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My new addition to the Moments in Science series, AQUARIUM: How Jeannette Power Invented the...
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Around the world, light delivers messages. Drivers use red, green, and yellow stoplights to see...
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I’m Marsha Diane Arnold, author of One Small Thing, a picture book about how one...
LitLinks: How to use STEM and poetry to celebrate weather
Two of my 2023 titles, ZAP! CLAP! BOOM! and PUDDLE SONG, celebrate the joy and...
LitLinks: How to use diverse kidlit to model STEM careers for BIPOC students
Representation matters. The data shows that representation of yourself in the scientists you see in...
LitLinks: How to protect orca communication with science communication
On the west coast of the US and Canada is a unique population of endangered...
LitLinks: How can pregunta poetry help kids explore nature? Easy!
Students may already be familiar with popular poetic forms like haiku and concrete poem. But...
LitLinks: An easy way to explore bioluminescence
The chemistry of bioluminescence is a fairly new subject, one in which scientists and inventors...
LitLinks: How to discover our diverse history in untold stories
MY GRANDPA, MY TREE, AND ME (Yeehoo Press, 2023) is a lyrical, intergenerational story about...
LitLinks: The eco-pyramid research tool – an easy way to boost comprehension
What is an eco-pyramid? The Eco-Pyramid is a research tool designed to allow students to...
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