Fictional Stories in Science
Using Fictional Stories as a Pathway to Science Content
Month: September 2019
“On Earth” by G. Brian Karas
This past summer I posted about the amazing children’s books I found about all things space, when I visited the McCall Public Library. For the next few weeks, I hope to share with you some of those treasures. “On Earth” by G. Brian Karas… Continue Reading ““On Earth” by G. Brian Karas”
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Cultural Fabric: Class Building Activity
Being of Hispanic Heritage, and being an ELL (English Language Learner) Specialist, I look forward to National Hispanic Heritage Month! This September 15th-October 15th time, is a time of honoring the influential Hispanics in our nation’s history, across the globe, and within our own… Continue Reading “Cultural Fabric: Class Building Activity”
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Resource Share: Booksource
Have you gotten so many books that you struggle to remember what you own? Also, if you lend them out, do you struggle to remember who has it? I do…so much so that I have, on occasion, bought an already owned book. Yikes (but… Continue Reading “Resource Share: Booksource”
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