LitLinks: How to invent your own constellations to understand the night sky
What constellations do you recognize? If you live in North America, you might know the...
LitLinks: How to use trees to understand how we communicate
The science of our natural world feeds my books, like the Guardian Tree narrator of...
LitLinks: Surprise! Walruses can help you teach reading + phonics
Animals make sounds for many reasons, usually to communicate. The walrus is one of the...
LitLinks: How to use primates to teach across the curriculum
In PECULIAR PRIMATES, kids learn strange ways some primates look or act. In this lesson,...
LitLinks: 5 TECH lessons that highlight the T in STEM
As we gallop headlong into the holidays, I thought it might be fun to think...
LitLinks: Let’s compare a whale fall and a tree fall
Whale Fall Cafe takes readers into the deep sea where they discover an amazing ecosystem...
LitLinks: How do tiny insects defend themselves in a BIG world? Let’s find out.
In Daisy Woodworm Changes the World, 13-year-old Daisy–who speaks with a lisp–finds that her passion for...
LitLinks: Show students how to play with point of view to improve informational writing
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LitLinks: Time to give thanks for our amazing bloggers and readers
Today we give thanks for YOU! Your industrious LitLink bloggers are taking a week off...
LitLinks: How to use wolves to write a fun chain tale
The River That Wolves Moved tells the true tale of how re-wilding gray wolves into...
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