Plants and animals structure and process
In this video, students will find a brief introduction to ‘Plant and Animal Structure and Processes’ module. The origin of…
Life Science
Plant structure and function
In this video, the students will learn about flowering plants, seed formation process and significance of honeybees in pollination. What…
Plant Evolution and Adaptations
In this video, Dave Horak will explain plant evolution and adaptations. All plants have similar structure and needs. Then why…
Plant Structures
In this video, Rasheen Robins will identify different plant structures and describe their functions, using a lenten rose plant for…
Animal Structures and Functions
In this video, Lidia Martinez will describe the various structures in animals along with their functions. A structure is a…
Wild Kratts – Amazing Animals With Special Features
In this video, Wild Kratts will go on a creative adventure to a desert in North America to discover amazing…
Identify Animal Structures and Function
In this video, the students will learn about animal adaptations and identification of animals on the basis of structures. The…
Animal Senses – Visual Perception, Hearing, Taste, Smell
In this video, the students will get to know the animals with best senses for smell, taste, hearing, and visual…
Why Do Animals Have Whiskers?
In this video, Anthony Brown will explain why animals, like cats, seals, and rats, have whiskers. The main function of…
Earth and Space Science
An introduction to Geology
Everything we love depends on this small blue planet, Earth. But how do we study the Earth? In this video,…
The Rock Cycle
In this video, Mr. Bradley will use starburst candies to demonstrate how rocks are formed. Rocks can be organized into…
What Are Rocks and How Do They Form?
In this video, Alizé Carrère will provide a detailed description of Earth’s layers and the rock cycle. The journey to…
Three Types of Rocks and the Rock Cycle
Rocks of different shapes and forms can be found all over the planet. In this video, the students will learn…
The Rock Layers
In this video, Dr. Steve Semken will take the students on a virtual guided tour to a rock formation. As…
Rock Layers and the Fossils Within
In this video, Abby Brown will take the students on a virtual tour to a unique spot in Graf, Iowa.…
Laying on the Layers
In this video, Chef Avogadro will demonstrate how rocks are deposited in layers through a fun experiment using everyday kitchen…
Changing Rocks Song
How about learning the rock cycle through a fun song? Join Mr. Parr as he sings Jason Derulo’s ‘Want to…
Law of Superposition
This video will help students understand an important concept in geology – law of superposition. This law states that wherever…
Introduction to Weathering
This video will introduce the students to a process that has dramatically shaped Earth’s land for billions of years –…
Difference between Weathering and Erosion
Weathering and erosion are often used interchangeably. This lesson will help the students understand and differentiate these two processes. Simply…
Weathering, Erosion, and Deposition Experiment
Join Kaushay as she uses an experiment to explain and demonstrate how weathering, erosion, and deposition occurs. This small experiment…
Wind and Water Erosion
Rocks or land changes shape overtime through a process called erosion. In this video, students will learn about two main…
Climate 101: Glaciers by National Geographic
Glaciers have been shaping our planet for millions of years. This video will briefly define the formation, structure, types, and…
Interaction between Earth’s systems
Our dynamic planet Earth works on a set of interconnected systems. In this video, students will learn how various systems…
Plate Tectonics Explained
The Earth’s continents constantly drift around the globe, periodically glomming together and drifting apart. This lesson will serve as an…
Plate Tectonics Song
Join Mr. Parr as he sings a lyrical adaptation of Gavin DeGraw’s ‘Make a Move’. This video will help students…
Plate Movement: 200 Million Years Ago to Present Day
Two hundred million years ago our Earth’s landscape looked nothing as we recognize it today. In this video, Professor Ron…
Continental Drift 101 | National Geographic
In this lesson, students will get to know how plate tectonics has shaped and will shape our Earth’s landscape. Let’s…
Biogeology
Earth is continuously experiencing change. The question is, how does life react to these changes? In this video, Mr. Saggers…
What is a Natural Resource?
Availability of natural resources is very important for survival of life on Earth. In this video, the students will learn…
Definitions in the Field: Natural Resources
Natural resources are resources that are naturally available on Earth, such as minerals, water, animals, plants and fossil fuels. Join…
Going, Going Gone: Natural Resource Depletion
Every now and then, we come across reports about water scarcity, gas shortages, and diminishing minerals. These reports are alarming…
Can 100% renewable energy power the world?
If the current rate of consumption of non-renewable energy resources, such as coal and petroleum, continues, we will run out…
What are the environmental impacts of energy?
Energy production takes its toll on the environment. In this lecture, Dr. Scott Tinker will discuss the environmental impacts of…
Renewable Energy 101 | National Geographic
Renewable energy use is on the rise. In this lesson, students will learn about renewable energy resources as well as…
What exactly is a Natural Hazard?
Earth is beautiful, but also deadly. In this video, students will learn what makes our planet deadly – natural hazards.…
How to prepare for natural disasters
When a natural disaster strikes, there is little to no time to react. In this video Miriam Kramer will share…
Introduction to Emergency Planning
In this video, disaster dodgers will introduce the students to emergency planning. To keep our family safe, we need to…
Physical Science
Speeding Through Energy Transfer
What do you think happens when a moving object is stopped? Does it lose all its energy? When a moving…
Energy and Speed
In this video, students will learn about the relationship between speed and energy. Energy of motion is known as kinetic…
Energy Transfer
Energy transfers occur around us all the time. Let’s learn about these transfers with Professor Pipette. Melting of an ice…
Energy is always changing
Energy transfers are vital for our everyday lives. Join this video to explore examples of various energy transfers occurring around…
Energy – Types and Uses
Energy drives everything in our lives. Even simple actions like breathing or blinking require energy. In this lesson, students will…
Force, Work and Energy for Kids
Have you ever wondered, how we are able to move stuff around? We move stuff using force and energy. In…
Our World: Potential and Kinetic Energy
It may come as a surprise but roller coasters have been around for 200 years. The basic science that makes…
Energy Transfer Experiment
This video features an easy and fun science experiment that students can perform using a tennis ball and basketball. This…
Energy Transfer Machines
Have you ever seen machines that involve multiple steps to complete an simple task, such as cleaning a chalkboard or…
Energy Transfer and Efficiency
When we turn on a light bulb, not all of the electrical energy is converted to light, but some energy…
Energy Collisions
Energy is governed by the law that states ‘energy is neither created nor destroyed, but changes from one form to…
Heating Things Up
The ability to heat things up is a blessing made possible by energy transfer. Join Professor Pipette as she tests…
Conservation Of Energy
The law of conservation of energy states that energy is neither created nor destroyed — but is transformed from one…
Testing the Law of Conservation of Energy
This video demonstrates how the interchanging potential and kinetic energies in a swinging bowling ball obey the law of conservation…
Amazing Test of Newton’s Third Law
Join MythBusters as they challenge Newton’s third law of motion — ‘every action has an equal and opposite reaction’ —…
Collision!
What do you think happens when you kick a ball? Join Professor Petri and Professor Pipette as they play a…
Wave Motion
Have you ever witnessed the Mexican wave at a sports event? The simple action of people standing up and sitting…
Do the wave
Besides being a great toy, a slinky is an excellent device for studying waves. Join Professor Pipette and Petri as…
SOS Wave Patterns
We use waves to communicate on a daily basis. This communication, however, is not limited to mobile phones, but can…
Waves- Crest and Trough
When something about the physical world changes, information about that change ripples out in every direction in the form of…
The Human Eye and Pinhole Cameras How Do They Work
Our eyes function like a camera. In this video, Professor Pipette will demonstrate how a human eye works using a…
Seeing Properties of Sound Waves
Sound is the vibration of matter, which has mathematical properties such as wavelength, amplitude, frequency, and energy. These properties influence…
The Science of Light and Color for Kids
Do you ever wonder what light is and where it comes from? How do we see color? In this video,…
Light Energy
In this lesson, students will learn everything about light. Light travels in the form of waves, in a straight line,…
How Do We See Color?
The color of any object we see is just how our brain understands the light bouncing off it. In this…