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Play Thanksgiving Bingo with your students.  After your history unity on Thanksgiving, this activity could be how you end the lesson.

Have some fun singing the "Five Little Turkeys" song with your elementary students.  The song gets faster each time it is sung.

Steve Spangler does a great job presenting videos and experiments for kids.  Here is a video and his website.  In this video he demonstrates how to create square bubbles.

In this video National Geographic takes a look at some rock climbing goats.  They discuss some of their strengths and explain how the goats can climb the mountains so well.  The footage and voice overs are a lot of fun to watch an listen to.

 This video comes from the Hi-5 singing group.  If you need to get your
little ones up and dancing while learning their 5 senses, then this video would be perfect.

Immerse yourself in an engaging animated video that delves into the captivating world of fossils. Discover a wealth of information about various types of fossils and their intricate formation processes. This educational video covers a wide range of fascinating fossils, including trace fossils, mold fossils, resin fossils, and body fossils. Gain a comprehensive understanding of each type as you explore their unique characteristics and significance. Expand your knowledge and fuel your curiosity through this visually captivating and informative exploration of fossils.

This is an interesting educational video created for the younger students.  It is an animation and song that describes the sun and the eight planets.  It does skip poor old Pluto, which I refuse to believe is no longer is a planet.
 

Here is a very well done elementary educational video discussing the importance of soil.  The University of New Mexico created it. They use vocabulary that is easy to understand.  The video will discusses what is found in soil and how it is important to humans and animals.

Discusses how scientists go through the Scientific Method and Processes to experiment ideas, thoughts, notions and observations.   Great video.
 

Here is a catchy song for young students that discusses the 8 planets.