Science
The Space Shuttle comes to NYC!
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Gasps of excitement filled the BrainPOP offices this morning as the Space Shuttle (atop a 747) flew past our windows! Everyone was standing by the windows, mouths wide, with the cameras in hand! In ce...
BrainPOP Mobile in Action!
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Guest Blogger Betty Ann Fish is the Chair of the Physical Education Department at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy and has been teaching and coaching for 24 years. Currently she teaches at the element...
April Spotlight: Earth Awareness
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
April is a month of showers, flowers and season changing powers: with all this transition comes student questions! Help them find the answers by checking out BrainPOP's "Earth Awareness" spotlight pag...
Webinar Alert: Getting Creative: Scientific Illustrations & Other Projects
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
Wednesday, March 14
Special time: 7:30PM EST
Getting Creative: Scientific Illustrations & Other Projects
All the way from Shanghai, we welcome Laura Brown, a high school science teacher, ...
Webinar: Science Class With GameUp
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Note Later Starting Time: Wednesday, February 29 6:30PM ET
Join 4th-grade teacher and BrainPOP advisor Robert Miller for an in depth exploration of using GameUp games in science class. Learn how pl...
BrainPOP in College Classes? You bet!
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Guest Blogger Cindi Smith-Walters, PhD is a professor of biology at Middle TN State University, co-directs the MTSU Center for Environmental Education, and is a past president of the Tennessee Academ...
BrainPOP, Ecosystems and Habitats
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Today’s Guest blogger is star BrainPOP user and 3rd grade teacher extraordinaire Maria Montalbano, from P.S. 58 The School of Heroes in Maspeth, New York. Maria is passionate about utilizing technolog...
Who was Ada Lovelace?
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October 7th is Ada Lovelace Day, a worldwide event named for 19th-century mathematician Ada Lovelace. Using the power of blogging, the day celebrates women who've followed career paths into the STEM a...
Diseases, Injuries, and Conditions Lesson Plan: Raising Health Awareness
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In this lesson plan, which is adaptable for grades 3-12, students take part in a hands-on activity to explore the difference between diseases, injuries, and conditions. Students then select a disease,...
Animals Lesson Plan: Diversity of Life
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In this animals lesson plan, which is adaptable for grades 3-12, students explore various types of animals and their classification. Students then create a collaborative BrainPOP-based lesson to teach...
