LitLinks: Will our world run dry? Easy ways to help students raise their voices about water
GUEST BLOGGER NANCY CASTALDO What if, one day, you turned on the faucet and nothing...
LitLinks: Giving thanks for our tremendous bloggers and readers
BY PATRICIA NEWMAN Your faithful bloggers are taking a week off to give thanks for...
LitLinks: 5 ways to engage students with water
GUEST BLOGGER CHRISTY MIHALY I’m excited to share my new book, Barefoot Books WATER: A...
LitLinks: Underpants exposed! Exciting activities about covering our buns
GUEST BLOGGER CHRISTINE VAN ZANDT Read about underpants From bloomers to boxers, everyone wears underwear!...
LitLinks: 5 easy ways to make scientists relatable for your students
GUEST BLOGGER DR. LAURA GEHL Who Is a Scientist? is about showing students that scientists...
LitLinks: Watch kindness multiply! Easy math + ELA connections
GUEST BLOGGER SARAH LYNN SCHEERGER What is altruism? How does it help us all? Altruism...
LitLinks: Easy way to practice students’ primary source interview skills
GUEST BLOGGER KATHRYN HULICK I once spoke to an expert on parallel universes while he...
LitLinks: Can smoke be useful? A research challenge for students
GUEST BLOGGER HENRY HERZ Pre-reading I Am Smoke is a spare, lyrical, “autobiographical” account of...
LitLinks: How biomimicry can spark students’ imagination
GUEST BLOGGER KRISTEN NORDSTROM Biomimicry is all around us How did a bird help transform...
LitLinks: Give students an up-close look at astonishing animal adaptations
GUEST BLOGGER LAURA PERDEW Animals have all sorts of amazing adaptations that allow them to...
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