Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Books
Five Hiding Ostriches
by Barbara Barbieri McGrath (Author) and Riley Samels (Illustrator)
@ Amazon | Bookshop | IndieBound
Booktalk: Count five fast ostriches as they play hide-and-seek with a lurking lion in this rhyming early concepts counting picture book!
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Working with Computers and Robotics
by Sonya Newland (Author) and Diego Vaisberg (Illustrator)
Booktalk: Learn how hardware and software work, and discover how engineers are creating robots to help us out on Earth — and in space. Writing in binary code and building a brushbot are just a couple of the fun activities included.
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Footprints Across the Planet
by Jennifer Swanson (Author)
@ Amazon | Bookshop | IndieBound
Booktalk: Every footprint–from the physical to the digital and the permanent to the fleeting–leaves a mark on Earth telling a story of the past, the present, or the future. What type of imprint will YOU leave?
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The author, Jennifer Swanson, is one of my former students.
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My new Focus on STEM column, Making Math Fun, is in the August Quick Tips for Schools and Libraries newsletter.
Snippet: It’s already time for back-to-school! One of the 30 ways math coach Mr. Elementary Math recommends to make math fun is using picture-book read-alouds with students.
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