LitLinks: Let’s play farmer – where does our food come from?
Where does our food come from? Look around your kitchen. What food do you spot?...
LitLinks: Earth Day and ocean plastic
In preparation for Earth Day on April 22, I thought I would focus this blog...
LitLinks: Turn teens into COVID-19 investigators
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LitLinks: Tanka poetry brings scientific observations to life
Observations and tanka Biologist Ernest Everett Just enjoyed reading and writing poetry. In fact, his...
LitLinks: Magnification – an up close look at bugs, spiders, and math
Up close with picture books Nonfiction trade books offer interdisciplinary opportunities for students to read,...
LitLinks: The Poetry of Science
Each of my science poetry collections is organized around one big idea or theme and...
LitLinks: Are You Too Plastic? Engage students in STEM design thinking to take action on a global issue
Students love to take action on global issues when they feel they can make a...
LitLinks: How observations can inspire poetry
In February, I find myself longing for warm breezes, a hint of green, and the...
LitLinks: Stretch students’ writing muscles with comparisons from STEM literature
Writers often have to communicate places or things a reader may never have been exposed...
LitLinks: Growing background information about the ocean
Don’t you love finding a book that connects science and art? Atlantic by G. Brian Karas...
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