The Nuclear Disaster of Chernobyl analyzes the nuclear disaster of Ukraine and Chernobyl and the effects on health and society.

The Water Cycle identifies and illustrates each component of the water cycle.

A look at the devastating conditions in the central plains states during much of the Great Depression.

The video “Effects of Strip Mining” examines the process of strip mining, with a specific focus on the negative effects it can have on the environment.

“Write a How-To Text” models how to write a how-to text and provides examples.

The video “Temperature Differences” explores the differences between sun and shade.

A video entitled “Living vs. Nonliving: Part 1” which explains what the words living and nonliving mean and gives examples of living and nonliving things.

A video entitled "Living vs. Nonliving Things 2" which describes seven characteristics that all living things share.

Deforestation explains how cultural patterns and economic decisions influence the environment and daily lives of people by analyzing the causes and effects of and solutions for deforestation.

"What Is a Flood?" explains what a flood is and gives examples of the effects of floods on people and the environment.

“Water Erosion Solutions” discusses plantings and man-made structures as ways of preventing water erosion.

Dr. Algae introduces the parts of a plant and explains the importance of each one.

Dr. Algae explains why all living things need food, air, and water to survive.

A video entitled "Plants: How Do They Grow in Unusual Places?" which uses the example of a flower growing from a sidewalk to examine the wide variety and adaptability of plant life.

In this series, you will learn how to write a How-To! If you have chosen a topic, written an introduction, written steps, and revised your steps, you are ready to end your book with a closing or conclusion!

In this series, you will learn how to write a How-To! If you have chosen a topic, written an introduction, and written steps, you are ready to revise your steps to make them even better. Be sure to add details so the reader knows exactly...

In this series, you will learn how to write a How-To! If you have chosen a topic and written an introduction, you are ready to start writing the steps. Be sure to list each step in order and use transition words to connect your ideas.

f you have brainstormed and chosen a topic for your How-To book, you are ready to start writing an introduction! An introduction should hook the reader, name your topic, and tell the reader what materials are needed.

What caused the Dust Bowl during the Great Depression. What was the Dust Bowl and what were the effects of the Dust Bowl. Yup, it's a Social Studies lecture designed to win you points and keep you awake. As much as the Dust Bowl allows...

Sunflowers are the international symbol for nuclear disarmament. You will most likely find sunflowers around areas where nuclear disasters have occurred in the past. Following the 1986 meltdown at the Chernobyl Power Plant in Ukraine,...

Build a simple soil moisture sensor (no programming required) that you can use for a science project! The sensor also works as a water level detector. Complete written instructions, including a parts list, can be found