Using Fictional Stories as a Pathway to Science Content
Parents and students had a wonderful time problem solving and designing together at our NOV8…INNOVATE event!
Hello Community! Happy 2021! I hope you are enjoying a good book these days! I have a few downloaded on my Kindle app, including The Wild Robot by Peter Brown, a best-selling novel geared for middle-grade readers, but loved by all ages. I originally heard about this class favorite from my colleague and friend, Amy,…
Hello Everyone! It has definitely been awhile since I last updated, posted, researched, and the list goes on, even into many other aspects of my life, as I have worked to navigate the waters that are 2020. I hope you are all well and navigating the waves the best that you can, because, truly, that…
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 can find this link through this post (consider bookmarking it 🙏)…
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 she was honored as the co-founder of IABE (Idaho Association for…
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Fictional Stories in Science 