A place to find interesting science and nature topics teachers, librarians, and parents can use to teach science concepts or just for the fun of it! Friday, August 10, 2012. Take a road trip to Mars! Visit other nonfiction blogs today at NONFICTION MONDAY. I am delighted to have Alexandra Siy. Thank you, Alexandra, .

Monday, March 12, 2018. We are all treaty people - Classroom resources. I know these books will be useful for classroom teaching in the primary grades. But I have some concerns about recommending them, too. The three books are The Handshake and the Pipe. And We Are All Treaty People. By Betty Lynxleg, illustrated by Scott B. Henderson and Amber Green and make up the trilogy, Treaty Tales. These stories do not reflect the.

Tuesday, June 01, 2010. I am excited to announce that Arboreality. Now has a new, permanent home at www. Will all live together under one domain. For those who prefer the original channels, my blog will be simply categorized by Studio, Forest, and Garden respectively. You can read more details here. Posted by Jade L Blackwater.

Hands-on science exploration for children and their parents. Friday, March 16, 2018. Celebrating Women in Science Archaeology and Architecture. By Anita Yasuda; illus. 112 pages; ages 9-12. Our world may be mapped, but the past remains largely unexplored. Which means there is a lot o.

And illustrated by Ward Jenkins. It features diverse characters, the text is full of action verbs and catchy rhymes, it has just the rig.

I am an avid reader who enjoys all types of books, although I mainly read fiction. In addition to reading, I also love crocheting, knitting, cooking, running, and watching Penn State sports. What My Book Club is Reading. Monday, March 19, 2018. One is playing a long game. But which one? So I was extrem.

Monday, May 2, 2016. Connecting Math and Art to Teach Multiplication. In October of 2011, one of my students, now a highly successful classroom teacher, created an annotated bibliography on connecting math and art in the teaching of multiplication. My thanks to Christine Mingus. In this lesson, students explore positive and negative space and create a sta.

We hope you enjoy hearing about our learning adventures throughout the year. Monday, October 1, 2012. We have a new digital resource for kids interested in nonfiction topics. Chapman now has a membership to. Students can read about animals, Earth science topics or biographies about important people who changed the world. Enjoy! Friday, September 28, 2012. Reading OAA Test for 3.