Student Video: Moon’s Faces and Phases
Look up! The Moon is changing again! In “Moon’s Faces and Phases,” student filmmaker Talia Sifuentes brings Sallie Wolf’s playful poem to life, creating an engaging introduction to the Moon’s ever-changing...
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Wee Steamers: Midnight Spider
Meet Midnight Spider, the clever little arachnid who spins webs in the moonlight! In this educational video, young children will discover fascinating—and surprising— spider facts! Perfect for curious kids and...
Wee Steamers: The Elevator
Little learners will be all eyes and ears as they watch “The Elevator!” Using a model elevator, early childhood educator, Sheila Kerwin, shares a poem and engaging mini-lesson for young...
Student Video: Humpty Dumpty’s Eye Egg-Zam
Oh no! Humpty Dumpty can’t read the chalkboard! It’s time for an eye EGG-zam! Join our favorite eggy friend as he visits the eye doctor and discovers that glasses are...
Student Video: Hatched Batch
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!
Student Video: Wheels at Work
What is the trick to moving a mountain of bricks or transporting a pile of sand? Simple machines can make hard jobs easier! “Wheels at Work” shows a boy and...
Student Video: Sew Fun!
Spark your students’ interest in sewing and teach them the basic tools used for sewing by sharing our STEAM video, “Sew Fun!! Sewing enhances fine motor skills, teaches direction-following abilities,...
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: Good Catch!
“Good Catch!” could easily become your toddler’s favorite Wee Steamers episode! Little athletes will have a fun time comparing balls of various sizes and learning how they’re used in play....
Wee Steamers: Here in My Heart
Thump-thump. Thump-thump. The human heart is an important muscle inside our bodies! Join Sheila Kerwin for a mini science lesson about hearts: a body heart that beats inside our chest...