Posts on “ BrainPOP Jr. ”

  What lesson are you most looking forward to teaching this year? Is there a particular topic or unit that you can’t wait to share with your students? Tell us about an upcoming lesson you have planned that highlights the creative use of BrainPOP, BrainPOP Jr., or BrainPOP ESL resources. You can browse our collection of Lesson… Read the Rest»

The Latest on BrainPOP: ♦ Bicycle Safety ♦ Clefs and Time Signatures ♦ Silk Road The Latest on BrainPOP Jr.: ♦ Equivalent Coins ♦ Lewis and Clark Expedition How do you plan on introducing new BrainPOP content into your learning environment? Post a comment below.

  Check out our timely collection of topics, interactive resources, and lesson plans to use during the Month of June and beyond! Spotlight: Grammar Where does that word come from? What’s an idiom? Hyphen or dash? June’s Spotlight: Grammar answers these burning questions and more with topics like Nouns; Run-On Sentences; Semicolons; Capitalization; and Antonyms,… Read the Rest»

  It is official, summer has arrived! Hopefully, you are already out chasing butterflies or at least winding down the school year with report cards. Perhaps you’re a twelve month BrainPOP Educator and summer means work as usual plus a few extra layers of sun screen.  Wherever today finds you, all of us at BrainPOP… Read the Rest»

  Keep this list of BrainPOP movies handy, and check the BrainPOP Educators online Curriculum Calendar for additional tie-ins. ♦ June 2: Queen Elizabeth II was crowned on this date in 1953. Celebrate her coronation and her grandson’s recent wedding! ♦ June 5: Take advantage of topics including Ecosystems and Humans and the Environment (BrainPOP) and,… Read the Rest»

“POP” in with BrainPOP Jr. throughout the Summer Wednesday, June 8, 2011 4:30 PM EST Duration: 1 Hour Take advantage of the summer months to build and refresh young minds with BrainPOP Jr.! We will show you how to review the basics in short time periods, so your students start well prepared to tackle the… Read the Rest»

I can’t help but smile whenever I read the BrainPOP emails that kids send in. I thought I’d share a few of the most recent greatest hits from our youngest BrainPOP Jr. fans. I didn’t touch the spelling, grammar,or punctuation, but I did remove student names. Happy reading! how did you figure out the water… Read the Rest»

Hi, BrainPOPpers! My name is Angela Watson, and I’m the Educational Editor for BrainPOP Jr. Part of my role is to oversee the development of lesson plans on BrainPOP Educators. Are you already humming the tune of School’s Out ? We’re excited to share a new summer and beyond opportunity for BrainPOP Educators. Starting in… Read the Rest»

Christine Yarzabek’s first grade classroom is a technology integration playground where her students can frequently be found on the SmartBoard, performing research scavenger hunts on their computers, interviewing each other with Flip cameras or practicing for spelling tests on a host of different websites. You can visit her personal blog or follow her on twitter @CYarzy…. Read the Rest»

What do you get when you combine creativity, good humor, and an interest in educational technology? The beginnings of a great comic strip or cartoon for the ISTE Daily Leader! ISTE welcomes all kids and adults to submit a comic or cartoon for possible showcasing in their newspaper of record during the annual ISTE conference in… Read the Rest»