Learn about how coins are made and to identify the coins through videos and games.
In BrainVenture Pyramids K-2 students learn about Egyptian pyramids as they read, write, listen, & create.
In this BrainVenture Travel to the Moon 3-5, Students work to answer: How is space travel possible? What do you pack for space and what is NASA planing?
Students will learn about the 3 branches of government, see videos of the actual places and learn checks and balances. They demonstrate their learning through a final worksheet or creating a digital poster/product.
Third through 5th graders learn to develop an opinion piece after learning about the advantages and disadvantages of owning a cat or a dog.
Students learn about important traits of a good friend and skills to support each other by watching videos, playing games, reading and writing their own friendship story. Can be used whole group, pairs, or individually.
This is a look at how coins and bills are produced along with some practice with identifying and calculating using money.
In "Is Peanut Butter Made From Nuts or Legumes?" students discover how peanut butter is made from start to finish while answering the question: nut or legume.
The BrainVenture begins with the driving questions about crayons in the future. Will there Be Crayons? Who knows? The BrainVenture take students on an adventure through the history crayons, the making of crayons, and the changes that computers with drawing and coloring capabilities have brought to the world of crayons.
Which is the best pet a dog or a cat? Learn, read, play, and dance with cats and dogs to make your derision and write your opinion.
Students learn about frogs as they read, write play and create. Meet unique frogs and their special survival tactics and learn about the frog life cycle.
Learn how we can see the different colors? Is light really colorful? And why is the sky blue? As you experiment read write create.
Students answer the question, Is it an Alligator or a Crocodile?, after learning to tell the difference through their research.