Morgan, Emily R

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Next time you see a pill bug

Teaches elementary-age children about wood lice, more commonly called the pill bug.
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Even more picture-perfect science lessons

K-5, using children's books to guide inquiry
2013
Presents a collection of fifteen lesson plans for Kindergarten through fifth-grade science classroom that use picture books to help develop interest in science, and contains reproducible student pages and assessments.
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Picture-perfect STEM lessons, 3-5

using children's books to inspire STEM learning
2017
"This book's 15 kid-friendly lessons convey how science, technology, engineering, and mathematics intersect in the real world"--Back cover.
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Next time you see the moon

2014
"This book inspires children to observe the Moon. Readers will learn how the Moon's changing shape is caused by its orbit around the Earth."--Provided by publisher.

Next time you see a spiderweb

Examines the origins, types, and role of spider webs; the physical traits that allow spiders to build webs; and what humans can learn from spider webs. Includes suggested activities, websites for further information, and color photographs.

Next time you see a firefly

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, and life cycle of a firefly. Includes large color photographs and a list of activities and websites.

Next time you see a maple seed

2014
An exploration of maple seeds, covering their shape, dispersal, different kinds, and more.

Next time you see a pill bug

2013
Teaches elementary-age children about wood lice, more commonly called the pill bug.

Next time you see a seashell

2013
Looks at the creation of seashells and their uses by mollusks.

Next time you see a firefly

2013
An examination of fireflies that explains why fireflies flash and describes how they live secret lives underground.

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