Kids’ Chemical Solutions Element Toss Game
Element Toss is a bean bag game designed to build molecular literacy. This game is meant to reinforce the concepts…
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How “Zero is Our Hero” Can Be Implemented in a Game of Ionic Ooze
How “Zero is Our Hero” Can Be Implemented in a Game of Ionic Ooze Written by: Dr. Colleen Kelley “Zero…
Kids’ Chemical Solutions: Lesson Plan Links & Resources
Find the links to articles and videos discussed in the Kids’ Chemical Solutions Lesson Plans!
Kids’ Chemical Solutions: Activity Packet Links
Find the links to articles and videos discussed in the Kids’ Chemical Solutions Activity Packets!
Pianos and Periodic Tables: How to Best Learn Chemistry at Home
Pianos and Periodic Tables: How to Best Learn Chemistry at Home by: Dr. Colleen Kelley Do you have a memory…
Ready Set Go Books: A Literacy Project in Ethiopia
Ready Set Go Books: A Literacy Project in Ethiopia by: Hanna Griffing Note: This post contains links to sites that…
Grade 5 Worksheets
Worksheets by Topic: Writing Stories Creating a Protagonist and an Antagonist Week 5 Conflict Week 5 Plot Week 5 Rewriting…
Why Test?
Why Test? By: Kristin Lehman For many learners, testing is like a trip to the dentist… possibly necessary, but painful…
The Power of Literature Part 2: For the Middle Years
This post contains recommendations for longer chapter books for mid elementary to early high school.
Literature allows us to see further than our own household, our own neighborhood. It allows us to experience the lives, thoughts, and emotions of people in circumstances very different from ours.
The Power of Literature Part 1: For the Very Young
This post contains book recommendations for preschool through early elementary.
I have always believed in the power of literature to help us to understand, to empathize, to open our hearts and minds. Literature allows us to see further than our own household, our own neighborhood.
