Fictional Stories in Science
Using Fictional Stories as a Pathway to Science Content
Month: October 2016
Love Cinderella Stories? I do!
I should first say that I love the variations of the Cinderella tale. Each time I see a new one my smile widens! 🙂 This story got a smile and a mouth-open look of happy shock, since it featured a science story. The main… Continue Reading “Love Cinderella Stories? I do!”
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Life Cycle Unit?
One of the aspects that I enjoy about this story is that it starts with a boy and his dad walking together, sharing time. I also enjoy how that time gets connected to the school, bridging the home-to-school connection through the eyes of the… Continue Reading “Life Cycle Unit?”
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“Tools Rule!”
Such a cute story where the tools are the main characters! I can just picture the PreK-1st grade students really loving this story’s cartoon-like illustrations, while raising their hands to tell you which ones they have seen at their house. 🙂 Using a combination… Continue Reading ““Tools Rule!””
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“North Country Spring”
I don’t know about you, but when I think of spring, I think of everything waking up, stretching their wings/branches/legs, and taking a deep, deep inhale. This book mirrors those same feelings in words and in illustrations, and takes in a whole community feel… Continue Reading ““North Country Spring””
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