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BrainPOP and iCivics: Political Parties
December 9, 2019
It’s a party… but not the kind with ice cream and cake! Remind students that a political party is an organized group of people who share sim... 
Lesson Plans for Presidential Primary Day
February 7, 2012
Many BrainPOP Educators are using the latest developments in the presidential election campaigns to teach their students about democracy, vo... 
March Spotlights
March 6, 2013
March’s spotlights include Women’s History and The Law, so be sure to check out our featured movies and resources throughout the month!
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How One Teacher Used BrainPOP to Teach Her Students – and Herself – About Citizenship
June 23, 2015
More than 40 years ago, Carmen Gil was an ESOL professor in her native country of Venezuela. She came to the United States and has been teac... 
10 Ways Game-Based Learning Can Enhance Your Curriculum
August 6, 2015
Have you been wanting to try out game-based learning in your classroom? Here are ten ways games can enhance your curriculum and help student... 
Executive Command Essential Questions
May 31, 2013
How and why are governments established?
What are the potential advantages and disadvantages of the checks and balances system?
What ... 
Martin Luther King Jr. Student Animation Movie
June 3, 2013
This student animation about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. proves that BrainPOP is way more than a movie and a quiz: BrainPOP can also be used ... 
Using BrainPOP Jr. to teach about U.S. symbols
April 10, 2015
This screencast shares a variety of ways teachers can use the free BrainPOP Jr. movie U.S. Symbols to help K-3 students understand the histo... 
