LitLinks: Best practices for making connections between kidlit and science
GUEST BLOGGER DR. CHRISTINE ANNE ROYCE Often a question may arise about how to best...
LitLinks: How peach pits + WWI history = a great science lesson!
GUEST BLOGGER SHANA KELLER In The Peach Pit Parade, a World War I Story, Polly...
LitLinks: Climb into the minds of scientists with biographies
GUEST BLOGGER J. CARRIE LAUNIUS AND CHRISTINE ANNE ROYCE Science as a human endeavor: Biographies...
LitLinks: 3 easy steps for a far-out field trip to Mars
GUEST BLOGGER SUZANNE SLADE It seems everyone is fascinated by Mars. The exciting news about...
LitLinks: How a plunger on the butt of a chicken inspires an easy modeling lesson
GUEST BLOGGER S. K. WENGER How modeling spurs inquiry I love science investigations that seem...
LitLinks: Voyager’s Golden Record: An easy classroom remix for your space unit
GUEST BLOGGER ALEXANDRA SIY The original Golden Record In 1977, NASA launched the twin Voyager...
LitLinks: 5 easy ways to make scientists relatable for your students
GUEST BLOGGER DR. LAURA GEHL Who Is a Scientist? is about showing students that scientists...
LitLinks: Easy way to practice students’ primary source interview skills
GUEST BLOGGER KATHRYN HULICK I once spoke to an expert on parallel universes while he...
LitLinks: Measure twice, cut once–measurement as a math and science skill
GUEST BLOGGER LAURA PURDIE SALAS In my picture book If You Want to Knit Some...
LitLinks: Can smoke be useful? A research challenge for students
GUEST BLOGGER HENRY HERZ Pre-reading I Am Smoke is a spare, lyrical, “autobiographical” account of...
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