• Lesson Plans
• Graphic Organizer Templates

• Responding to the Letter: Taking the "Dear Tim and Moby" template, give students 2 minutes to answer the letter at the beginning of the movie. At the end of the movie, allow students to add or modify their reply.
• Pausing Spots: Teachers can use the PausePoints Template to selects key places to pause the movie and allow students to discuss key points being made.
  
• Print Screen: Use the print screen button on your keyboard to copy a key screen shot of a BrainPOP video. Paste the picture into Microsoft Office and print out a copy for your students notes (see copy below).
  
• Using the Closed Caption Feature: can be used to help "visual students" with their comprehension and note taking.
  
• Note Taking: Please view the BrainPOP Note taking video for note taking ideas.
  
• Differentiating with BrainPOP Jr.:Please view this 3 minute video interview on how a 1st grade teacher differentiates learning with BrainPOP JR.
  
• Students Made BrainPOPs: consider having your students work on making a BrainPOP movie as and end of unit activity.
  

• In Depth: Provides more detailed information that what is presented in the BrainPOP Video.
• Did You Know?: Interesting tidbits of information relating to the topic at hand.
• Way Back When: Provides a look back in time to see how the given topic was viewed back in history.
• Myths: explores common misconceptions on a given topic.
  
• Quotables: Can be used as a student topic of discussion: Teacher "What was this person thinking when they made this statement?".
• Unsolved Mysteries: Offer an excellent resource for a lesson extension.
  
• Famous Faces: Another resource for extending a lesson.