Disney Educational - Bill Nye The Science Guy - Balance
In this discussion of balance and the forces that affect it, Bill Nye is up to his usual shenanigans, mixing jokes and wild graphics with science concepts. He relates the ideas to the activities of students, in this case the push/pull of tug-of-war. This science series has won many awards, including daytime Emmys and a National Education Association Award.
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SkyNews Magazine July/August 2013
SkyNews is a hands-on magazine for amateur astronomers in Canada. It’s written for active stargazers including beginners and intermediates.
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Disney Educational - Bill Nye The Science Guy: Plants
The diverse world of plants is the topic of this episode in the award-winning series Bill Nye the Science Guy. Despite the fact that plants are rooted to the ground, they are able to manufacture their own food, and some have interesting adaptations to keep from being eaten. Bill Nye introduces these plants and others, including ones that trap and eat insects. He brings his usual humorous touches to the program to keep the science information entertaining, including kid-pleasing graphics and odd camera angles.
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