Student Video: Ms. Quito Bandito
Uh oh! When a curious kid gets bitten by a mosquito, the itching begins—and so does the learning! Meet Ms. Quito Bandito, a tiny troublemaker with a big role in...
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Student Video: Mushroom Magic
“Mushroom Magic,” a student-created video, is an engaging way to introduce children to the wonderful world of fungi. Viewers will learn how mushrooms propagate by releasing spores instead of seeds,...
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 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...
Wee Steamers: Wheels!
Wheels for work, and wheels for play! What do wheels do all day? Buckle up with Sheila Kerwin, as she takes young children on a tour of toys and machines...
Wee Steamers: What is Sticky?
What do bandaids, glue and syrup have in common? They’re sticky! An engaging mini-lesson about the sensory concept of “sticky”.
Wee Steamers: “Hickory Dickory Socks”
Socks rock! Sing along with Sheila Kerwin and her side-kick, Raggedy Ann, as the two pals share a engaging mini-math lesson about pairs, matching, sorting, and recognizing pattern differences.
Student Video: Heads and Tails Match-Up
“Heads and Tails Match-Up” POETRY video describes some of the things animals do with their tails. Free pdfs of poem, related learning activities, and book list available. For more mini-STEAM lessons, visit steampoweredpoetry.com!
Student Video: Science or Sci-Fi?
Enhance your science lesson with this engaging poetry-video that explores the three states of matter.