Teacher Resources
Using Games in the Classroom
Posted by Laura Gatto on
Katrina Schwartz's blog post for MindShift on November 24, 2014 entitled, "Some Struggles Teachers Face Using Games in the Classroom" brings to light the many barriers to implementing game-based lear...
Order of Adjectives Chart
Posted by allisyn on
Use this chart as a reference and activity for word order of adjectives....
Picture Prompt: Adjective Endings
Posted by allisyn on
Students practice using adjective endings –ing and –ed with these pairs of adjective images....
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Image
Posted by allisyn on
Use this image of the universal recycling symbol to prompt class discussion about recycling and the concept of "reduce, reuse, recycle."...
Butterfly Life Cycle Images
Posted by allisyn on
Use these images of the stages in a butterfly life cycle to explore the concept of a life cycle....
5 Reasons to Use Closed-Captioning with BrainPOP Movies
Posted by SM Bruner on
Here are some great reasons to use closed-captioning with BrainPOP movies. It's easy! All BrainPOP, BrainPOP Jr., and BrainPOP ELL movies have built-in closed captioning (or subtitle) features.
See...
BrainPOP + Speech-Language Pathologists = Improving Student Achievement
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
Certified BrainPOP Educator Kim Thomas is a Technology Integration Specialist at the Madison School District in Pheonix AZ. As part of her certification process, Kim led a training with the Speech &am...
November Curriculum Spotlights
Posted by SM Bruner on
Did you know that each month, BrainPOP highlights movie topics and other resources that might be relevant to your curriculum? Our Curriculum Spotlight page gives you a yearlong overview of all BrainPO...
Dog Show Picture Prompt
Posted by allisyn on
Use this image of a dog show as a written or oral prompt about the movie Old Dog, New Tricks (L2U1L5), which reviews reflexive and object pronouns, phrasal verbs, and the modal can....
Speak Up 2014 – Make Your Voice Heard
Posted by cemignano on
Are you “Speaking Up” about digital learning this year? If not, you are missing a unique opportunity to have your views—as well as the views of your educators, students, their parents and the local co...
