Learn the Alphabet Sounds and Blend Words with the Alphablocks
In this cute video, students will learn the alphabet sounds with cute Alphablock characters. Each letter appears on the screen and says its name in a cute, original way. The 2nd episode blends the alphabet letters to make various words and sounds. This is a great resource to introduce and/or review alphabet sounds in the elementary classroom. (6:01)
Geology Kitchen #5 - Carbonate Rocks
Chemical and biological sedimentary rocks are discussed in this video. Carbonates, including limestones and dolomites are discussed, and cave stalactites are made. Evaporites are made in pan on stove experiment, and coal and chert are also examined as other forms of sedimentary rock. This episode is to be paired with the "Clastic Rocks" episode for a complete review of the sedimentary rock types. (05:50)
Wealth Strategies: Stocks to "Re-Rally" in Q4
Oct 2 - Raymond James' Jeff Saut says U.S. equities may see a small correction after the rally they've had, but there is still upside to stocks for the balance of the year. He likes the energy & tech sectors.
Schallert Elementary Green Essay Winner
First Place Winner Albert Gonzalez reads his essay for alice24-7.com. This short essay can give students a good idea of how to form a simple essay. Students can listen to the essay and pick out the different parts including: the introduction, the main points, and the conclusion. (01:04)
MSUToday: World Medicine (Complete show)
The MSUToday team takes a look at how Spartans are making a difference in healthcare around the world, from a malaria ward in Africa to a free medical clinic in a mountain village in Peru. Watch the latest premiere of MSUToday: World Medicine at 9 p.m. ET Friday, March 16, 2012. Time/date subject to change. Check your local listings.
More at www.msutoday.msu.edu
MSUToday presents: Spartan Sagas (Manpreet Singh—Helping one child at a time)
A principle learned early in life—known as "seva," or service—has shaped the kind of physician and teacher alumna Manpreet Singh has become. Watch her Saga now to see how she's helping one child at a time.
More at http://www.msutoday.msu.edu/shows/spartan-sagas-3, and http://www.spartansagas.msu.edu.
Political ads: Should we believe them?
Campaign television advertisements can be useful, but voters should be suspect about the information and validate the truth, says Robert Kolt, instructor of advertising at Michigan State University.
'Scare them into action'
Do fear appeals work as a political tactic? Robert Kolt, instructor of advertising at Michigan State University, says they may scare senior citizens but young people pay no attention.
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