LitLinks by Patricia Newman

Author Patricia Newman has a blog wherein different kid lit STEM/STEAM authors write posts about activities you can use in the classroom to teach science in combination with literature. 

Got fonts?

If you want to test out tons of different fonts simultaneously, check out Google Fonts.

Women In Science

 NASA's Reach Across the Stars website lets you learn more about female scientist and has cool downloadables and videos. 

Native Land

 Native Land provides both an interactive map of the indigenous population of the Americas and also has a more detailed site you can explore. 

World History Timeline

 A very cool scroll through for history buffs: World Digital Library

Learn more about CRISPR!

The Howard Hughes Medical Institute's wonderful BioInteractive site is always an excellent resource for advanced middle grade and high school kids. 

First, learn more about how CRISPR-Cas9 is used by people such as Nobel Laureates Jennifer Doudna and Emmanuelle Charpentier. 

Then, try your hand at building a paper model of CRISPR-Cas9!

The Lowell Observatory

Informative site of The Lowell Observatory where you can sign up for astronomy alerts and see what kid-friendly offerings they have.