LitLinks: 3 easy ways to talk plastic trash with me
BY PATRICIA NEWMAN Since Annie Crawley and I created Plastic, Ahoy! Investigating the Great Pacific...
LitLinks: How to use a baby book as an interdisciplinary powerhouse
GUEST BLOGGER CARRIE A. PEARSON A picture book biography of medical luminary Dr. Virginia Apgar...
LitLinks: How to decide your nonfiction point of view character
GUEST BLOGGER ANITA SANCHEZ In writing nonfiction, one of the first—and hardest–choices to make is...
LitLinks: How to read to discover the power of word choices
GUEST BLOGGER HEATHER L. MONTGOMERY Most students don’t realize that when they have a pencil...
LitLinks: 3 ways kids can tackle their climate anxiety
GUEST BLOGGER LAURA GEHL Have you heard about “climate anxiety”? Climate anxiety, or eco-anxiety, is...
LitLinks: The sneaky truth about sneakers
GUEST BLOGGER JULIE DANNEBERG Athletic shoes, or sneakers, are everywhere, worn by young and old,...
LitLinks: Now students decide the Mars Rover’s final chapter
GUEST BLOGGER ALEXANDRA SIY Go 303,000,000 miles The book Cars on Mars: Roving the Red...
LitLinks: How to BUST caricature and BUILD realism
GUEST BLOGGER CARRIE A. PEARSON Caricature of President Barack Obama Caricature: ˈker.ə.kə.tʃʊr – “exaggeration by...
LitLinks: An easy lesson to help students write a desert rap
GUEST BLOGGER DARCY PATTISON What is rap? It’s a poetic form that plays with rhymes:...
LitLinks: 5 ways to use nonfiction kidlit in the classroom
BY PATRICIA NEWMAN Many of the teachers I speak with are not finding the info-licious...
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