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12 Best Read Aloud Books for Third Grade(Post)
Inspire your third-grade students with these read aloud books.The 3rd grade year can be a hard time in a child’s development. Children gain confidence and autonomy, but they can also be painfully shy.
Scalable Empathy: Why The Friendship Bench is the Ultimate Common Read for 2026(Post)The first few weeks of college are a whirlwind of move-in days, orientation mixers, and the frantic search for new friends. But beneath the surface of the "Best Four Years of Your Life" narrative lies
Mental Fitness in the Workplace: The Best Books for Healthier Teams(Post)Workplace wellbeing is shifting from reactive support to proactive growth. Instead of waiting until employees are burned out, disengaged, or overwhelmed, more companies are looking for ways to help th
Becoming a Green Guru is Easier than You Might Think!(Post)While roughly 80% of Americans are behind the “green” agenda going on in government most people are doing little more than basic recycling. You can do so much more! It's Easy Being Green: A Handbook
Author Q&A with Yancey Strickler: Time to Start Thinking about the Future(Post)Yancey Strickler explains the importance of people in a financially-driven society and culture. This Could Be Our Future is a book that not only excites and rallies us to create a better society and
AuthorConnect Chat: David Marquet’s Thinking Revolution and Leadership in the Digital Age(Post)“Your job is the details. Get into the details of how the organization makes decisions.” —David MarquetWe are elated whenever we have opportunities to connect with authors about their books, and this
Spring Read-Alouds for Your Classroom(Post)Learn why and how you can improve your students' literacy skills with read-alouds. Without a doubt, one of the best ways to encourage your students (especially your youngest ones) to read more is to
BookPal's Bestseller List: The Best Books of June 2020(Post)Kicking off summer with the best selling books of June June not only marks the halfway point of the year, but it also signifies the beginning of summer. Below are the top fifteen books BookPal custom
BookPal's Bestseller List: The Best Books of November 2018(Post)This month's bestseller list is inspiring people and organizations to learn and grow. Every month, we compile a bestseller list composed of the top fifteen books in the business, education, and misce
5 Reasons to Fall in Love with Wonder by R.J. Palacio(Post)Find out why we're highlighting Wonder in honor of National Bullying Prevention Month! Ever since its publication in 2012, Wonder by R.J. Palacio has been a huge hit in the classroom. With its message
7 Essential Qualities of Strategic Leadership(Post)Learn the key characteristics of strategic leadership. In order to be a successful leader, you need to be strategic. Strategic leaders not only manage day-to-day operations and solve existing problem
2021 NEA Big Read Books: Webinar Recap(Post)The NEA Narrows Down Big Read Library to 6 Titles for 2021 Every year, we look forward to partnering with various organizations and their Big Read programs. We truly believe in the power of books