Teacher Resources
Making the Most of SnapThought
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
BrainPOP's unique SnapThought® tool is fundamentally changing the game play experience on GameUp for students and teachers. In this article we will explain how optimal use of this tool provides opport...
Our Corps for the Core: BrainPOP and the Common Core Standards
Posted by cemignano on
Educators' Team on Common Core Standards: Originally Recorded February 2014
The BrainPOP educators team shares BrainPOP’s rich history of creating engaging and rigorous content, and how our videos,...
Citizen Science Game Teacher Support Resources
Posted by SM Bruner on
BrainPOP offers a variety of lesson plans and other teacher support resources to help you use the Citizen Science game and assess what students have learned through game play. This short video provide...
Sortify Multiplication Game Discussion Starters
Posted by SM Bruner on
Use these Sortify Multiplication Game Discussion Starters to help students reflect on their learning during and after the Sortify: Multiplication game, and expand the discussion to how game play relat...
Sortify Game Lesson Ideas: An Adaptable Overview
Posted by SM Bruner on
This page provides Sortify game lesson ideas for BrainPOP's Sortify game. The ideas are adaptable for any subject area and any grade level (K-12.) Learn how the Sortify game can be used as a playful a...
Word Map Graphic Organizer
Posted by allisyn on
Students use critical thinking skills and prior knowledge to make connections among new words in this word map graphic organizer. Word maps are especially useful for abstract concepts and academic wor...
Tag Questions Sentence Strips
Posted by allisyn on
Cut out and match the sentences with their tag questions in this Tag Questions Sentence Strips activity sheet....
Beyond the Flipped Classroom with POPstar Lisa Parisi
Posted by SM Bruner on
Originally Recorded February 2014
Some call it the "flipped" classroom with “blended” learning, others call it good instruction that takes advantage of modern technology and media. Either way, join P...
Our Favorite Things
Posted by allisyn on
Use possessive adjectives (my, your, his, etc.) or nouns and apostrophes (Jon's book) to describe images of Ed, Nikki, Ben, and Moby....
Family Tree
Posted by allisyn on
Practice vocabulary about family with this printable image illustrating members in a family tree....
