Here is the
next installment in my series of science poetry tied to science-themed
picture books. My graduate student, Kristin Hill (in my "Poetry for
Children" class) selected the focus on “seeds and seed dispersal” from the
series of professional resource books, "Picture Perfect Science
Lessons" by Karen Ansberry and Emily Morgan (and published by the
National Science Teachers Association). Here are her three infographics
centered around seeds
and seed dispersal.
The focus picture book pair is:
- Flip, Float, Fly: Seeds on the Move by JoAnn Early Macken
- Who Will Plant a Tree? by Jerry Pallotta
Science of
poetry graphics created by Kristin Hill
Image
credit: dialoguealumninews.wordpress.com
5 comments:
Thanks for "planting" my pumpkin poem in this patch!
And thank you for sharing your pumpkin patch experiences in this fun poem!
I love this! Sharing with my readers on social media. Thanks!
I love A Seed is Sleepy (as well as the other Aston/Long collaborations).
It's not directly related to sees, but I also love the rhythm of WEEDS FIND A WAY by Cindy Jenson-Elliott :)
Thanks for stopping by and sharing too, Sarah. I appreciate your support in getting the word out to the science community.
And I'm with you, Maria, I love all the Aston/Long books too-- beautiful written, beautifully illustrated, and information rich! Plus thanks for the tip on WEEDS FIND A WAY.
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