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Designed for primary or elementary school learning, Pip talks about stranger danger! Pip explains what to do when someone you don’t know tries to talk to you. There might come a time when you feel very scared or very nervous about a stranger who is trying to approach you or talk to you.
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Provides adolescents with information on how adverse childhood experiences, chronic stress, and abusive relationships may impact their health and well-being.
Mike Sammartano Youtube Videos
Teachers:
I use several videos published by an 8th grade teacher Mike Sammartano to intoduce or reinforce a Geologic topic. This short lesson on Minrals was one of the first I saw. I use it every term.
This site summary below is posted on Mr. Sammartano YouTube site. I am a subscriber!
Hi there, and thanks for visiting my channel! Most of my videos are flipped classroom videos used in my 8th grade Earth Science classroom. You can find the videos, along with the associated worksheets and diagrams at science.mikesammartano.com. I have also created quite a few educational technology videos including many tutorials on using Apple Keynote in the classroom. Enjoy - and don't forget to subscribe!
LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8a7p1NFn64s
When you think about moving, what comes to mind? Most of us think about using our muscles. But what tells your muscles to move? Your brain! Join Dr. Catherine Franssen, a resident scientist at the Science Museum of Virginia, as we investigate how your brain senses the outside world and helps you walk, run, swim and toss a ball. Movement can even make your brain think better! Along the way, we will explore the different areas of your brain and create a model brain out of dough.
Join Sarah Peterson, Education Coordinator at the Virginia Zoo in Norfolk, as she explores the five things all animals need to survive: food, water, space, shelter, and oxygen. Take a closer look at amazing animals such as giraffes, crocodiles, snakes, prairie dogs, and seahorses.
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