LitLinks: Are You Too Plastic? Engage students in STEM design thinking to take action on a global issue
Students love to take action on global issues when they feel they can make a...
LitLinks: Creating K-5 STEM Labs around STEM literature
Dream job: STEM coach There are moments as an educator when you feel you are...
LitLinks: How observations can inspire poetry
In February, I find myself longing for warm breezes, a hint of green, and the...
LitLinks: Engineering design challenge taps critical thinking and communication skills
Engineering: What is it? Engineering crosses every industry you can think of. Really, Engineers are...
LitLinks: Stretch students’ writing muscles with comparisons from STEM literature
Writers often have to communicate places or things a reader may never have been exposed...
LitLinks: Engineering a tightrope across the mighty Niagara
King of the Tightrope: When The Great Blondin Ruled Niagara is about French funambulist Jean...
LitLinks: What makes a STEM book a STEM book?
Editor’s Note: For the last several months, we’ve dug into a variety of STEM titles...
LitLinks: STEM heroes and the classic Hero’s Journey plot structure
We all want to believe in a hero. The kind of hero we read about...
LitLinks: Holiday greetings
Editor’s note: My guest bloggers and I are spending time with family and friends this...
LitLinks: Crane and Crane – a lesson in homonyms and habitats
When my first non-fiction picture book, Crane and Crane, was published (Amicus Books 2019), I...
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