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Kimberly Lightle

Beyond Penguins and Polar Bears: An Online Magazine for K-5 Teachers - 1 views

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    Even though it says K-5 many middle school teachers use these resources.
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    Beyond Penguins and Polar Bears is an online magazine integrating science, literacy, and the polar regions. In each month's issue, you can: Explore the Arctic and Antarctica; Learn science concepts and literacy strategies; Read about misconceptions, equity, and technology; Discover standards-based lessons and resources; and Integrate polar science into your curriculum.
Kimberly Lightle

The Shiniest Moon - 1 views

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    Help integrating science and literacy - here is a nonfiction text for students available in a variety of formats including electronic.
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    This nonfiction article is written for use with upper-elementary students (grades 4-5) but can also be used with middle school students. Students learn about two of Saturn's moons, albedo, the relationship between heat absorption and temperature, and how decreasing sea ice in the Arctic actually contributes to further melting. Modified versions are available for students in grades K-1 and grades 2-3, or any student needing a simplified version. At each grade level, the article is available in text, printable pdf files allowing you to print the story in either text or a foldable book format, and an electronic version. Reading strategy templates and related activities provide tips for integrating this story with your science and literacy instruction.
Kimberly Lightle

Textmasters: Shaking Up Textbook Reading in Science Classrooms - ReadWriteThink - 5 views

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    "Textmasters was created to bring the collaborative learning environment of literature circles to content area reading with a science or social studies textbook. "
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    Great strategy for helping students read the textbook.
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