LitLinks: How to create codes to show off STEM superpowers!
Elizebeth Smith Friedman was one of America’s first codebreakers. She cracked codes for the US...
LitLinks: How Eid al-Adha and Thanksgiving Help Students Understand the Science of Gratitude and Kindness
With Thanksgiving around the corner, I wanted to focus on the science behind gratitude, kindness,...
LitLinks: Fact or fiction? Practice media literacy with spooky science
Happy Halloween! Many young people love ghosts, zombies, and other scary things. While Halloween monsters...
LitLinks: Connect the wonder of the stars to writing
Humans have been fascinated with space exploration for centuries—first through observation of the stars and...
LitLinks: Getting back to the basics of magnetism
The Moments in Science nonfiction book series takes a look at basic ideas in science...
LitLinks: Compare and contrast to understand connection
Why compare and contrast? Compare and contrast is an excellent device for students to dive...
LitLinks: Explore a whole world of holes across STEAM disciplines
A hole is a part of something where there’s nothing at all. And while they...
LitLinks: How to use gravity to teach horizontal and vertical motion
About gravity What reaches everywhere and never tires? Pulling on feathers and galaxies alike? Holding...
LitLinks: No time for science? Try STEM nonfiction books!
Teachers often struggle to find time for science in busy classrooms. Nonfiction books can help—but...
LitLinks: ‘Tis the STEM season to float a boat
If your students live near a harbor that doesn’t freeze in the winter, chances are...
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