Space Clue: 203 Pompeja and 269 Justitia in the asteroid belt with evidence of being formed outside of it. But the real mystery is how they got there! And we again return to Ganymede with new evidence suggesting even more kinds of water...

A video entitled "Two Way Tables" that covers the organization of two-way tables and the process of using relative frequencies to find percentages.

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Meet a pair of firmly bonded gibbons that couldn't be more different.

Two-Headed Snake in Cuba:Introducing a two-headed snake in Cuba, adding to the fascination of two-headed creatures.

Two-Headed Turtle Discovery in Havana:A Cuban police officer makes a rare discovery of a two-headed turtle on the banks of Havana's most contaminated river.

Two-Headed Goat in Cuba:A Cuban owner claims to have a two-headed goat that can nurse and breathe out of both heads, blinking all four eyes simultaneously.

Two-Headed Snake:A unique and fascinating two-headed snake that adds an element of "double" trouble for those who fear slithering reptiles.

By the end of this video, the student will be able to: Calculate the distance between two points on a straight line.9761

Solving two equations in two variables, one is of first degree and the other is of second degree

Mr. Addit reviews the multiplication facts of 0, 1, 2, 5, and 10. He also reviews the zero property and the identity property.

Yoga Freeze Dance: Action Song for Kids

Miss Palomine reviews the Adam Apple song to point out “Adam Apple A” words. She then tells a story about her friend Andrew Ant and encourages the student to create his own “A” story.

We find Miss Palomine at an amusement park. She talks about how she and her friend April are each in a line of ten. All together, there are twenty people in line. When one leaves, there are now nineteen people. This begins a discussion...

Miss Palomine opens a carton of a dozen eggs. When she counts the eggs she discovers that dozen means twelve. This begins a discussion of twelve—what the number looks like, the amount the number represents, and where twelve appears on a...

Miss Palomine reviews two-dimensional and three-dimensional objects. She then looks for matching two-dimensional objects in her environment and afterward, searches for three-dimensional objects.

Using the drawings in her sketchpad and some graphics, Miss Palomine demonstrates to the student, the similarities and differences between two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes.

Miss Palomine goes shopping for hotdog buns and tries to find the right aisle. When she gets back to the classroom, Miss P finds that she has ten hotdog buns and only six hotdogs. This begins the exercises of recognizing the numbers 1...

Miss Palomine introduces the numbers of the week, two and three. She gives examples of the numbers, both with words and with amounts. She plots two and three on a number line, and introduces Tanner Two and Thelma Three.

Miss Palomine references day 11’s lesson of order of events to instruct the student to learn the order of numbers: 1, 2, 3. She teaches the student the terms, “first,” “second” and “third.”

Hola. In this video lesson, we will be talking about the irregular verbs in the future tense in Spanish. There actually aren't very many, which is surprising. Enjoy!

The video “Fact Families of 1 and 2” introduces the concept of fact families, demonstrating how to arrange addition and subtraction number sentences that include the numbers 1 and 2.

"Subtracting Cookies" uses cookies to model subtraction problems.

This Arizona prison is teaching inmates how to break-in wild horses in the hope that the skills they learn will stop them from reoffending. So far, of the 50 inmates that have taken part, only two have found themselves back behind bars...