelsea public schools, followed by a fun workshop led by the Boch Center Education Team as a part of their Interactive Readings: Stories Alive! Program.

For over a decade, World Read Aloud Day has celebrated the power of reading aloud to create community, amplify new stories, and advocate for literacy as a foundational human right. The global effort, created by the non-profit LitWorld and sponsored by Scholastic, is celebrated annually in over 173 countries and is all about bringing people together through the shared connection of reading aloud in all of our communities.

This event is part of our ongoing collaborations with our partners at the nonprofit Boch Center, which offers performing arts entertainment and cultural educational experiences for the most diverse audiences possible. As part of that mission, the Boch Center oversees the iconic Wang and Shubert Theatres - both which have been anchored Boston’s historic Theater District for 100 years.

RSVP required for this Zoom event.

Click here to register.