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BY PATRICIA NEWMAN Since Annie Crawley and I created Plastic, Ahoy! Investigating the Great Pacific...
LitLinks: How to use a baby book as an interdisciplinary powerhouse
GUEST BLOGGER CARRIE A. PEARSON A picture book biography of medical luminary Dr. Virginia Apgar...
LitLinks: Why does a monarch butterfly need milkweed?
GUEST BLOGGER CHRISTINE VAN ZANDT Most of us know that a monarch butterfly needs milkweed...
LitLinks: How to decide your nonfiction point of view character
GUEST BLOGGER ANITA SANCHEZ In writing nonfiction, one of the first—and hardest–choices to make is...
LitLinks: How to read to discover the power of word choices
GUEST BLOGGER HEATHER L. MONTGOMERY Most students don’t realize that when they have a pencil...
LitLinks: Clown fish + creativity cement understanding of life cycles
GUEST BLOGGER LISA L. OWENS Arts activities inspired by scientific nonfiction can help young readers...
LitLinks: 3 ways to explore literary nonsense with Edward Gorey
GUEST BLOGGER LORI MORTENSEN I was reminded of Edward Gorey one day while I was...
LitLinks: How do birds fly? Two easy activities to understand lift.
GUEST BLOGGER KATRINA TANGEN Did you know that everyday inventions like airplanes, submarines, snowshoes, flippers,...
LitLinks: 3 ways kids can tackle their climate anxiety
GUEST BLOGGER LAURA GEHL Have you heard about “climate anxiety”? Climate anxiety, or eco-anxiety, is...
LitLinks: A compare & contrast classification lesson with rule-breaking animals
GUEST BLOGGER JESSICA FRIES-GAITHER The diversity of living things on Earth is quite dizzying. Scientists...
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