LitLinks: How to use your local watershed to investigate habitats
Planet Earth provides…habitats! This sample map shows part of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed, which includes...
LitLinks: More ways students can play with metaphor in their writing
In A Stone Is a Story, students follow a rock as it forms and transforms...
LitLinks: How to play with metaphor in nature writing
The emotions and sensations inspired by our awe-inspiring natural world are not always easy to...
LitLinks: Where does dust come from? Investigate its surprise journey
A River of Dust: The Life-Giving Link Between North Africa and the Amazon tells the...
LitLinks: How to explain cancer to kids with kidlit
When Shayna Vincent was diagnosed with breast cancer, she couldn’t find a book that explained...
LitLinks: How to combine ecosystems and poetry for a winning lesson
In GALÁPAGOS: ISLANDS OF CHANGE students follow food energy through many twists and turns in...
LitLinks: 4 cool ways to engage students with nonfiction kidlit
Did you catch my previous nonfiction kidlit post? In March of 2021, I posted a...
LitLinks: Combine #SEL and #STEM with these 3 easy lessons
What is #SEL? The CASEL #SEL framework According to the Collaboration for Academic, Social and...
LitLinks: 3 easy animal lessons to excite kids about nature
I love animals. I’ve written several books about animals, including sea otters, rhinos, black-footed ferrets,...
LitLinks: How to celebrate #PlasticFreeJuly and be a voice for change
Ever since I wrote Plastic, Ahoy!, my news feed is jammed with ocean plastic information...
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