LitLinks: 5 easy ways to make scientists relatable for your students
GUEST BLOGGER DR. LAURA GEHL Who Is a Scientist? is about showing students that scientists...
LitLinks: Can smoke be useful? A research challenge for students
GUEST BLOGGER HENRY HERZ Pre-reading I Am Smoke is a spare, lyrical, “autobiographical” account of...
LitLinks: Easy STEM + ELA tasks about symbiotic relationships
GUEST BLOGGER JENNIFER WARD S&S/Beach Lane Books, Sept. 2021Starred review in School Library Journal Symbiotic...
LitLinks: How biomimicry can spark students’ imagination
GUEST BLOGGER KRISTEN NORDSTROM Biomimicry is all around us How did a bird help transform...
LitLinks: Give students an up-close look at astonishing animal adaptations
GUEST BLOGGER LAURA PERDEW Animals have all sorts of amazing adaptations that allow them to...
LitLinks: Easy lessons on biomimicry and robot design that WOW! students
GUEST BLOGGER LINDA ZAJAC Objective Students will learn about biomimicry and be able to design...
LitLinks: Match, sort, classify – Proven activities that captivate students
GUEST BLOGGER HEATHER L. MONTGOMERY Sorting—shapes, colors, sizes—it’s a classic activity for preschoolers. It engages...
LitLinks: Show students how to invite nature closer
GUEST BLOGGER MÉLINA MANGAL Jayden’s Impossible Garden is about a young nature lover who wants...
LitLinks: Follow the evidence, develop supporting arguments with these 3 easy activities
GUEST BLOGGER ALISON PEARCE STEVENS In the midst of climate change and ecosystem destruction, it...
LitLinks: 5 ways to teach biodiversity using categories and habits of mind
GUEST BLOGGER KAREN YIN In Whole Whale, one hundred animals gather in the pages of...
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