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In this informative Earth Science video, viewers will learn about the layers of the Earth and how scientists have come to know about them. From the formation of the solar system to the elements that make up the Earth, this video covers a range of scientific concepts such as the atmosphere, convection currents, earthquakes, and density. By the end of the video, viewers will have a greater understanding of the different layers of the Earth and how they work together to create our planet.

This is a 5-minute video that does an excellent job talking about bats, their conservation, their feeding habits, their evolution, and their ability to fly.

What can I say more than this is a great video about goats, their sounds, ability to see, and other animal adaptations that make them what they are?

In this online science activity, students get to take pictures of animals and plants and learn something about their adaptations that permit them to live inside a specific ecosystem.

In this Study Jam video, students will learn about the water cycle.  The vocabulary used in the video is precipitation, evaporation, condensation, humid, transpiration, clouds, dense, and water vapor. 

Discover how air pressure generates wind in this Study Jam video. Students will learn key vocabulary terms such as air pressure, wind, barometer, convection, downdraft, updraft, high pressure, low pressure, Coriolis Effect, temperature, water vapor, and density. To access more worksheets, activities, videos, and educational resources, please visit http://EducationalResource.org.

In this Study Jam video, students will have a chance to learn about the concepts of air mass and weather front, as well as the differences between cold and warm fronts. The video will also cover some important cloud vocabulary related to weather. Don't forget to check out our website for more educational resources including worksheets, activities, videos and more at http://EducationalResource.org.

This teacher made video does a great job explaining why changing one variable at a time when conducting an experiment is important.  It also discusses what the independent and dependent variables are.

In this informative video, the question "Why do trees have rings?" is explored in detail. The presenter delves into the fascinating topic of tree ring dating, highlighting its significance in determining artifact ages. Additionally, the video touches upon tree species that lack rings and enlightens viewers on methods for determining the relative age of trees.

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This animated cartoon about eyes also comes with a quiz, an article, a labeling worksheet, and a word find.