BrainPOP.com - Web Sites - online education - Brief Article
Instructor, March, 2001 by Dana Truby
At BrainPOP.com, upper elementary and middle school students will enjoy exploring "The Mysteries of Life" with Tim, an animated teenager, and Moby, his robot sidekick, who host short, educational cartoons on science, health, and technology topics. Each movie provides a fairly in-depth answer to a question submitted by a real kid, and offers an optional quiz so students can self-test their comprehension.
It's a fun way to reinforce science concepts (the solar system, electricity, the water cycle, photosynthesis, and much more), and a good place to check for answers to those tough questions that kids come up with.
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