K-3
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Image
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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
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Use these images of the stages in a butterfly life cycle to explore the concept of a life cycle....
Participate in UCLA’s Game Based Learning Research Study
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Our friends from UCLA's CRESST are conducting a game based learning research study about building science and social emotional skills with "Go Vector Go" and "Spaceforce;" 2 games featured on BrainPOP...
1.5.5 Review: Was / Were Lesson Plan
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
In the BrainPOP ELL movie, Happy Birthday (L1U5L5), Ben and Moby want to surprise Nikki on her birthday, but Nikki surprises them, instead. While Ben and Moby realize their mistake, students review po...
3 Ways for Using BrainPOP Jr. To Teach Computer Skills to Young Learners
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BrainPOP Jr. can help you teach and reinforce all sorts of key skills in technology for K-3 students: internet safety, parts of a computer, responsible use of computers, blogs, email, and more! Here a...
People Can’t Fly Storyboard Sequencing Activity
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Write captions and/or sequence the images using ordinal numbers in this storyboard sequencing activity from the movie People Can't Fly (L2U2L3)....
Join the Gaming in Ed Online Conference This September
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Join conference founder Steve Hargadon along with BrainPOP's own Allisyn Levy as they co-chair the first Gaming in Ed conference! This is a free event that will be held entirely online, bringing toget...
Using iOS Accessibility Features with the BrainPOP Featured Movie App
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The BrainPOP Featured Movie App has been optimized to take advantage of the Accessibility features built into Apple's iOS for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. Activating the"voice over" feature enables t...
Playful Assessment: BrainPOP’s Sortify Game
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Originally Recorded June 2014
Join us as we explore BrainPOP’s Sortify Game. Designed for “playful assessment,” Sortify covers a range of core subjects and is appropriate for lower elementary throu...
1.6.1 Past Simple Lesson Plan
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
In the BrainPOP ELL movie, The Thief Walked In (L1U6L1), Ben tells Moby about the strange experience he had when he arrived home from school the day before. In this lesson plan, adaptable for grades K...
