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LitLinks: How to teach coordinate planes with giant manta rays
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LitLinks: How to design a bioluminescent deep-sea creature
GUEST BLOGGER JEANNE WALKER HARVEY Ask your students to close their eyes and imagine being...
LitLinks: Easy activities to map Ramadan to explore time zones
GUEST BLOGGER M. O. YUKSEL The holy month of Ramadan starts March 1st this year,...
LitLinks: 2 easy ways that dogs can improve students’ writing
GUEST BLOGGER JULIE MURPHY DOG BEACH celebrates our canine companions with short, lyrical descriptions of...
LitLinks: Quick poetry lessons on the power of figurative language
GUEST BLOGGER LYDIA LUKIDIS I love STEM but I also love poetry. Children’s literature is...
LitLinks: How to study geography with tern migration
GUEST BLOGGER DONNA McKINNEY In Tiny Tern Takes Flight, readers meet one small tern who...
LitLinks: Use kidlit to unlock STEM thinking with these 3 easy design lessons
BY PATRICIA NEWMAN Are you ready for a New Year’s Resolution you can keep? In...
LitLinks: 3 easy ways to teach sequencing with construction projects
GUEST BLOGGER CARRIE FINISON Sequencing – the ability to summarize or tell the events of...
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