The Wonderful World of Waves
Photo credit: Dan Russell Dan Russell has put together a web-page, which has wonderful animations that are great visual tools, that I […]
Author: Trygve Berg
Review Energy Transformations Trivia
Photo credit: Holocene Holdings LLC Alien Intruders is a video game (like Space Invaders) that provides students an opportunity to learn/review concepts […]
Supurb Sentence Structure
Photo credit: BYU MCOM Watch the video above to learn about sentence structure.
Active Vs. Passive Voice
Photo credit: BYU MCOM See the video above, to see how active voice is achieved by keeping the subject and verb close […]
Punctuation: Is it a “Phrase” or a “Clause”?
Photo credit: BYU MCOM The short video above teaches students about how to identify when commas and periods should be used. To […]
Area & Perimeter
Photo credit: The Quiet Creative The Quiet Creative has created a short video that verbally and visually explains the difference between area […]
Pronouncing “th”, “f”, & “v”
Photo credit: Nessy Learning LLC The letters “th”, “f”, and “v” have very similar sounds. This short video shows students how to […]
The Sticky “i”
Photo credit: Nessy Learning LLC The Sticky “i” is a short video that teaches students why “tion”, “cian”, and “sion” create the […]
Using Quotation Marks – Beyond the Basics
Photo credit: The Quiet Creative This video teaches students where to place quotation marks (example: “”), in relation to punctuation marks (example: […]
Should you use “a” or “an”?
Photo credit: engVid Gill teaches students when is is appropriate to use “a” and when “an” should be used. The exceptions to […]