Miss Palomine explains that there are many ways to categorize things. She begins by categorizing a variety of buttons. She then categorizes natural things such as leaves and rocks.

To illustrate the concept of how two sides of a pattern stay the same when they rotate, Miss Palomine invites her double to help with the explanation. They explain that no matter which way a symmetrical object turns, both sides will...

Miss Palomine explains that scientists observe physical properties of various objects and experiment to see if the properties can be changed. She makes a variety of observations about several objects (solids and liquids) and discovers...

Miss Palomine shows examples of three types of matter – gas, liquid, and solid. She then describes the differences among them. She focuses on the properties of liquids, and asks the student to help her identify liquids from a list of...

Miss Palomine shows examples of three types of matter: gas, liquid, and solid. She then describes the differences among them. She asks the student to help her identify solids from a list of pictures.

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.

To illustrate the concept of three-dimensional objects, Miss Palomine tells the story of Socrates titled, “That’s Not the Right Size.” She then explains the properties (height, width and depth) that make a three-dimensional object. She...

Miss Palomine shows the student the two patterns she likes for her kitchen tile floor and asks the student to help her complete the patterns. She then reviews the Little Lincoln Early Color Cards and the Shape Cards and encourages the...

Miss Palomine introduces the shape of the week, star, and the color of the week, green.

Miss Palomine introduces the shape of the week – the oval – and the color of the week – purple. Together, she and the student look for ovals and objects that are purple.

Miss Palomine introduces the shape of the week, the rectangle, and the color of the week, orange. Together, she and the student look for rectangles and objects that are orange.

Miss Palomine introduces the shape of the week, the rectangle, and the color of the week, orange. Together, she and the student look for rectangles and objects that are orange.

Miss Palomine introduces the shape of the week, the triangle, and the color of the week, yellow. Together, she and your student will look for triangles and objects that are yellow.

Miss Palomine introduces the shape of the week, the square, and the color of the week, blue. She sets up a game of checkers to show an example of squares.

Miss Palomine introduces the shape of the week, the circle, and the color of the week, red.

Jessi discusses anthropomorphism and how it can interfere with communication and your overall relationship with a non-human animal.

Do you know what Trans fatty acids are? Recent studies have shown a correlation between high levels of Trans fatty acids and depression. In this video, I talk about what Trans fatty acids are, how they can affect your mood,...

The video “Candy Classification” discusses how to describe, compare, and classify candy based on observations of its physical properties.

Explore the star writer focus points and cursive writing strokes and achieve an introduction to forming both lowercase and uppercase cursive letters.

Baking Soda and Vinegar Balloon investigates chemical change as a form of energy by conducting an experiment with a bottle, a balloon, baking soda, and vinegar.

Separating Solids demonstrates that mixtures of solids can be separated based on their observable properties, including particle size, shape, color, and magnetic attraction.

Take this 5-day English challenge to expand your vocabulary. Watch day 2 and grab your worksheet.<br/>

Some people argue that woodturning should be left to a woodturning lathe; however, here we show that a small engineering lathe is very capable at machining small wooden components. To demonstrate this, we made a Weiss distribution tool,...