Review in a easy and fun way the pronunciation and writing of the most usual names for foods and meals

Computerworld’s Ken Mingis and Michael Simon from PCWorld and Macworld are talking about how more mobile apps use artificial intelligence and how it improves features. If you have a question, post it as a comment.

Using tablet computers before bedtime can disrupt normal sleep patterns, a new study found. Under normal conditions the pineal gland in the brain secretes melatonin, a chemical that is partially responsible for regulating the sleep-wake...

This video discusses the concept of gravity and its importance in keeping objects in place. It discusses Isaac Newton's theory of universal gravitation and how gravity affects various aspects of our lives, from objects falling to the...

In this lesson, students practice revising a draft about exploring a cave with a focus on using details to create a clear image in their reader's mind. A video models the thought process writers use to apply the targeted skill and...

Come join us on our third trip to *Efteling! Our theme park vlogs go down so well with our audience that it would be a shame not to share one of our favorites with you! This is part 1 of an epic vlogging day in the park and we got to do...

Learn the colors in English in this BASHO & FRIENDS classic!

Ghanaian-American creative director Virgil Abloh broke boundaries in the tradition-soaked fashion industry, bringing streetwear to the highest levels of the luxury market, as well as becoming one of the few Black designers to...

Google, Facebook and Amazon are among the biggest companies in the world. Their dominance is worrying for consumers and competition. Here's why

When we talk about quantities, we need to know that some nouns are countable and others are uncountable. This is an important distinction, because countable nouns have plural (we can add the letter –s at the end), but uncountable nouns...

Learn about the difference between count nouns and noncount nouns. See many examples of household items that fit in these two categories.

This nugget demonstrates how to build numbers from 10 to 19 using ones and tens place values.

Learn fruits with our fun fruits song for children. Help our monsters put the fruits in the shopping bag. In this video, we'll learn the vocabulary apple, mango, kiwi, orange, pineapple, and watermelon.

Conceptualizing differentiation using the rates of change.

Foods come in all shapes, sizes, and colors. There are red foods like tomato, strawberry, apple, and watermelon. And yellow foods like corn, summer squash, pineapple, and banana. Purple foods include grapes, eggplants, plums, and...

Solar and lunar eclipse - which is which? And how can you finally remember the difference?

Ever seen something while you're out shopping that absolutely must have, but you don't know why? Well it all comes down to clever advertising. From psychological priming to staring mascots, here's 10 Advertising Tricks That Actually Make...

When were talking about motion, it can be very useful to draw a graph. If you're moving in a straight line, a graph that's useful is a distance-time graph; this is where you have distance on the Y-axis and time on the X. If we mark this...

This program meets all of the Common Core kindergarten standards. In this video, Marissa takes viewers on a journey through the world of letters and words. She introduces the alphabet and explains the sounds that each letter makes....

Learn the alphabet! This is a great video for kids and toddlers. They can see the letters and a picture that starts with each letter. Listen to the narrator say the picture and the letter, then your child can say it along with the...

A unicorn or AN unicorn? A bird has crazy eyes or THE bird has crazy eyes? Watch Misha and Larissa explain the basics of English articles: A, AN and THE.

When you think of Christmas you tend to think of family together and presents under the tree. You maybe don't think of horrifying creatures and human sacrifice.

Join host Kristin as she takes you on a fun-filled adventure through the alphabet and through the supermarket. Each upper-case letter of the alphabet gets presented slowly, several times with large, easy-to-read graphics. Each letter...

Foreshadowing and flashback are literary devices often taught together. They refer to events at specific times in a story. Mr. P. will explain why they are so important in narratives and how they are used. This lesson is designed for...