BrainPop is one of our favorite ways to learn in school. There are hundreds of short cartoon clips about all kinds of topics – Martin Luther King, poetry, decimals, even blogs!
Did you know that you can watch any of the BrainPop videos at home for FREE? Just go to www.brainpop.com and log in with your BCPS user name and password. If you do not know the user name or password, ask your homeroom teacher or have your parent e-mail Mrs. Austen. At the BrainPop site you can explore BrainPopJr, BrainPop for English Language Learners, and Spanish BrainPop cartoons as well!
Now get some popcorn, sit back , and learn something new!
If you have a favorite BrainPop video, let us know. Remember that comments are most helpful when you use details to explain WHY you like something. This may encourage others to visit BrainPop and watch the video as well. Comments without supporting details or explanations may not be posted, so be clear. Thanks for sharing your ideas!
We’ve had several comments here that were actually meant for the First Grade Bubbles slideshow. Be careful when posting your comments and be sure to choose the correct comment box so that your ideas can be shared.
Thanks!
Mrs. Austen
I love all of the Brainpop videos. They are so educational, yet funny. But, my favorite of all is the video about baseball. The baseball video tells you about how to play the game, what the positions are, and how many people are on a team. I love Brainpop!
I love BrainPop too, Robert!
I did not realize that there was a video about baseball. Do you know if there are other sports that have videos on BrainPop as well?
🙂 Mrs. Austen
This BrainPop video tought me that I can still sit down and watch tv sometimes, but I have to exercise too. You should eat healthy and exersise so you can live a healthy and happy life.
I liked this video because it tells you a lot about your body and how to loose some pounds and it tells you about what to put in your body.
I think that Brainpop was very good and suportive of body weight. I think that video deserves a thumbs up!!!
Nina, did you notice that the movie changes every day? Be sure to check back to see what video comes up next!
I love BrainPoP! Its so funny but educational! I sometimes watch it at my house. I also like how they have a joke at the end!
I agree, Joseph! I always enjoy learning when there’s a little humor involved.
🙂 Mrs. Austen
The brainpop video is amazing. I didn`t know there are 3 body types. Great video!
– Liam
Hi!
I like the BrainPop video…..
About Body Weights
Also, the BrainPop Of The Day!!!
Do you have a favorite BrainPop video, Katherine?
This is a pretty cool video! I did not know that there are three types of bodies. I think I’m more of a mesomorph.
I like the video. It helps people stay healthy and makes new habits to overweight people.
I didn’t know I have to go to the doctors to get a diet. I thought if we feel like it then we can do a diet. This clip is helpful to making bodies healthy. I think I am an ectomorph, what are you?
I love brainpop videos because they can teach you some important and cool facts about a topic. I also like them because sometimes, they are funny at the end. I like seeing videos about science and math because I like those topics. You should watch some brainpop videos when you are trying to study for something. I just want to conclude this comment with this: I Love Brainpop!
I love the video about the Water Cycle!
Mrs. Kennelly is a teacher from Minnesota that I met at the Magnet Schools of America National Conference in May. I learned about how Mrs. Kennelly’s students integrate writing and science in her fourth grade classroom – their writing projects blended creativity and accurate scientific information so well. It was very inspiring!
We are always motivated by the BrainPop videos as well. Mrs. Kennelly, have you ever sung the Water Cycle song with your students? I think I have a video of last year’s fifth graders singing the song that I can try to upload next week.
It was great meeting you and I hope that we’ll see you and your students on our blog often!