SPI primary-source stories have a lasting impact that textbooks and third-person accounts simply can’t match.
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SPI’s Over the Moon Pop-Up Art Gallery has launched a new exhibit inspired by the Art of Ukraine, titled Folk Animals in Bloom.
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In his SPI talk, Jeff speaks directly to young artists and animators, offering an inspiring look at his process and philosophy.
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The Gullah of the Carolina and Georgia Lowcountry developed a rich, distinctive culture, retaining deep African roots.
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OVER THE MOON, SPI’s new Pop-Up Student Art Gallery is a space dedicated to celebrating the talent and creative journeys of young artists.
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As we prepare to welcome 2025, SPI is excited to share a glimpse of what’s to come.
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SPI adds celebrated children's book author-illustrator Jason Chin's story to its collection.
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SPI talks to the renowned American colorist Wolf Kahn.
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Students listen to plant biologist, professor, researcher, and author (“What a Plant Knows”) Danny Chamovitz’s SPI recording and create their own nature notebook detailing the seasonal cycle of trees.
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SPI encourages kids to draw characters or scenes from stories on our K-3 Learning Lab site, and we’d love to see yours!
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SPI went to Little Cranberry Island, Maine to record the personal narrative of the legendary artist, writer, poet, anthologist, storyteller, and scholar of African and African-American folklore, Ashley Bryan.
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