LitLinks: How to creatively present science vocabulary
Scientists and engineers use a lot of tricky vocabulary. Learning what these words mean can...
LitLinks: An easy way to explore rhythms and patterns in language and nature
Both language and nature have patterns and rhythms. The object of this lesson is to...
LitLinks: How to move students from general to specific vocabulary
Growing up, I was teased for using ‘big words.’ To me, certain words just fit...
LitLinks: How poetry helps students ‘see’ the ocean deep
Educators are always looking for lessons that spark curiosity, strengthen literacy skills, and help students...
LitLinks: How to explore shades of meaning in STEM literature using synonyms
The practice of using a thesaurus to find synonyms is a common, often lively activity...
LitLinks: Craft concrete poems using STEM nonfiction
Are you ready to craft concrete poems? This lesson is for you! Did you know...
LitLinks: An easy way to help students practice observation skills
Engaging students in scientific observation can be as simple as exploring ice cubes. In my...
LitLinks: How to encourage students to experiment with natural dyes
Humans are fascinated by color and have found many applications for it. Dye molecules that...
LitLinks: 3 easy syntax exercises to discover the science of sentences
Syntax provides us with the “rules” for writing sentences that make sense. Placing words in...
LitLinks: What happens next? Sequencing in narrative nonfiction
Sequencing is the ability to break down an event into simple steps and put those...
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