LitLinks: What happens next? Sequencing in narrative nonfiction
GUEST BLOGGER MEGAN CLENDENAN Sequencing is the ability to break down an event into simple...
LitLinks: Show students how to share observations with descriptive writing
GUEST BLOGGER JESSICA STREMER Scientific discoveries are made every day, but before scientists can tell...
LitLinks: Understand the seasons with this easy activity to model the Earth’s tilt
GUEST BLOGGER M. O. YUKSEL If you’re looking for a hands-on Earth science lesson that...
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: An easy 6-step lesson to teach point of view
GUEST BLOGGER LESLIE BARNARD BOOTH When I was a child, I loved taking on new...
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: True story or science fiction? How to find the truth!
GUEST BLOGGER KATHRYN HULICK An alien spacecraft has arrived on Earth, carrying intelligent beings. Is...
LitLinks: Think like a conservationist!
GUEST BLOGGER KATE RIETEMA Objective Students will be able to explain how regional climates affected...
LitLinks: Exploring time and sequence in nature and narrative
GUEST BLOGGER LYNN STREET I enjoy the overlap between STEM concepts and writing, and I’ve...
LitLinks: 4 easy ways to use nature as a springboard for art
GUEST BLOGGER SANDRA NICKEL Making Light Bloom tells the story of Clara Driscoll and how...
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