Running for 155 episodes spread over 23 years, Reading Rainbow helped guide generations of kids toward a love of reading. Now, a new documentary about the show is looking back at its creation, ...

BUTTERFLY IN THE SKY tells the story of the beloved PBS children's series "Reading Rainbow," its iconic host LeVar Burton, ...

In 1983, Reading Rainbow was launched, setting the stage for it to become the most successful PBS children’s series in television history. What many people might not know is that the show ...

The children’s television program “Reading Rainbow” aired on PBS from 1983 to 2006, and “Butterfly in the Sky” is the story of how that show came to be, what it was like to work on it ...

Johnson said “Reading Rainbow” provided very rich opportunities to bring knowledge to kids, which teachers treasured ... people would like to see it come back. Despite these challenges ...

Along with Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood and Sesame Street, we had Reading Rainbow. This hugely popular children’s show aired from 1983 to 2006, with LeVar Burton of Star Trek:The Next ...

For viewers of a certain age, streaming it will take you all the way back to your childhood ... it reminded me how everything from the books that Reading Rainbow promoted to its theme song ...

Imagination and innovation go hand in hand in this celebration of empowering, educational children’s programming ... Yet instead of reading like a storybook similar to those on the Emmy-winning ...

Millions of kids grew up watching Reading Rainbow ... but for making us want to immediately go back and revisit Reading Rainbow. While the show gets the straightforward documentary treatment ...

Once sounds are learned, the rainbow fades. Class books are in bladk on white, and students write in ordinary black. “Within six weeks they seem to rely mostly on form, referring back to the ...

LeVar Burton, a children’s author and former host of the iconic TV program “Reading Rainbow,” emceed the ... who have been targeted for pushing back against book banning attempts.