Miss Palomine explains to the student that we can use describing words to describe things. She then uses examples of a flower, a cookie, and a pair of socks and puts them into categories defined by their describing words.

Miss P explains that an estimate is a reasonable guess. She and the student then make estimates of the number of objects in various examples that are shown.

Miss Palomine explains that although she likes winter, she’s happy when it’s finally spring time. She talks about the different clothes we wear in winter and spring and explains that spring comes between winter and summer. She talks...

Miss Palomine takes a look around the outdoors to see all the things made by animals. She then comes indoors and begins the discussion of things that are made by nature, and things that are man-made. She and the student sort them into...

To illustrate the concept of how two sides of a pattern stay the same when they rotate, Miss Palomine invites her double to help with the explanation. They explain that no matter which way a symmetrical object turns, both sides will...

Miss Palomine is in her backyard with her camera, hoping to capture some pictures of her favorite kind of butterfly. This begins a discussion of the lifecycle of a butterfly.

Miss Palomine talks about the number of plants that were used in the past and still used today to make medicines. She then talks about how trees benefit people and animals.

We find Miss Palomine watering her house plant. This begins a discussion of the various parts of the plant and how plants grow.

Miss Palomine notices that her plant is growing but her rock isn’t. She realizes that her plant is a living thing and her rock is not. This begins a discussion of living and nonliving things. The student then is challenged to identify...

Miss Palomine begins the lesson by reminding the student about the measurement of length. She then talks about how length is measured in inches. She measures some common objects to illustrate the size of an inch and encourages the...

Miss Palomine uses two bowls of pasta to illustrate long and short, and big and small. She and the student then identify objects that are long and short, big and small, tall and short.

Miss Palomine matches the word of each color to white, black, and brown. She then introduces pictures and she and the student identify objects that are black, objects that are white, and objects that are brown.

Miss Palomine introduces the shape of the week, the rectangle, and the color of the week, orange. Together, she and the student look for rectangles and objects that are orange.

Miss Palomine introduces the shape of the week, the triangle, and the color of the week, yellow. Together, she and your student will look for triangles and objects that are yellow.

Miss Palomine introduces the shape of the week, the square, and the color of the week, blue. She sets up a game of checkers to show an example of squares.

Learn about photosynthesis and the parts of a plant with fun animation for students of all ages, especially fourth graders. Learn how plants make their food using water, air, light, and nutrients. Covers chlorophyll and photosynthesis...

Trollie Triangle has a fun game for young learners. Help him find basic shapes and colors in an animated picture while singing along!

Here is the fun and effective way to learn a few words that kids may find useful outdoors. The onscreen mouth shows how to properly form and pronounce each sound. Learners feel encouraged to imitate the sounds and learn the words....

Cause and Effect Phrases demonstrates understanding of word relationships by identifying cause and effect phrases in context that help to explain an unknown word or phrase.

Coach Socrates shows Miss Palomine how to make healthy and delicious PB & J Daisies.

In this session you will learn about thow the tiny seed can be grown.

1. Anatomy of the
seed
2. Steps and process to follow for a seed to grow healthy li
ke a plant
3. What
is Germination?
4. Life cycle of a seed to a...

To maintain a healthy parenting skills it is important to understand that every child is unique in its own way and there is no point in comparing them so here is the video which explains

that being frendly with your children and...

This video teaches what a homophone is, shares many examples, and gives kids a chance to try to name the correct homophone. Learning homophones helps build vocabulary which grows comprehension.

If you were a plant, where would your roots be? Would your arms be leaves or branches? Would you be a mighty tree or a beautiful flower? Join us in this lesson as we learn all about the parts of plants. Just like our bodies, the...