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In this clip from "The Friends of Auntie Litter", the Pollution Patrol sings a rap that teaches the three R's of recycling: Reuse, Reduce Waste, Recycle! Words are included on the video. This video is one from the Take Pride Statewide series.

This is the second video in a series dedicated to helping users navigate and use Kidblog. Rusty the guide dog will show users how to add hyperlinks to their posts.

This podcast describes the historical and artistic impact of Mount Fuji. It also describes the geographical structure of the mountain. It is meant to serve as an example podcast for teachers and students who are working on projects that focus on places.

This is a step by step illustration of a frog dissection lab geared toward 7th grade science students. This podcast may be shown prior to a frog dissection lab or it may be shown during the lab and paused for instruction.

Throughout school, students are often required to read books that they know nothing about. This is one of a series of podcasts reviewing required high school reading materials. This video review is of The Picture of Dorian Gray, written by British author Oscar Wilde. This novel makes its readers question a lot of deep rooted assumptions and ask themselves questions that they normally would not. Anyone considering reading this or assigning it to students will enjoy this podcast and will get a brief but accurate summary.

This podcast was created by a GEMS-U team using the lesson plan "Toilet Paper Strength". The girls in the video demonstrate the scientific method by testing various brands of toilet paper. They begin by discussing the steps in the scientific method. Then, to review each step, the girls use the experiment described in the lesson plan using pennies, water, and samples of toilet paper. Through this simple video, other students can see a simple version of the scientific method. This is a GEMS-U team composed of students from Centreville Middle School and West Blocton Middle School, both from the Bibb County Schools District.

This student created podcast has information regarding tips to stay healthy. At the conclusion of the podcast is a short quiz to reflect back on information presented. The podcast was made using different techniques to try to gain attention to the facts presented so young students would be engaged.

This podcast explains fraternal and paternal twins.

This podcast gives an overview of the founding and contents of the Pioneer Museum of Alabama in Troy, Alabama. The Pioneer Museum is the state recognized Pioneer museum. It features 17 historic buildings and 18,000 + artifacts which tell the story of rural, agricultural Alabama. The museum offers special programs which are geared to the interested public, as well as, students.

Each student was assigned a different Spanish speaking city to research and create a podcast. The students played the role of a tour guide inviting students to travel to their assigned location. They gathered information and created a story board and narrative in order to complete the podcast. These were shown to all of the Spanish classes throughout the semester.

A young girl, Molly, is feeling very stressed by the demands placed upon her during language arts class. She just doesn't understand nouns. Then, her teacher leaves the room unexpectedly and the young girl discovers that she can learn with the help of her peers. In the end, young Molly finds out that learning is fun!

There are over 200 bones in the body. Bones are important to every aspect of our lives and our very existence. For instance, many bones have marrow that produce an average of 2.6 million red blood cells. It is up to each one of us to make the best choices for maintaining good bone health. Listen to this podcast to learn more about good bone health.