Using Fictional Stories as a Pathway to Science Content
Posted on March 6, 2022 by fictionalstoriesinscience
*Note: Links are Amazon affiliate links. Clinking on these links supports my work. Thank You! Happy March 2022! Jump to PDF: March Calendar of Days As I write this, I am in beautiful Logan, Utah. ❤️ Even though we just had a few days… Continue Reading “March Calendar of Days and International Women’s Day”
Posted on February 21, 2022 by fictionalstoriesinscience
*Note: Links are Amazon affiliate links. Clinking on these links supports my work. Thank You! One of my FAVORITE ways to discover new books is by strolling through the library shelves…especially when I am in a new-to-me library, which was the case for today’s… Continue Reading ““Arithmechicks Add Up””
Posted on January 29, 2022 by fictionalstoriesinscience
*Note: Links are Amazon affiliate links. Clinking on these links supports my work. Thank You! Without looking at a calendar, how do you know winter is approaching? The clouds? The chill? The movement of the animals? The stillness? Without the sights, sounds, and smells… Continue Reading ““Best in Snow” –April Pulley Sayre”
Category: Animals, Bulletin Boards, Clouds, Environmental Interactions, Nature, Observation, Plants, Process, Seasons, Water, Weather, WritingTags: April Pulley Sayre, Best in Snow, Chill of Winter, Get Outside, Observation, Picture Book, Picture Books, Poetry, reading, Real Photographs, Scientists, Seasons, Snow, Stories Connect Us, Teachers, Winter
Posted on January 2, 2022 by fictionalstoriesinscience
*Note: Links are Amazon affiliate links. Clinking on these links supports my work. Thank You! Pulls at the heartstrings and opens the mind. This is the type of book that I received as a gift this past winter from a close friend. Powerful. And… Continue Reading ““Red” by Michael Hall”
Category: Featured Book, First Days of School, Literacy Night, Observation, Resource, Science IdentityTags: Children's Literature, Classroom, Classroom Reads, Connection, Crayon Story, Crayons, Michael Hall, Open Heart, Picture Book, Power of the Story, reading, Red, Red by Michael Hall, Stories Connect Us, Teachers, Truly Seeing
Posted on March 8, 2020 by fictionalstoriesinscience
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”