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Avalanches 101
National Geographic videos are so good! This one, on avalanches, is especially well done. In just three minutes, learners should glean a lot of important information on how avalanches occur, the different types of avalanches, and how to...
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Eagle vs. Eagle in Mid-air
Eagles fight for their turf in this exciting video. Wonderfully narrated by National Geographic, this video shows great video footage of the eagle's competitive and territorial habits.
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Volcano 101
Another fantastic video from National Geographic! This one teaches the basics of volcanoes; where they occur, why they occur, the different types of volcanoes, and the benefits and hazards of living nearby an active volcano.
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Blue Whale
Staring out onto the ocean is often soothing and calm, but take a dip beneath the waters to find plenty of sounds and activity! This video clip studies the sounds of blue whales. Find out what their pulsing sounds might mean in this...
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Monsters of the Deep
The giant clam is often portrayed as a monster of the ocean, but it is actually a rather peaceful ocean dweller. This species can grow up to four feet long! Learn more in this National Geographic video clip.
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Through the Lens
A fascinating video which documents a National Geographic photographer's descent into a crater filled with molten lava is documented here. The crater is on the island of Ambryn, which is in the South Pacific Ocean. Incredible stuff!
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Human Footprint
Americans are some of the greatest consumers. Statistics are given in this introduction to the show "Human Footprint" that airs on National Geographic. Pique your biologists' interest in conservation efforts with this short clip.
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Reptiles - NatGeo Best Photos
This video slide show includes vibrant photographs of various reptiles. From snakes to turtles, this slide show will definitely rattle your scales.
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The Real Cleopatra
The real Cleopatra was evidently a very savvy politician. The narrator of this brief National Geographic clip contends that Cleopatra appropriated an important Egyptian festival to portray herself as the goddess, Hathor and Caesar as the...
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6 Degrees Warmer: Mass Extinction?
In this final clip of climate change by National Geographic, a "doomsday scenario" is shown. Truly, six degrees difference will change the world as we know it, having devastating effects on all life forms. Let's prevent this by making...
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Screaming Mummy Mystery
You cannot enter the afterlife without your name, or so says Egyptian theology. In "Egypt Unwrapped: the Mystery of the Screaming Man," the National Geographic Channel follows researchers as they attempt to unwrap the mystery surrounding...
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Tut's Treasures
National Geographic Channel combines old news reel footage with current film and photographs to reveal some of the artifacts found in King Tut's tomb. Your class might also enjoy the mention of a few of the events that led to the stories...
National Geographic Kids
National Geographic Kids
This collection includes games, articles, photos, stories, activities and video clips. Learn about wildlife, science, and the wonders of the world.
National Geographic Kids
National Geographic Kids: Destination World: Antarctica
Experience the coldest continent on the planet and find out what makes Antarctica unique. [2:57]
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National Geographic Kids: Destination World: North America
Experience the continent with the most diverse environments; you'll find almost all major habitats on this continent. [3:29]
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National Geographic Kids: Destination World: Australia
Experience the only continent that's an island. Australia, also known as the Land Down Under, has some of the most unique wildlife in the world. [3:05]
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National Geographic Kids: Destination World: Africa
Experience the hottest of the seven continents and meet some of the most famous animals in the world. [2:50]
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National Geographic Kids: Destination World: Asia
Experience the largest of the seven continents that is home to the most people and find out what makes it unique. [2:48]
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National Geographic Kids: Destination World: South America
Experience the continent that's all about natural extremes; it is home to the planet's largest river (the Amazon) as well as the world's driest place (the Atacama Desert). [2:53]
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National Geographic Kids: Destination World: Europe
Experience the second smallest continent known as the birthplace of Western civilization and find out what makes it unique. [3:24]
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National Geographic Kids: National Geographic for Little Kids
A delightful interactive site from National Geographic aimed at the younger preschool child! Fun yet educational games, videos, printouts, and more.
Science for Kids
Science Kids: Animal Videos: Anaconda Hunting for Food
Video of a female anaconda catching, crushing, and swallowing a capybara, a rodent that can weigh up to one hundred pounds. This meal must sustain it for seven months, until it gives birth to its babies. (Length: 2 min. 48 sec.)
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Science Kids: Space Videos: Mars Rover
Fascinating video showing the landing on Mars of the exploration rover, Opportunity, and a discussion of all the information scientists have been able to glean from its presence there. (Length: 4 min. 57 sec.)
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Science Kids: Space Videos: Birth of the Solar System
Narrated animation showing how the solar system was likely formed. (Length: 2 min. 56 sec.)