LitLinks: 3 easy ways shipwrecks can help students explore lyrical language
GUEST BLOGGER DEIRDRE LAIDE SHIPWRECK is a lyrical nonfiction picture book for children aged 7...
LitLinks: How to use fireflies to help teach persuasive writing
GUEST BLOGGER COLLEEN PAEFF Persuasion is an art, and like any art it requires practice....
LitLinks: How to use picture book biography as a bridge to historical and scientific events
GUEST BLOGGER CARRIE A. PEARSON A picture book biography of medical visionary Dr. Virginia Apgar...
LitLinks: How to use nonfiction to help students explore cause and effect
GUEST BLOGGER JESSICA STREMER Educators and parents can use nonfiction picture books such as Plight...
LitLinks: Teaching free verse poetry through and about nature
GUEST BLOGGER TANYA KONERMAN When sharing ideas about a nature-related topic through writing, it’s easy...
LitLinks: How to use conservation to invigorate student writing
GUEST BLOGGER LAURA PERDEW Imagine a thriving wetland where a trash dump used to be....
LitLinks: How playing with existing ideas might lead to new ones
GUEST BLOGGER KERRY ARADHYA It’s easy to look at an invention—from one as simple as...
LitLinks: 3 easy ways civic role models can jump-start learning
BY PATRICIA NEWMAN In my Teen Librarian Toolbox article for SLJ co-authored with Jessica Stremer,...
LitLinks: How bicycles make the shift between STEM and language arts easy
GUEST BLOGGER MARY BOONE Every day, millions of people ride bicycles – about half of...
LitLinks: How to start with art to jump-start creative writing
GUEST BLOGGER ELIZABETH SHREEVE Creative writing projects in the classroom often start with an idea...
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