Month: March 2020

Got an Upcoming Amazon Purchase?

Posted on March 19, 2020 by

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Hello and Thank You!  If you are planning an upcoming purchase on Amazon, please consider accessing Amazon through this link.  This link takes you straight to Amazon while also supporting my efforts toward contributing science ideas and resources for teachers and students. 🙂 You… Continue Reading “Got an Upcoming Amazon Purchase?”

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Happy International Women’s Day

Posted on March 8, 2020 by

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Before I share all the amazing science themed picture books you could read this week to celebrate International Women’s Day, I want to start this post with a shoutout to my amazing mom! This is a picture of us February 2019, a night when… Continue Reading “Happy International Women’s Day”

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Science Sites for Education: March 7, 2020 Highlights

Posted on March 7, 2020 by

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Hello! Happy Saturday! Check out this PDF for my latest compilation of Science Sites for Education posts! Happy Resources! Happy Classroom! –Kalynda

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Women Supporting Women 👊🏽

Posted on March 6, 2020 by

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Today I had the joy of presenting at a local elementary for their International Women’s Day celebration. This invite was extended and accepted by 17 women in our community, to showcase their expertise, creativity, and leadership (and science). 😊 I went to showcase my… Continue Reading “Women Supporting Women 👊🏽”

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This site was designed to help educators find fictional stories to incorporate into their science lessons. The use of fictional stories is an effective pathway to your student's science background knowledge, interest and understanding. This site was also developed in response to a Literature Review that asked: How are females of color portrayed in science-based fictional picture books? A summary of that literature review can be found in the "About" tab.