LitLinks: How Elephants Can Make Your Sound Unit ROAR!
What is sound? Most physics teachers would define sound as vibration in the air around...
LitLinks: Use this not that–making eco-friendly choices
It’s summer! Time to play on the beach or stroll by the river. Maybe you’ll...
LitLinks: Trash Team Litter-ature for Waste Litter-acy
The power of stories is one that can inspire a young mind and lead to...
LitLinks: Learning from birds
Like most people, I grew up admiring mowed lawns and nicely trimmed trees. “That,” I...
LitLinks: Using poetry to investigate engineering structure, function & design
Structure: From cells to skyscrapers An atom. An oak tree. A galaxy. From microscopic to...
LitLinks: Murmuration = mathematical magic!
Have you ever seen a massive flock of noisy starlings dancing through the sky like...
LitLinks: Developing wonder with the natural world
Rachel Carson and wonder Fly, Firefly! was inspired by beloved-scientist-and-author Rachel Carson–her observation of a...
LitLinks: Soil scientist as hero
Can a scientist be a hero? Can a SOIL scientist be a hero? Let’s see....
LitLinks: Nonfiction picture book images = storytelling elements
Images in nonfiction picture books are not merely attractive to young readers, they add crucial...
LitLinks: The buzz about honey bees
I first became interested in honey bees through my father-in-law, Eugene Mortensen, who had over...
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