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4th Grade Videos
Sticks and stones, right? Well...only sometimes. It's a good idea to make sure your words aren't going to hurt others. Let's look at some ways to do that.
ELA Drills Videos 12 videos
ELA Drills, Beginner: Meanings 1. Use context clues from the text to find the answer.
ELA Drills, Beginner: Point of View 2. Identify what sort of narration is being used and which character's thoughts or feelings are being revealed.
ELA Drills, Beginner: Textual Analysis 3. What can you infer from the sentence in the video?
Language Arts Videos 92 videos
Amazing, awesome, funny, genius, scrumdiddlyuptious...we could go on describing this video, but maybe you should learn what sorts of words those ar...
ELA Drills, Beginner: Point of View 2. Identify what sort of narration is being used and which character's thoughts or feelings are being revealed.
ELA Drills, Beginner: Textual Analysis 3. What can you infer from the sentence in the video?
Math Videos 15 videos
Rounding is the process of approximating a number by increasing or decreasing it slightly. It's something you want to do up when invoicing for work...
Symmetry is when one half of a shape or object is exactly the same as the other half. As in the case of David Beckham's sickeningly perfect face.
When the person's face goes red, then you know they're really mad. But that's just how to measure madness. We've got tons of other measurement...
Science Videos 21 videos
Today we'll teach you all about the wondrous world of drawing maps of tools. Soon you'll be making your way from hammers to wrenches in no time. Oh...
Don't you give us any latitude...without providing a longitude, too. We'd be totally lost without both. Today's lesson is all about finding yoursel...
Apologies in advance if you came here really excited about a bicycle you can ride on water. We get that a lot. This video is really about the cycle...
Social Studies Videos 18 videos
Today we're going to get your butte into gear and teach you all about land forms. Yes, including buttes.
Today we're learning about the study of populations by location. Apparently Washington D.C. is almost 10,000 times as densely populated as Alaska....
Where does our water come from? It doesn't just grow on trees...right? If it did, what would you water those trees with?