Student Video: My Shadow
Take a playful peek at shadows as they stretch, shrink, and change throughout the day. “My Shadow” video is sure to spark curiosity and conversation about light, movement, and the...
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Wee Steamers: Spoons
What can a spoon do? So many things! It can scoop yummy ice cream, stir cozy cocoa, and even tap out a rhythm. This playful video shows how a spoon...
Student Video: Name That Seed!
This fun and educational video demonstrates the many ways plants disperse their seeds. Some seeds have wings to soar through the air, while others roll into the ocean and float!...
Wee Steamers: The Penguin Family
Sing along to a playful penguin song and explore the world of these amazing seabirds! Learn how penguins waddle, glide through the water with their flipper-like wings, stay warm in...
Student Video: Going Up! Elevators and Engineering
Engaging, kid-friendly video touches on math and engineering themes as a child rides an elevator to get to her Grandma’s apartment.
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...
Wee Steamers: Clever Crawler: A Caterpillar’s Story
Join early childhood educator Sheila Kerwin and Katie Caterpillar as they teach little nature lovers about the amazing transformation of a caterpillar to a butterfly!
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...
Wee Steamers: Care to Share?
“Care to Share?” is a fun and friendly video for young children that explores how math is a helpful tool when it comes to sharing! Whether it’s dividing blocks, cookies,...
Wee Steamers: Let’s Go Sledding!
All aboard for a sled ride with early childhood educator, Sheila Kerwin! Young children are introduced to sleds, saucers, tubes, and toboggans and how they move. Download the poem, reading...