LitLinks: The most popular STEAM posts for summer fun
My kids and I loved summer. We swam, we baked, we hiked, and we did...
LitLinks: The secrets of the bristlecone
The world’s oldest tree is more than 5,000 years old. It grows in a secret...
LitLinks: Two ways to uncover nature’s secrets using STEM kidlit
Growing up in Southern California with a biologist father and librarian mother, my childhood was...
LitLinks: Show students how to be animal allies and uncover careers in ecology
We can all be Animal Allies Students today are eager to engage in the environment,...
LitLinks: Put students’ persuasive writing skills to the BUGS challenge
Bug prep Eating insects. Crickets, grasshoppers, beetles, ants, and more. It’s a practice called entomophagy...
LitLinks: Let’s investigate why flies are important to nature
13 Ways to Eat a Fly is a counting-backwards book, a food-web look, and a...
LitLinks: 3 great ways to discover how complexity improves the habitats of migrating birds
Migrating birds need complexity Spring is a time to welcome back migrating birds from their...
LitLinks: How to write fiction like a scientist – think disasters
The Halley Harper: Science Girl Extraordinaire series takes readers on a STEM adventure with a...
LitLinks: How a fictional tale makes children curious about trees
Apple and Magnolia is a fictional story about a little girl named Britta who is...
LitLinks: How your students can imitate a Nobel prize scientist!
What is the Nobel Prize? On November 27, 1895, Alfred Nobel, a Swedish man, signed...
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