LitLinks: Cycles in Life Science and Language Arts
Cycles – they’re all around us. A pattern so common – day/night, birth/death, problem/product, idea/publication...
LitLinks: Using STEM biographies to teach character traits
True confession: I am a science rookie and have always struggled with science subjects. In...
LitLinks: Color Science, Inventions and Language Arts with THE CRAYON MAN: THE TRUE STORY OF THE INVENTION OF CRAYOLA CRAYONS
The Crayon Man: The True Story of the Invention of Crayola Crayons by me and...
LitLinks: Who Can Write Autobiographies? Students, That’s Who!
Inspire Student Writers with STEM Biographies as Mentor Texts Picture-book biographies combine text and illustrations...
LitLinks: Orangutans help students read with purpose & demonstrate understanding
While I was working on a biography of Jane Goodall (Untamed: The Wild Life of...
LitLinks: BLAST OFF! to the Sun and the Moon — the Brightest Objects in Earth’s Sky
GUEST BLOGGER: CAROLYN CINAMI DeCRISTOFANO It’s likely that I would never have become an author...
LitLinks: Animal, Please Talk to Me – Pairing STEM and Fiction
Talking animals are a big part of childhood: FROG AND TOAD, THE JUNGLE BOOK, and...
LitLinks: What makes a scientist? A STEM biography connects the dots
How does someone become an astrophysicist, a meteorologist, an inventor, a herpetologist? What was his...
LitLinks: Spicy food spices up language arts
How well do you handle spicy food? Do you find food with a “kick” eye-watering...
LitLinks: Bubble gum science – creativity, perseverance, and communication
GUEST BLOGGER: MEGHAN McCARTHY Pop: The Invention of Bubble Gum tells the story of a...
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