LitLinks: How alpacas can help students compare and contrast
Thousands of years ago, people living high in the Andes Mountains of South America domesticated...
LitLinks: Let’s see how to build vocabulary with a STEM picture book
Using UP, UP, AND AWAY, MONARCH BUTTERFLIES as a mentor text, students can be taught...
LitLinks: Great ideas to help students practice the art of asking questions
Asking and answering questions is at the heart of every scientific practice, whether in a...
LitLinks: 3 easy ways shipwrecks can help students explore lyrical language
SHIPWRECK is a lyrical nonfiction picture book for children aged 7 to 10 years old....
LitLinks: How to use fireflies to help teach persuasive writing
Persuasion is an art, and like any art it requires practice. In this lesson, students...
LitLinks: How to use picture book biography as a bridge to historical and scientific events
A picture book biography of medical visionary Dr. Virginia Apgar spans STEM and story. Big...
LitLinks: How to use nonfiction to help students explore cause and effect
Educators and parents can use nonfiction picture books such as Plight of the Pelican: How...
LitLinks: Teaching free verse poetry through and about nature
When sharing ideas about a nature-related topic through writing, it’s easy for students to get...
LitLinks: How to use conservation to invigorate student writing
Imagine a thriving wetland where a trash dump used to be. Now, picture a Canada...
LitLinks: How to create a sniffing map to explore our sense of smell
Seven, A Most Remarkable Pigeon celebrates a young pigeon who was different from the day...
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