LitLinks: How to make STEM & literacy POP! off the page
Hello teachers and educators! Consider these examples where STEM and literacy intersect: What does it...
LitLinks: What does a dinosaur know about story setting? Plenty!
Hi! I’m Darcy Pattison and I live in Arkansas, a fact that will become important...
LitLinks: The power of the letter to share eco-friendly ideas
Dear Wonderful Students and Teachers, Hi! My name is Erin Dealey. I know…finding the author...
LitLinks: Small makes a BIG difference for animals and engineers
I’m Heather Ferranti Kinser, author of SMALL MATTERS, a STEM picture book about incredible animal...
LitLinks: Soar with birds and improve observation skills
Birds + observation skills = inspiration Hi! I’m Jennifer, former educator, author of 25 children’s...
LitLinks: Icky & sweet – how to build a science key…with words
Scientists use language skills all the time, but students rarely see that. This lesson will...
LitLinks: Using the Everglades to develop a love of nature
Marjory Saves the Everglades: The Story of Marjory Stoneman Douglas by Sandra Neil Wallace and...
LitLinks: Kids see chicks hatch with their own eyes!
Life cycle reinforces reading In 21 days, chicks will hatch in Room 6! A hen...
LitLinks: How the weird world of fungi improves writing
Fungi are all around us. They can make us sick if we eat moldy food,...
LitLinks: Point of view puts HEART in kids’ writing
When you read a story, or write a story, the first question you have to...
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