Student Video: Name That Shape!
What does a banana, an eyelash, and a canoe have in common? They all share the same geometric shape! Rich with metaphor, this poetry video offers viewers a new perspective...
Math
Wee Steamers: Where’s the Muffin?
Early Childhood Educator Sheila Kerwin invites little learners into the kitchen for a song and yummy baking activity that boosts math, science, and early literacy skills. Watch “Where’s the Muffin?”with...
Student Video: Biddledee Bear’s Dinner-A Counting Poem
Biddledee Bear is hungry! Who can help him count his fruits and veggies from 1 to 10? Created by a Jr. high school student, this oh-so-cute math poetry video won...
Student Video: Liquids Can’t Contain Themselves
This student-created STEAM video takes a humorous look at “runaway” liquids that spill, splash, drip, and roll. A fun segway to lessons about the states of matter.
Wee Steamers: Getting Dressed
Young children feel so proud when they can get dressed by themselves! Join Sheila Kerwin as she explores this milestone with little learners.
Going Bananas, Part 1
This is too much fun! Students role-play this playful poem as monkeys in a banana eating contest. Math focus: mean, median and mode.
Going Bananas, Part 2
Award-winning author and teacher, Michelle Schaub, demonstrates how to take “banana data” to create graphs.
Wee Steamers: Ten Tiny Mice
How many baby mice are in a litter? How high can a mouse jump? How often do mice poop? Your kiddos will learn an enorm-mouse number of fun facts—and a...
Student Video: It’s Chow Time!
What do termites, lions, and robins have in common? They all get hungry! Geared for young children, “It’s Chow Time,” a student-created video, offers a gentle and entertaining introduction to...
Student Video: Who’s in a Hurry?
What is the fastest animal on land? The fastest in the air? “Who’s in a Hurry?” takes young viewers around the world to identify and compare the the top speeds...