Fictional Stories in Science
Using Fictional Stories as a Pathway to Science Content
Month: August 2019
She Series Posters, Other Resources, and an Idea
If you haven’t checked out the “A Mighty Girl” Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/amightygirl) or their website (https://www.amightygirl.com/) then please add it to your check-them-out list. 🙂 Recently I saw a Facebook post from them about the “She Series” posters and other resources. Here is a… Continue Reading “She Series Posters, Other Resources, and an Idea”
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“Local Favorites”
During my visit to the McCall Public Library (McCall, Idaho Public Library) I was delighted to see the opportunity they provided their visitors, with a chance to highlight their favorite book. When I commented how much I loved that idea, the librarian told me… Continue Reading ““Local Favorites””
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McCall, Idaho Public Library
On a quick getaway before the 2019-2020 school year starts, I visited the McCall, Idaho Public Library. This mountain gem has a inviting selection of children’s books! When visiting a library, I first love to see which books are highlighted. But highlighted, I mean,… Continue Reading “McCall, Idaho Public Library”
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Birthday Happiness
Today is my birthday 🎂, and I am starting the day posting about one of my favorite things: picture books! 😀❤️ As you get ready to start another year, I highly recommend you purchase this set of Kobi Yamada books! They are at the… Continue Reading “Birthday Happiness”
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