LitLinks: Solve the Drinking Straw Mystery
Note to educators My new STEM PLAY books, Why Can I Suck Through a Straw? ...
LitLinks: Shining a light on injustice
Technology can play an important role in fighting for the rights of people in disadvantaged...
LitLinks: If Sun Could Speak – activities about night and day
Does the sun rise? Children experience the world differently than adults. They might notice the...
LitLinks: Bring science to life this Earth Day
Happy Earth Day! Instead of gathering in parks, forests, oceans to celebrate our beautiful planet,...
LitLinks: Math + financial literacy connections to a non-STEM title
Finding math in a non-STEM book In most of the LitLinks posts in this blog...
LitLinks: Creating K-5 STEM Labs around STEM literature
Dream job: STEM coach There are moments as an educator when you feel you are...
LitLinks: How observations can inspire poetry
In February, I find myself longing for warm breezes, a hint of green, and the...
LitLinks: Stretch students’ writing muscles with comparisons from STEM literature
Writers often have to communicate places or things a reader may never have been exposed...
LitLinks: Growing background information about the ocean
Don’t you love finding a book that connects science and art? Atlantic by G. Brian Karas...
LitLinks: What makes a STEM book a STEM book?
Editor’s Note: For the last several months, we’ve dug into a variety of STEM titles...
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