Classroom Projects
Classroom Activities: Elements of Art
Posted by allisyn on
These classroom activities are designed to complement the Elements of Art topic on BrainPOP Jr.
Color, Value, and Mood
How can color and value change the mood of a piece of art? Have students crea...
States of Matter Lesson Plan: Matter Sorter Game
Posted by allisyn on
In this lesson plan, which is adaptable for grades 3-8, students use BrainPOP resources to explore the states of matter. Students will determine whether an example of matter is a solid, liquid, gas, o...
BrainPOP Sound Effects
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
From Moby's famous "Beep Beep" to the tell tale "POP" that you hear every time you load our homepage or app, these BrainPOP sound effects add a new dimension of BrainPOPpiness to your work! What fun ...
Make Your Own BrainPOP Animation
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
Interested in making your own BrainPOP animation? Emily Smith leads "The Hive Society" a 5th grade Language Arts teacher at Cunningham Elementary in Austin TX. This year alone her student "scholars" h...
STEAM Video Game Design: Tales From Students in the Field!
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Peek into a STEAM video game design lab with POPstar David Conover and some of his Pflugerville, TX students. They’ll share their unique experiences developing a “Circuit of Sustainability” and collab...
BrainPOP and Project-based Learning- A Perfect Match
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Guest blogger Donna Adams Román shares her approach to project-based learning with the use of BrainPOP.
Inspiring independent thinking is a challenge all teachers face. It requires some intentional...
3D Printing Lesson Plan: Make Your Own Moby
Posted by SM Bruner on
In this lesson plan which is adaptable for grades 3-12, students use BrainPOP resources to explore 3D printing. Students will learn what 3D printers can and cannot do and sketch a useful object that t...
Chocolate
Posted by SM Bruner on
Yum! Learn all about chocolate in this student-made, BrainPOP-inspired video by PJ Burns' and Erin Waggoner's 3rd graders in Nicholasville, Kentucky....
Making Student BrainPOP Videos – First Grade Teacher Lauren Bounds Shares her Process
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Lauren Bounds is a 1st Grade teacher at the Thackston School in Knoxville, TN. In this guest blog post, Lauren tells the story of using BrainPOP as inspiration for making a solar system movie with her...
Martin Luther King Jr. Student Animation Movie
Posted by SM Bruner on
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 as inspiration for student animation projects! This animatio...
