Hosted by an expressive orange robot named Moby and his teen companion Tim, BrainPOP movies cover everything from the Underground Railroad to the atomic model to Shakespeare. Interactive quizzes for assessment and enrichment materials like experiments and creative activities supplement the movies. Topics – aligned with state and national education standards and searchable by state standards – are grouped within the subjects of Science, Math, English, Social Studies, Health, Technology and Arts and Music.
HAL students will be able to access this site for enrichment activities. Teachers will be able to use BrainPOP to enhance and differentiate lessons.
I went to a school yesterday and modeled some BrainPOP lessons. In one fifth grade classroom, students were encouraged to think about what they already knew about Winter Holidays. Next, they wrote some words and phrases in a wiki. After watching the BrainPOP movie, they went back to their wiki and added things they learned. Although we had computer gliches, they students did a fantastic job.
For the second group of fifth graders, I asked them create acrostic poems instead of wikis. Students watched a BrainPOP segment with a partner, then met with two other people to process what they had seen. The final products were excellent.
BrainPOP is such a wonderful educational resource! I know once people try it, they will be hooked! Thanks again North Platte Public School Foundation for providing teachers and students with such a cool tool!
HAL students will be able to access this site for enrichment activities. Teachers will be able to use BrainPOP to enhance and differentiate lessons.
I went to a school yesterday and modeled some BrainPOP lessons. In one fifth grade classroom, students were encouraged to think about what they already knew about Winter Holidays. Next, they wrote some words and phrases in a wiki. After watching the BrainPOP movie, they went back to their wiki and added things they learned. Although we had computer gliches, they students did a fantastic job.
For the second group of fifth graders, I asked them create acrostic poems instead of wikis. Students watched a BrainPOP segment with a partner, then met with two other people to process what they had seen. The final products were excellent.
BrainPOP is such a wonderful educational resource! I know once people try it, they will be hooked! Thanks again North Platte Public School Foundation for providing teachers and students with such a cool tool!
4 comments:
Hi, Mrs.D this is Cherree Miller from Lake Maloney School just wanted to tell you that we have used Brainpop a lot since you first showed it to us.Thank you very very very very very very very very much for showing it to us!
Hey this is 5th grade from the lake school. We are bloging about brainpop and we use it to study difrent things like the immune system, and cells. One of the kids has a brainpop at home.
Hi!Im at lake maloney School. We us Brainpop alot since you showed it to us.We us it at least 95% of the week and sometimes we us it two times a day.We have watch Harry Potter,Verbs,Irregular verbs and a lot more but I cant rember all of them because we have watched so many.We have all injouded it and time and Mobey are some times funny.Thank you very much for showing it to us we all was injoy watching it.Thank you very very very very very very very very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey Lake Maloney students! I'm so glad you love BrainPOP! Please write back and tell me some of the things you've learned with BrainPOP! I just watched a movie about an author that I had never heard of before, Kurt Vonnegut. His last name is almost as strange as mine!
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