Science Videos with Pearson Publishing
Over the last 3 years, we have created an amazing amount of video content that is being utilized in science classrooms all across the country. Take a look at these three new series!
High School Biology
Released in 2009 with the new Miller and Levine high school biology textbook, we produced 35 science videos to complement each chapter. There are videos in human biology, ecology, evolution, cell biology, and gentics. Each video is designed to elaborate on the chapter mystery for each chapter. Learn more about this program at: Biology.com
The Nervous System: An exemplar high school video
More videos from Pearson’s Highschool Biology
High School Chemistry
Chemistry has traditionally been a difficult subject for students to see its real world applications. Our new chemistry video series is designed to help students see how practical chemistry is in the real world. Not only do we venture to far off places, interview chemists,and visit industrial sites to see chemistry in action – there is also a heavy dose of humor throughout. We have 25 videos for this series, some of which we will be releasing starting in 2012.
Middle Grades Science
Pearson is changing the way middle school science is taught. Their new program makes the learning process more interactive. We have 65 videos to complement this new initiative. We made videos for Earth Science, Life Science, Chemistry, Physical Science and Technology. It was a huge undertaking, but the results are phenomenal. Videos were released into classrooms in late 2010.
Example Video: Why are Apples Red and the Ocean Blue?
More videos from Pearson’s Middle Grades Science
Elementary Science
Possibly our best series yet, we have 80 videos intended for grades K-2 and 3-5. We divided the series between these two different age groups, tailoring the content for each level. Every video begins in the Untamed Science Clubhouse, and we receive a question from a student. We answer the question through research in the clubhouse, an adventure field trip, an experiment, and a fun music video. Here is an example of one music videos about gravity.
Cells: A sample video from Elementary
Electricity Music Video – A Sample from Elementary
Gravity Music Video – A Sample from Elementary
How do I get these videos?
The best way to use these videos is through the science curriculum we created with Pearson publishing. Every video is tied directly with Pearson’s innovative content. Go through this link with Pearson Publishing to find a rep in your area.
