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Along with the Common Core, many state standards ask that educators incorporate multimodal resources into their lesson plans. As time goes on, more and more quality apps are available to meet that requirement. Here are a few digital resources to consider for your nonfiction science collection.
Using a question/answer format, Goldstone explains the concepts of possibility, impossibility, probability, improbability, and certainty.
An Islamic Snow White.
About words and writing.
Recipes for healthy eating with wholesome foods
Why are scientists interested in this elusive creature that looks like a cross between a hippo and an elephant? Sy Montgomery explains.
More math fun (Goldstone), more frogs (Himmelman), and more
On trains, cooking, and volcanoes.
Solid biographies and nautical poetry
An assortment of recent books that examine both historical milestones and current research in exploring our solar system and beyond.
Fifty gorgeous photos introduce a yeti crab, a spined pigmy shark, etc.
The book traces the advent of cross-country train travel, focusing on an early trip from Omaha to Sacramento.
“Korean Nursery Rhymes” and the Pinkneys’ “Martin & Mahalia”.
