Today’s #21DayReadAloud book is a terrific story about persistence. Faced with setbacks of bringing her vision to life, the little girl learns how to work through frustration.

Whether you want to talk about racism with older children or just snuggle up for a cuddly read with little ones, don't miss our #BookOfTheDay - #IAmEveryGoodThing by @Author_DDB and Gordon C. James is brilliant: booktrust.org.uk/book/i/i-am-ev… @EgmontUK

March is Women's History Month! ❤️ Take time to educate the little learners in your life about important female figures from the past and present this March - and have some fun doing it together! 💡 Check out our fun and easy ideas via our blog: bit.ly/3e5y0c0 #mybmore

The 2021 National Child Abuse Prevention Month website is now live! Go see what’s new this year! #ChildAbusePreventionMonth #ThrivingFamilies buff.ly/3riiyvZ

Building empathy and deepening our understanding of #AAPI communities is more important than ever. In this booklist, #AsianAmerican and #PacificIslander cultures, communities, and people are on proud display. Share these with your young reader today. readingpartners.org/blog/13-kids-b…

We are incredibly grateful to RG&E & JAS for sharing our vision and supporting us in combating food insecurity and improving the health and welfare of our vulnerable communities throughout Upstate New York. Thank you for helping us continue “Doing the Most Good” Avangrid

This week’s #WednesdayWisdom is from noted and well-respected mystery novelist, #AgathaChristie. She once said on the impossible, “The impossible could not have happened, therefore the impossible must be possible in spite of appearances.” #Litpartners #AgathaChristie #Mystery

When children are reading at grade level by the end of 3rd grade, they are more likely to succeed in life. Virtual Reading Angels are helping kids stay connected to literacy. Today Megan is reading Color Crunch. lght.ly/cn0j1o5 DE Dept of Education ReadAloud_org #literacy #netde

To the teachers who help to keep us moving! 👟🏀🏈🥍 PE teachers play an important role in fueling the emotional and physical well-being of students, especially during stressful times. For the creative ways you keep students and families active – thank you! #ThankYouThursday

61% of low-income families have no age-appropriate books in their homes. The Impact Library Program places book-sharing boxes in communities where book access can make a big impact. Donate today to help kids meet their full potential: ed.gr/c9i0x

Protective factors help families thrive. In honor of National #ChildAbusePreventionMonth, make the commitment to explore new ideas to strengthen children and families. bit.ly/3eQnsxP

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Happy #EarthDay! Talking, reading, and singing with your child about earth gives them the opportunity to learn about their planet. Ask your child, “What kind of animals live on earth?” and “What can we do to help protect the earth?” #TalkingIsTeaching

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A parent is a child’s first teacher. We need to arm them with the tools to raise students to excel in the classroom & beyond. Mark Treyger 🍎 thank you for championing literacy. Let’s get this funding baselined & make the pilot real! #LiteracyLiftsNYC #literacypartners NYCCAL