LitLinks: Fact or fiction? How to help children tell the difference
GUEST BLOGGER KARI ANN GONZALEZ As a reader sometimes it can be challenging to determine...
LitLinks: Show students how to create a cabinet of curiosities
GUEST BLOGGER BETH ANDERSON Thomas Jefferson lived when science was bursting into the spotlight. Like...
LitLinks: Getting back to the basics of magnetism
GUEST BLOGGER DARCY PATTISON The Moments in Science nonfiction book series takes a look at...
LitLinks: Engage kids by tapping into their love of wildlife
BY PATRICIA NEWMAN Kids and wildlife go together like milk and cookies. Whether the animals...
LitLinks: How to teach leveled haiku and explore creative applications
GUEST BLOGGER DANNA SMITH Students will learn how to compose haiku through tutorials that are...
LitLinks: Children love nonfiction. Let’s give them what they want.
BY PATRICIA NEWMAN I presented a session on children’s nonfiction at the American Library Association’s...
LitLinks: How to connect STEM observations with language arts through nature journaling
GUEST BLOGGER JESSICA STREMER When you step outside, there’s a good chance you’ll hear or...
LitLinks: How to teach science and poetry, the perfect partnership
GUEST BLOGGER RANDI SONENSHINE Symbiotically speaking Though the connection may not seem obvious at first,...
LitLinks: 4 ways to teach Emperor penguins across your curriculum
GUEST BLOGGER DEBORAH LEE ROSE In PENGUINS READY TO GO, GO, GO! discover how the...
LitLinks: Compare and contrast to understand connection
GUEST BLOGGER LYDIA LUKIDIS Why compare and contrast? Compare and contrast is an excellent device...
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