Fictional Stories in Science
Using Fictional Stories as a Pathway to Science Content
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Tuesday Morning Reads for December 19th
Typically, when preparing for this post, I go to the library and scan the “new books” section, to pull out any possible science-themed fictional stories. But, I have done that for the past few weeks, and I think I need to give the library… Continue Reading “Tuesday Morning Reads for December 19th”
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Featured Book: “Red and Lulu”
With its beautiful illustrations, Matt Tavares, tells the tale of Red and Lulu, two cardinals whose happy home is in a beautiful evergreen in the front yard of a little house…but not for long. While Red searches for food, the tree is cut down… Continue Reading “Featured Book: “Red and Lulu””
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Tuesday Morning Reads for December 12, 2017
During my latest trip to the “new books” section of the library, I came across these books. 🙂 Sun and Moon, Folk Tales by Various Artists: As a paper crafter, I loved the texture of the pages and the beautiful artwork displayed in this book.… Continue Reading “Tuesday Morning Reads for December 12, 2017”
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Tuesday Morning Reads for November 28th
During my latest trip to the library, I came across these picture books, in the “new books” section: Thirsty, Thirsty, Elephants by Sandra Markle, illustrated by Fabricio VandenBroeck: I loved this book! My heart was aching for the elephant family as they search the area… Continue Reading “Tuesday Morning Reads for November 28th”
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Tuesday Morning Reads for November 21st
Don’t you just love the public library? I do! I love them all–historic ones, new ones, and cozy ones. I love what they stand for and how they are often the heart of the city. Our city recently build a new library, and they… Continue Reading “Tuesday Morning Reads for November 21st”
Fictional Stories in Science 