LitLinks: How to add hope to environmental literacy lessons
BY PATRICIA NEWMAN Do you feel inundated with bad news about the environment? I know...
LitLinks: How to observe like a scientist and write like a poet
GUEST BLOGGER MARY BOONE When the first humans sailed across unknown oceans or descended deep...
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 to use sharks to practice public speaking skills
BY PATRICIA NEWMAN In Sharks Unhooked: The Adventures of Cristina Zenato, Underwater Ranger, readers will...
LitLinks: How to make your own stream table to understand rivers, a 5E lesson
BY PATRICIA NEWMAN Warning! This project is full of hands-on project-based learning (PBL) at its...
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: 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 to take your class on a cosmic field trip
GUEST BLOGGER SUZANNE SLADE The most powerful telescope in space! Did you know the James...
LitLinks: How keystone species can unlock students’ writing skills
GUEST BLOGGER LAURA PERDEW A vital role What do a purple starfish and a gray...
LitLinks: How to teach about civic role models
BY PATRICIA NEWMAN What are civic role models? How do we identify their qualities? What...
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