LitLinks: Crane and Crane – a lesson in homonyms and habitats
When my first non-fiction picture book, Crane and Crane, was published (Amicus Books 2019), I...
LitLinks: Exploring animal adaptations leads to creative writing
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LitLinks: Use literacy skills to spread the word about women scientists
When I started on my quest to find a subject for a picture book biography,...
LitLinks: Connecting water molecules to language arts
It’s remarkable to think about the transformation just one water molecule undergoes in its journey...
LitLinks: Cricket science builds language arts skills
Science is… everywhere. It starts simple, with simple questions: How do we see with our...
LitLinks: Raise Your Voice — We All Can Make a Difference!
Sometimes the issues of this world seem too big for us to be able to...
LitLinks: Lake or Island? Water, Land Forms, Literacy, and STEAM
Is this a lake or an island? How do you know? What human and animal...
LitLinks: The Power of Love in Creating Story – Yes, Even STEM Stories
I found the power of love with Stretch to the Sun: From a Tiny Sprout...
LitLinks: Easy ways to build students’ science communication skills
I’m so happy to be able to contribute to this blog series that I created...
LitLinks: Hands-On Butterfly Activities Reinforce Reading
Whether you are five or seventy-five, the joy of seeing a tiny caterpillar transform into...
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