STEM
Food Fight Feedback!
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
Students, teachers, gamers young and old are loving Food Fight, GameUP's newest offering that explores ecosystems and food chains! We were thrilled to receive this feedback from Ray Hopkin, a ...
Guest Blogger Laura Brown – Reflections on Science Education in Shanghai
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
With all the buzz at BrainPOP about the STEM video game challenge and this week's Global Education Conference, today we welcome Guest Blogger Laura Brown. Laura is an expatriate science teacher worki...
Are You Game? Game Design Workshop – November 12th
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
Attention New York City area educators! Are you 'game' for a free one day game design workshop with BrainPOP and Gamestar Mechanic? Then read on. . .
From the National STEM Video Game Challenge to ...
The Power of a Good Question
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
Superstar educator Kippy Cooper, a science teacher from Draper Intermediate School in Wylie TX, uses BrainPOP to help her students develop the ability to ask good questions. She says, "Part of my c...
Who was Ada Lovelace?
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
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...
STEM Skills Lesson Plan: STEM to the Rescue!
Posted by SM Bruner on
In this STEM Skills lesson plan, adaptable for grades 3-12, students use BrainPOP and other online resources to research a science, engineering, or technology topic, and create a digital public servic...
