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Screen time that earns its place in Hampstead Central School District
Fifth grade math teacher Heather Burkett of Hampstead Central School District, NH is known to her students as the “teacher who doesn’t like screen time”—with the notable exception of BrainPOP. Learn why, for Heather, BrainPOP is screen time that makes the cut.
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[My] struggle was always to keep [my lessons] short, but interesting, and to pack in all the essentials. BrainPOP does this efficiently and effectively. I was once told that if you need to know something quickly, read a children's non-fiction book—all the facts will be there without the filler. BrainPOP does this without the trip to the children's section.
Classroom teacher, grade 8
With YouTube, I feel like you have to be careful— you don't know who's creating it. I know BrainPOP is safe for my students…They're going to use the vocabulary they need, and I know it's academically appropriate for them.
Classroom teacher, grade 3
You can always trust that BrainPOP content will be appropriate and applicable. It is a controlled environment (like its own Spider-verse) that students can use as a base for research…BrainPOP is the greatest tool for differentiation I have found in 18 years of teaching kids in multilingual settings, K through middle school.
Classroom teacher, grade 6
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