LitLinks: How students can use codes to turn messages into secrets
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LitLinks: 4 cool ways to engage students with nonfiction kidlit
PATRICIA NEWMAN Did you catch my previous nonfiction kidlit post? In March of 2021, I...
LitLinks: 3 easy animal lessons to excite kids about nature
PATRICIA NEWMAN I love animals. I’ve written several books about animals, including sea otters, rhinos,...
LitLinks: Now students decide the Mars Rover’s final chapter
GUEST BLOGGER ALEXANDRA SIY Go 303,000,000 miles The book Cars on Mars: Roving the Red...
LitLinks: Let’s compare and contrast warm vs. cool colors
GUEST BLOGGER JEANNE WALKER HARVEY ABLAZE WITH COLOR – A Story of Painter Alma Thomas...
LitLinks: How to harness the fire of the stars to cook s’mores
GUEST BLOGGER KIRSTEN W. LARSON In my latest nonfiction picture book, THE FIRE OF STARS:...
LitLinks: How to BUST caricature and BUILD realism
GUEST BLOGGER CARRIE A. PEARSON Caricature of President Barack Obama Caricature: ˈker.ə.kə.tʃʊr – “exaggeration by...
LitLinks: How to use diverse kidlit to model STEM careers for BIPOC students
GUEST BLOGGER DR. DIEUWERTJE KAST Representation matters. The data shows that representation of yourself in...
LitLinks: 5 ways to use nonfiction kidlit in the classroom
BY PATRICIA NEWMAN Many of the teachers I speak with are not finding the info-licious...
LitLinks: How to connect biomimicry problem-solving and tanka
GUEST BLOGGER CHRISTY HALE In Copycat: Nature-Inspired Design Around the World illustrations of plants and...
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