Treaty of Versailles
Know About The Treaty Of Versailles - The treaty was designed to free the small ethnic groups from Germany's reign and make sure the power hungry Germany could not ravage France again. It also helps explain how this resulted in future problems. A good, brief review, but students need a map to be able showing Germany before and after the treaty was signed.
What Is the Earth Made of?
The earth's mantle, core and surface have varying chemical compositions, but the earth is generally made up of eight main elements, within which there are four super abundant elements. (02:18)
What Kinds of Animals Live in the Rain Forest?
What Kinds of Animals Live in the Rain Forest? There are two types of rain forests, including temperate rain forests and tropical rain forests, but both possess an abundance of different animal species. (03:10)
Prepositions of Location-In, On, Under, Over, In Front, Behind
This video's main character Shompy demonstrates prepositions of location (in, on, under, over, in front, behin) with a balloon. The song and motions get faster as the song continues. The end of the song shows sign language for the prepositions (1:41).
What Is Earth's Coldest & Warmest Temperature?
The coldest recorded temperature was -129 degrees Fahrenheit, in Antarctica, and the hottest recorded temperature was 136 degrees Fahrenheit, in Libya. Learn more about extreme records for hot and cold weather.
Tim and Moby Discuss Ada Lovelace
BrainPOP's beloved animated duo, Tim and Moby, present the topic of Ada Lovelace in this short, animated movie. Ada Lovelace is considered by many as the first computer programmer. Other key names and vocabulary words include: Lord Byron, Mary Somerville, Charles Babbage, Difference Engine, Analytical Engine, William King, Bernoulli Numbers, and computer program. Run time 05:22.
FSP – UMVF – RMM Dakar 2010 – Mortalité maternelle en Afrique au sud du Sahara.
Les journées du fond de solidarité mère-enfant de l’UMVF.
Thème : Colloque International Interdisciplinaire : Droit et Santé En Afrique.
Réduction de la mortalité maternelle en Afrique Sub-saharienne : mieux comprendre pour mieux agir.
session d'ouverture de la cérémonie.
Modérateurs : Pierre JAUDOIN (démographe – Ministère Français des Affaires Etrangères) – Mamadou TRAORE (Professeur de gynécologie-obstétrique à l’Université de Bamako, sec
Nick Jr.-Say What You See-Animals & Numbers
Nick Jr's Say What You See asks young learners to look at a different picture as the block turns and to repeat what you see. The objects are a bee, a cat, a fish, a cow, 1, 2, 3. It repeats this several times. Gets faster at the end. Very cute way to introduce or to review basic numbers and animals in an early childhood classroom (1:05).
Tim and Moby Explain the South Pole
This professionally-made video from Brain Pop uses simple terms and cartoon animation to explain what the South Pole looks like. Key vocabulary words include: Ceremonial South Pole, Geographic South Pole, axis of rotation, latitude, longitude, South Magnetic Pole, Antarctica, Roald Amundsen, Antarctic Treat System, and ozone hole. Run time 04:02.
A Bridge Too Far
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Hard and Soft G Sounds
The hard and soft G get together to represent the G. This rap by Electric Company gives examples of hard and soft G words.
Israel clears Navy in ship raid
An Israeli inquiry clears the government and military of any wrongdoing in the bloody seizure of a Turkish aid ship last May. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.
John Atanasoff -- Computer Revolutionary
[Recorded: November 11, 1980 -- Black & White]
One night in the late 1930s in a bar on the Illinois-Iowa border, John Vincent Atanasoff, a professor of physics at Iowa State University, after a frustrating day performing tedious mathematical calculations in his lab, hit on the idea that the binary number system and electronic switches, combined with an array of capacitors on a moving drum to serve as memory, could yield a computing machine that would make his life and the lives of other similarl
Hoe vul je een kruiswoordraadsel in? Dit document helpt kinderen om een kruiswoordraadsel in te vullen. Er wordt o.a. uitgelegd wat horizontaal en verticaal is.
Het Bos : Webquest Webquest met opdrachtjes over het bos. Leerlingen gaan zelfstandig aan het werk. Ze maken een zelfgemaakte folder met het bosreglement, een identiteitskaart van enkele bosdiertjes en een kijkdoos.
Phal aaar sabji : fruit and vegetables
Phal aaar sabji : fruit and vegetables.
Cheat Sheet to Mastering Japanese #2 - Don’t Be Listless - Study the Right Vocabulary with The Cor
You’re textbook shopping for the perfect Japanese language course. You finally pick one out, feeling confident that this is the one. But now that you’re a few chapters in, you’re starting to realize that while the grammar is okay, the vocabulary is from another world. Are these words you’re ever going to [...]
Tim and Moby Explain Immigration
This professionally-made video from BrainPOP uses simple terms and cartoon animation to help explain what immigration is. Other key vocabulary words include: Ellis Island, undocumented, and customs agents. Run time 03:32.
The Economic Crisis & Left Responses
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Armstrong Experience: Trish McCulloch
Trish McCulloch got out of high school looking for simple escape, and after a brief time with the military, she came to Armstrong to study in Rehab Science, which gave her the opportunity to work in a professional, interactive environment. This is her Armstrong Experience.
