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  • A collage of children’s book covers about what animals do in winter, featuring birds, seals, foxes, and turtles, with the text “Books & Videos about Migration and Hibernation” in the center.
    Life Science

    What Animals Do in Winter – Books and Videos about Migration and Hibernation

    December and January are the ideal months to study about winter animals (well if you live in the northern hemisphere). It is the time of the year when we study…

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  • A collage of book covers about extreme weather hazards, featuring titles on tornadoes, floods, hurricanes, and natural disasters, with Books about Weather Hazards in bold blue and white text at the center.
    Earth Science

    12 Books about Extreme Weather Hazards for Elementary Students

    12 books to teach elementary students about Weather Hazards, such as hurricanes, floods, and tornadoes. Use these books to introduce a weather unit or have students research different weather hazards. These books match third-grade NGSS science standards.

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  • A collage of eight colorful Books about Weather and climate for children, arranged in two rows under the title Weather & Climate books for kids on a blue background.
    Earth Science

    13 Books about Weather for Elementary Science Lessons

    Weather is always a fascinating topic for students. They see it happening all around them and want to understand how it works and what causes our weather. These 13 books…

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  • A collage of six Books about Magnets covers, with bold text in the center reading "Books about MAGNETS." The covers feature illustrations of magnets, children, and metallic objects.
    Physical Science

    Books About Magnets for Kids: 10 Picks for Elementary School

    Magnetism can be tricky to teach because students cannot see the force. They can only observe what it does. Picture books help bridge that gap. This list of magnet books…

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  • A collage of seven St. Patrick’s Day-themed children’s book covers arranged around the text “ST. PATRICK’S DAY Books” in bold white and green letters, perfect for discovering new books for St. Patrick's Day celebrations.
    Spring

    15 books for St. Patrick’s Day: Read Alouds for Your March Lesson Plans

    St. Patrick’s Day is upon us, and what better way to celebrate than by diving into a selection of books perfect for the occasion? Whether it’s setting the stage for…

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  • A collage of six Force and Motion Picture Books for children, featuring titles like “Newton and Me,” “Roller Coaster,” and “The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind,” with bold text reading “Force & Motion Picture Books.”.
    Physical Science

    15 Force and Motion Picture Books to Engage Young Learners

    One way to engage students in teaching about difficult science concepts like Force and Motion is to help them relate the new concepts to the world around them.  Books are…

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  • A collage of eight Read Aloud Chapter Books for Second Graders, featuring favorites like Goonie Bird Greene, The Borrowers, The Penderwicks, Lulu and the Brontosaurus, two Kate DiCamillo picks, Because of Winn-Dixie, and Mr. Popper’s Penguins.
    Reading | English Learners

    26 Read Alouds for 2nd Grade That Build Comprehension and a Love of Stories

    Second graders are at a sweet spot with reading. They are ready for longer stories, strong characters, and running jokes that carry across chapters, but many are not quite ready…

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