Fictional Stories in Science
Using Fictional Stories as a Pathway to Science Content
Tag: Picture Book
Hour of Code: Prep Time
Organize an Hour of Code during Computer Science Education Week, December 9th-15th. There are many ways to get your class, grade level team, content area team, and school involved. Here are some of those ways/resources: Code.org This site has resources for students and teachers… Continue Reading “Hour of Code: Prep Time”
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Preparing for the Holidays?
How about giving the gift that gives this season? You might be thinking I mean books…and if so, you are both right and not completely right. 🙂 The other night I went out to celebrate my friend’s birthday. The days leading up to that… Continue Reading “Preparing for the Holidays?”
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#teamtrees
Have you heard about #teamtrees? If not, it is my joy to share this invitation to participate and to help. YouTuber MrBeast started this invitation movement to make a positive environmental impact, by raising funds to plant 20 million trees around the globe. With… Continue Reading “#teamtrees”
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“Curiosity: The Story of a Mars Rover” by Markus Motum
Did you know that the latest Mars rover, Curiosity, was named by a sixth-grader from Kansas? I didn’t, nor did I know so many of the intricate details that went into preparing the Mars rover. A fascinating read, told by the fictional perspective of… Continue Reading ““Curiosity: The Story of a Mars Rover” by Markus Motum”
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“Poetree”
Written by Shauna LaVoy Reynolds Illustrated by Shahrzad Maydani This is a popular book, at least locally. I had wanted to share this post back in April, during National Poetry Month, but it just became available at the library. I think poets have a… Continue Reading ““Poetree””
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