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LitLinks: Engineering design challenge taps critical thinking and communication skills
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LitLinks: Stretch students’ writing muscles with comparisons from STEM literature
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GUEST BLOGGER DONNA JANELL BOWMAN King of the Tightrope: When The Great Blondin Ruled Niagara...
LitLinks: What makes a STEM book a STEM book?
GUEST BLOGGERS CARRIE LAUNIUS AND CHRISTINE ANNE ROYCE Editor’s Note: For the last several months,...
LitLinks: STEM heroes and the classic Hero’s Journey plot structure
GUEST BLOGGER TRACY BORGMEYER We all want to believe in a hero. The kind of...
LitLinks: Holiday greetings
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LitLinks: Crane and Crane – a lesson in homonyms and habitats
GUEST BLOGGER LINDA JOY SINGLETON When my first non-fiction picture book, Crane and Crane, was...
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