The Art of Literary Engineering: Crafting STEM Activities from Books
This post contains affiliate links Welcome to the “Art of Literary Engineering,” where we explore the exciting world of integrating literature and STEM activities from
This post contains affiliate links Welcome to the “Art of Literary Engineering,” where we explore the exciting world of integrating literature and STEM activities from
If you were to search the internet for children’s literature for any math concept, you’d likely find several posts to help you out. I know
This last school year my daughter was a struggling reader. As I asked what I could do to help her, the teacher repeatedly told me
In my school district, on Read Across America day, we dedicate the entire afternoon to just dropping everything and reading. There are some students in
I love when I can find nonfiction texts that can be used in both reading and in other curricular areas, such as science. Today’s mentor
This week’s mentor text is the book Enormous Smallness: A Story of E.E. Cummings by Matthew Burgess. This is a nonfiction biography that centers around
This week for Mentor Text Monday, I am going to tell you about a book written by Jen Bryant and Melissa Sweet. The book is
It’s Mentor Text Monday! This week I’m excited to share with you a book by Pamela Zagarenski. This book is called The Whisper. This book
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