Marine biologist Edie Widder at the Ocean Research & Conservation Association describes the program she's designed to involve high school students in actively protecting the environment.

Maggie is determined to make her own bread by getting the windmill working again but JG’s drone soon puts a spanner in the works.

Penny Singh’s art exhibition has a very important art critic turning up. Shane helps the kids with culinary self-portraits but will they impress?

Let's join Eric and his friend on a nature walk in the forest and learn about bar graphs. In this video we will show you that bar graphs are another way to represent data. They could be horizontal, or side to side, and vertical, or up...

Join us as we embark on an exciting adventure in our latest video, 'Going on a Bear Hunt | Bear Hunt Song | Brain Break'. This brain break activity is perfect for kids who need a fun and engaging break from their daily routine. We'll be...

Turns out you don't need to buy that Clearview AI subscription after all.

Some of these faces are real. Can you guess which ones?

The video “News at Five” makes a pictograph using information found on a weather map.

¡Hola! In this video lesson, we're going to be practicing the "impersonal se" or "passive se".

Decimals Represented with Pictures represents decimal numbers by using pictures.

Stanford University neuroscientist Kalanit Grill-Spector describes how the act of vision is much more complicated than we might naively assume, as 30% of our brains is dedicated to vision processing.

Stanford University neuroscientist Kalanit Grill-Spector describes the basics of how an fMRI machine works and what it’s like to conduct brain-imaging experiments.

Psychologist Philip Zimbardo (Stanford) describes how the official U.S. Government reaction to the horrific abuses at Abu Ghraib prison committed by American soldiers is an all-too-typical denial of the powerful situational effects on...

UCLA psychologist Martin Monti describes how he developed the hypothesis that language and mathematics might be linked to a certain syntactical structure in our brains and how he went about experimentally testing the idea using fMRI...

Psychologist Philip Zimbardo (Stanford) describes how a prime situational catalyst for dangerously abusive behavior is boredom of those in power positions.

Erika Sandstrom taught 8 years in Missouri and is currently in the Peabody Public Schools teaching grades 6th-8th as a Digital Media Teacher and was the Yearbook Manager for 3 years. She also serves on the district Technology Team and...

In this video, Claudio Zavala, an Education Evangelist at Adobe, shares his passion for storytelling and empowering others to share their own stories. He emphasizes the importance of capturing moments through technology like phones to...

A video entitled, “Graphic Aids in Texts,” which explains how graphic aids are used in informational texts and reviews the different types of commonly used graphic aids.

The video “Illustrating Word Problems” shows how to use illustrations to solve addition and subtraction word problems.

This video will discuss examples to compare proportional relationships (as a graph, as an equation, and as a table of values) to calculate which has the greater rate.

A video entitled “Asking Important Questions” demonstrates how to ask questions about an explanation.

A video entitled “Create a Pictograph” which shows how data can be collected through a survey and displayed on a pictograph.

In this video, you will learn how to write a first draft of your informational book. We will discuss how to use headings to organize the facts that go together. We will also draw and label pictures that help to teach the reader more...

In this video, you will learn how to publish your personal narrative story. Publishing means getting your writing ready to share with others!