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Moby and Tim in Outer Space Wallpaper
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Moby and Tim in Outer Space Wallpaper is a great way to explore the wide realms of BrainPOP!...
Moby and Ben Fireworks Wallpaper
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Moby and Ben Fireworks Wallpaper will light up any BrainPOP ELL fan's computer screen!...
Moby Goes to School Wallpaper
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Walk to School with Moby Wallpaper is great for curriculums that use BrainPOP, and for kids who just like that orange robot!...
Artful Thinking Routines With the DIA Art Center’s April Lee
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Designed for educators of all disciplines, this webinar focuses on the Artful Thinking Routines - a group of protocols designed by Harvard researchers to help people think deeply about artwork. We’ll ...
Sequencing Snowpeople Lesson Plan: Teaching First, Next, and Last
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In this lesson plan, which is adaptable for grades K-5, students use BrainPOP Jr. and/or BrainPOP resources to explore sequencing vocabulary (i.e. first, last, next, then, finally, and after that.) St...
Branches of Power Social Studies Game Guide
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Download the Branches of Power social studies game guide from our partner, iCivics....
Ratios Lesson Plan: Ratio Rumble Game
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In this ratios lesson plan, which is adaptable for grades 3-8, students explore ratios and proportions using an online math game called Ratio Rumble. Students will identify ratios when used in a varie...
Student Animation: Tim, Moby and Winston Churchill!
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This student animation about Winston Churchill proves that BrainPOP is much more than a movie and a quiz! BrainPOP can also be used as inspiration for student animation projects! This animation was p...
Search Shark Internet Search Game: Vocabulary Strategies
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To get the most from this internet search game, review the meaning of the term “keyword” with students prior to Search Shark game play. You may want to project an internet search for the class to see ...
Pearl Diver Math Game Essential Questions
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How can fractions be expressed, ordered, and compared?
How is adding and subtracting fractions different and similar from working with whole numbers?
How can number lines help us to predict the...
