14
Apr

Earth Day Special at BrainPop

— by Tiffany in Children, Freebies, Homeschool

Homeschoolers will really love this deal. BrainPop is a site that offers a subscription service to a large collection of animated movies about various educational topics. Their movies ROCK!

They have put together a collection of earth and environment movies and from now until earth day you can view them for FREE. My kids that been watching them all day…short movies about the planet, the atmosphere, energy, gas and oil, pollution, etc. It has been awhile since I went over some of this stuff during my school days so I am finding it really interesting too. Good stuff!

Enjoy!

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Monday, April 14th, 2008

7 Comments

  • Coco

    I’m not having success with this link, is it just me?

  • http://www.greatgreenbaby.com Liz

    Those are great videos! Such cool animations….I love the robot guy. I’ll have to find the time to watch them while they are free.
    thanks for the resource,
    Liz

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  • http://foreverparents.com/ Joanne

    Thanks for the link! My youngest daughter (two of my three are homeschooled) will love this!

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    Earth day play activities…

    Earth day April 22, 2008
    Nope you’ve not missed the boat. There are hundreds of ideas out there for you and the kids ranging from contests, giveaways to practical ways that will impact your family or the larger (world) family. Nothing is too smal…

  • Sarah

    Oh man, I would love to use these with my students. Thank you!

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  • http://eclecticschooling.blogspot.com Sweet Serendipity

    We love Brain Pop!