Websites With Online Educational Videos
Alaska's Wildlife
An Inside Glimpse
Alaska Wildlife: An Inside Glimpse features wildlife projects carried out by Alaska Department of Fish and Game
biologists. Click on the pictures to watch the programs in Real Player.
Educational Videos from the Arizona Game and Fish Media
Immerse yourself in the great outdoors without ever leaving your desk. Tap into the sights and sounds from a
wide variety of environments throughout America. We've collected over 1400 video clips that enable you to experience America's
wilderness firsthand - simply browse the topics or search for your particular interests.
ResearchChannel is a nonprofit media and technology organization that connects a global audience with the research
and academic institutions whose developments, insights and discoveries affect our lives and futures.
This site has a video library that claims to have more than 3,000 titles online. The videos cover a variety of
subjects.
For those of you who enjoy PBS' award-winning show "Newton's Apple," here's the companion website. It offers
over 300 steaming video clips on science topics that include:
-Animals and Plants
-Earth and Space
-Health and
Medicine
-Chemistry and Food
-Technology and Invention
-Physics and Sports
These video clips are from PBS
shows and documentaries. Sometimes watching a brief film clip on topics such as Acid Rain, Dinosaurs, Mummies, Rotting Food,
Zoo Veterinarians, etc., can spark an interest in a science topic
Countdown: Using Quicktime Movies to Develop Math Skills
COUNTDOWN is a challenging interactive television math program which has engaged tens of thousands of students
through broadcasts on cable television in Chicago. Capitalizing on the one on one relationship a student viewer has with television,
COUNTDOWN makes math “work”. Each week the program introduces a different math concept through direct instruction
and reinforces lessons with literature, manipulatives, activities and related computer instruction. Student viewers are encouraged
to call a televised phone number to participate in the show by responding to challenges presented by the on-air educators.
Teachers’ Domain is for grade levels K – college, and is a multi-media presentation for education.
Thanks for send this link my way, Kelly Lee
From the Franklin Institute, Online educational movie about Benjamin Franklin
Goofy, fun site that has videos about Amelia Earhart and Jimmy Doolittle
Sail the stormy seas of the North Atlantic in your own longship and retrace the voyages of discovery and settlement
to find the answers. Follow the path of the Norsemen from their homelands in Scandinavia to the shores of the New World to
see how recent advances in archeology, saga studies, history, environmental studies, and even human genetics are changing
our understanding of the Vikings, their neighbors, and their descendants. Smithsonian website.
Here’s something I thought was pretty neat for the little ones.
Online Video Demonstrations for pre-schoolers
Flubber activity for kids
Goop-Preschool Science Activities
Preschool Art & Creative Activities For
Preschool
