Adjectives, Nouns, Verbs
Photo credit: Nessy Learning LLC Nessy explains three parts of speech (adjectives, nouns, and verbs) using a fun memory trick. Photo […]
Month: March 2018
Untamed Science Songs
Untamed Science has created a number of short videos to teach students about scientific concepts and to answer many interesting questions that […]
Atomic Bonding Song
Photo credit: Veritasium Learning through songs can really benefit select students. This music video describes how sodium and chlorine bond to make […]
What Causes the Phases of the Moon?
Photo credit: gabref.jp Many people do not clearly understand what causes the phases of the moon, and frequently it is thought that […]
Keep Your Audience on the Edge of Their Seat
Photo credit: Jenaro Gonzalez, Ingrid Solano, Diego Doncel Writing a suspensful story can be difficult, but Victoria Smith has put together a […]
Comma Story
Photo credit: Brett Underhill Comma usage can be difficult for many. Here is a TedEd video tutorial from Terisa Folaron with some […]
The Helical Model
Photo credit: DjSadhu This animation shows a helical model of our solar system. Photo credit: DjSadhu This animation shows a helical model […]
How Do I Structure an Argumentative Essay?
Photo credit: Odegaard Writing & Research Center Here are some suggestions for organizing an argumentative essay, from the Odegaard Writing & Research […]
The Magnificent Citation Machine
Photo credit: Citation Machine Citation Machine makes citing sources much easier. In science classes APA is typically used, and in humanities or […]
March Mammal Madness!!!
Photo credit: mammalssuck.blogspot.com For those who like learning about incredible animals, and the action-packed excitement of tournament competition, there is now March […]