Teaching Through Trade Books

by: Emily Morgan and Karen Ansberry

This column includes activities inspired by children’s literature. This month’s issue features books and lessons that will have students anticipating the interesting topics and engaging activities that await them in science class this school year.

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Type Journal ArticlePub Date 7/1/2012Stock # sc12_049_09_16Volume 049Issue 09

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Kathy Renfrew (Barnet, VT)
Kathy Renfrew (Barnet, VT)

Science in September ( or August)

I really like the two books highlighted in this column. Both of them are in my personal collection and I have used the first one in almost the same way. S is for Scientist is one of 2011 Ou... See More

Kathy Renfrew (Barnet, VT)
Kathy Renfrew (Barnet, VT)

Science in September ( or August)

I really like the two books highlighted in this column. Both of them are in my personal collection and I have used the first one in almost the same way. S is for Scientist is one of 2011 Ou... See More

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