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GUEST BLOGGER KATHRYN HULICK Scientists and engineers use a lot of tricky vocabulary. Learning what...
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LitLinks: An easy way to explore rhythms and patterns in language and nature
GUEST BLOGGER JULIE HONAN JOHNSTON Both language and nature have patterns and rhythms. The object...
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GUEST BLOGGER CHRISTINE VAN ZANDT To help make tasks easier, people use simple machines such...
LitLinks: How to move students from general to specific vocabulary
GUEST BLOGGER CARRIE A. PEARSON Growing up, I was teased for using ‘big words.’ To...
LitLinks: How poetry helps students ‘see’ the ocean deep
GUEST BLOGGER LYDIA LUKIDIS Educators are always looking for lessons that spark curiosity, strengthen literacy...
LitLinks: Craft concrete poems using STEM nonfiction
GUEST BLOGGER ALISHA GABRIEL Are you ready to craft concrete poems? This lesson is for...
LitLinks: How to encourage students to experiment with natural dyes
GUEST BLOGGER ROBERTA GIBSON Humans are fascinated by color and have found many applications for...
LitLinks: What happens next? Sequencing in narrative nonfiction
GUEST BLOGGER MEGAN CLENDENAN Sequencing is the ability to break down an event into simple...
LitLinks: How to use sharks to practice public speaking skills
BY PATRICIA NEWMAN In Sharks Unhooked: The Adventures of Cristina Zenato, Underwater Ranger, readers will...
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