This young girl Ada Twist is someone that everyone should try to be like. Ada Twist, Scientist, is a little girl who always asks questions . . . this book is a celebration of STEAM, perseverance, passion, along with a boundless imagination and hopelessly curious just like Rosie Revere!
Do you enjoy designing inventions? Do you enjoy being creative? Do you enjoy looking back and saying “Wow, look what I did!”? Rosie Revere was the SAME way! Let’s see the invention that you design after you read the book!!
Help! An evil scientist has discovered a way to put the moon out of orbit! You have 30 minutes to save our earth and the solar system! Teamwork is important! Work must together to save our planet earth and our solar system. Answers may not always be as simple as they seem. Mrs. Levine and… Read More Throwback from Ms. Eyer’s Library Critical Thinking Challenges: Save the Solar System
Enjoy this beautiful Saturday inside or outside! Listen to this read aloud by Oge Mora, learn a little bit about the author and illustrator and how she got her ideas! Then spend some family time making puppets out of recycled materials! Maybe even get creative and create a puppet show! Thank you @LBookends for the great… Read More Happy Saturday!
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in space… maybe on Mars? It is fascinating out there! Did you know that there is a robot that has been built to actually drive on Mars? NASA’s Mars 2020 Rover took its first drive back in December and NASA is planning on sending… Read More Want to explore Mars? NASA’s Red Rover can show us the way!
Top o’ the evenin’ to ya! We are so LUCKY to have so many amazing authors share their books with the virtual world! Checkout this great read aloud by Laura Murray who is reading her book The Gingerbread Man and the Leprechaun Loose at School! Before St. Patrick’s Day has come and gone… Here is… Read More Try Your Luck – Read Aloud, Fun Chats, and Leprechaun Traps
Not a numbers person? Perfect! This game doesn’t really involve numbers. In fact, the boxes could just as easily be filled with letters of the alphabet, shapes or even pictures! Numbers are only used because they are well-recognized symbols. Puzzles are a great activity for kids. They exercise the brain, help develop logical reasoning, and… Read More Throwback from Ms. Eyer’s Library Critical Thinking Challenges: Sudoku