LitLinks: 3 ways astronomer Vera Rubin will motivate your students
Dark matter is everywhere! Did you know that dark matter makes up 85% of the...
LitLinks: Now your students can be energy detectives
Power UP! Welcome! This is a STEM + Language Arts activity where your students become...
LitLinks: Now your students can solve 3 mysteries using language
Putting language arts to work: Forensic linguistics When a crime occurs, detectives and forensic scientists...
LitLinks: How to boost reading skills with creepy science
What do creepy ghosts, mysterious mummies, and wriggling worms have in common? Science! Creepy science!...
LitLinks: How to help grown-ups understand coding
In How to Explain Coding to a Grown-Up, an in-the-know narrator instructs kid readers in...
LitLinks: How to practice critical thinking with engineering and cipher activities
The STEM Off the page: Critical thinking The two activities that follow offer both STEM...
LitLinks: Where does dust come from? Investigate its surprise journey
A River of Dust: The Life-Giving Link Between North Africa and the Amazon tells the...
LitLinks: The sneaky truth about sneakers
Athletic shoes, or sneakers, are everywhere, worn by young and old, for sports, fashion, and...
LitLinks: How students can use codes to turn messages into secrets
In Talia’s Codebook: How Codes Help Us Think and Communicate, Talia uses codes to figure...
LitLinks: 4 cool ways to engage students with nonfiction kidlit
Did you catch my previous nonfiction kidlit post? In March of 2021, I posted a...
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