5 Ways Make-a-Movie Boosts Your Instruction on BrainPOP
With Make-a-Movie, students build their own BrainPOP-style animated movies—using BrainPOP images, their own drawings, or their own voice—to develop higher order thinking skills, make sense of what they’ve learned, and spark their creativity.
Continue ReadingA Science Teacher’s Guide to Avoiding Engineering Mistakes
Discover how to enrich engineering in your science classroom with strategies for integrating creative, problem-solving activities into your curriculum.
Continue ReadingQuick Attention Getters to Boost K-3 Classrooms
Whether you want to jumpstart your morning routines, inspire additional collaboration, or re-engage curious minds, classroom attention getters can help boost learning and inspire creativity.
Continue ReadingThe Story of BrainPOP: A Leader in Building Background Knowledge for All
What is BrainPOP? When was BrainPOP made? Dive into the story of how it all began, and how we've led the way for building background knowledge for all.
Continue ReadingWhy Middle Schoolers Need Brain Breaks More Than Ever
Kids of all ages need breaks, especially your middle school students. Learn from BrainPOPers about brain breaks for middle school students that you can start in your classroom today.
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