Student Video: Think Like a Scientist!
What floats? What sinks? Junior scientists learn about the scientific method.
What floats? What sinks? Junior scientists learn about the scientific method.
Sheila Kerwin / Heidi Bee Roemer / Science / Early Education / Primary
by Heidi Bee Roemer · Published September 10, 2025
This child-friendly video helps young children understand how to care for their teeth and what to expect when baby teeth begin to fall out. Join Early Childhood Educator Sheila Kerwin...
Heidi Bee Roemer / Math / Primary
by Heidi Bee Roemer · Published April 3, 2025 · Last modified April 5, 2025
Hatching chicks and turtles are the featured creatures in this eye-catching video that teaches both science and math concepts. Check out the egg-cellent classroom resources—download FREE!
Heidi Bee Roemer / Math / Middle Grade
by Heidi Bee Roemer · Published January 2, 2025 · Last modified January 1, 2025
A cup of tea. A pint of lemonade. A quart of milk—AND a gallon of iced tea? Oh my! That’s a lot of liquid for one person to drink! “Thirsty...
Heidi Bee Roemer / Engineering / Science / Middle Grade / Intermediate
by Heidi Bee Roemer · Published August 12, 2024 · Last modified August 17, 2026
How do engineers build roller coasters? What role does gravity play in roller coaster physics? Poem provides a springboard for STEM discussions!
Heidi Bee Roemer / Engineering / Middle Grade
by Heidi Bee Roemer · Published May 1, 2024 · Last modified July 12, 2025
Let’s climb into the backhoe, grab the control levers, and get ready to work! In this video, we pretend to be a backhoe operator on a construction site. What are...
Sheila Kerwin / Heidi Bee Roemer / Engineering / Science / Early Education
by Heidi Bee Roemer · Published March 10, 2024 · Last modified September 4, 2024
BLAST OFF! Ignite a sense of awe and wonder in your little learners. “Take Me Up in a Rocket” offers kids the chance to learn about rockets; the astronauts who...
Heidi Bee Roemer / Math / Primary
by Heidi Bee Roemer · Published January 9, 2024 · Last modified August 26, 2024
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...
This is too much fun! Students role-play this playful poem as monkeys in a banana eating contest. Math focus: mean, median and mode.
Award-winning author and teacher, Michelle Schaub, demonstrates how to take “banana data” to create graphs.
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