15 reactions · 3 comments | #OnThisDay in 1803, the Louisiana Purchase happened! Teach your students about westward expansion in the US with today's Featured Movie. https://brnpop.co/3tTm2Yb | BrainPOP | Facebook

Me, myself, and I—welcome to the world of personal pronouns! In this BrainPOP movie, Tim and Moby will teach you about pronouns and antecedents. You’ll finally understand why “Moby and me” can’t ever go to the store! 😱 https://brnpop.co/3pzkuRr | BrainPOP

June is Pride Month, "a time of acknowledging that LGBTQ people are diverse, and have contributed so much to our beautiful country,” says Ose Arheghan, an inspiring young person working to make the world a more inclusive and equitable place. Check out our interview with Ose, as well as resources to help teach this topic. #BrainPOPNews https://brnpop.co/34Wswus | BrainPOP

Empower middle schoolers to hone their science skills by answering guiding questions, collecting observations, and solving real-world problems. | BrainPOP

Empower middle schoolers to hone their science skills by answering guiding questions, collecting observations, and solving real-world problems. | BrainPOP

This isn’t the science class you remember! Meet an ✨ALL NEW✨ solution just for middle school science classrooms - BrainPOP Science 🔬 Not only will students see themselves as real scientists and engineers throughout an investigation, they will be engaged from start to finish with fun guiding questions (like “why does the outside of an ice cream sandwich melt before the inside does?“), 3D worlds they can navigate and collect evidence, and more! Explore for yourself (and maybe even try your hand a

Just as it's important for scientists to discover new ideas, science communicators are pivotal for spreading those ideas among the masses! You can get to know Rachel Carson, one of the very first science communicators in today's Featured Movie: https://brnpop.co/2Vvofsw | BrainPOP