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DCMP News & Announcements
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Total Solar Eclipse
DCMP presents information about the total solar eclipse from the National Science Foundation’s Ask a Scientist series, with description and captions.
What’s Happening on August 21, and What Can People Potentially See?
How Can I Watch the Solar Eclipse Safely?
Where Can People See the Eclipse in Totality?
What Makes Solar Eclipse Glasses so Special?
Where Can I Get Solar Eclipse Glasses?
See more from the Ask a Scientist series.
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Why With Nye
Bill Nye teams up with NASA in the new series Why With Nye to explain the science behind the mission to Jupiter. The goals of the mission include understanding the origin and evolution of Jupiter, locating a solid planetary core, and mapping the magnetic field.
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Plaza Sésamo
DCMP is proud to offer Plaza Sésamo, the Spanish-language version of Sesame Street! Captioned for deaf and hard of hearing children, Plaza Sésamo teaches basic literacy and numeracy and helps children gain a better understanding of the world around them.
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Artrageous with Nate
Nate Heck, host of the Emmy award-winning program Artrageous with Nate, has an inspiring message for us about the importance of accessible media. Watch it, pass it on, and then introduce your kids to Artrageous!
New Media Releases
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Sneaker Money - 2017 - 9 minutes
Entrepreneurs make money by solving problems for others. Chase Reed is a teenage entrepreneur who runs Sneaker Pawn, the first pawnshop that specializes solely in sneakers. He is using a common commodity to help individuals who cannot secure loans from traditional banks. At Sneaker Pawn, sneakers are the currency.
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Teen Kids News (Episode 1434) - 2016 - 22 minutes
In this episode, Sabrina Ma, founder of ARK (Acts of Random Kindness), is on a mission to change the world with kindness. She discusses what led her to start this school club. Reporters also discuss the importance of athletic trainers in schools. Other segments include the history of the seventh-inning stretch, how to enter science competitions, the history of the flag of Texas, and the You Will Rise Project. Part of the "Teen Kids News" series.
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The Gilded Age: Stanford White and Architecture for the Elite - 2015 - 6 minutes
The Gilded Age is known as an era of great wealth and remarkable architecture. Students explore how architecture, literature, and art reflect the issues and concerns of the period.
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Let's Look Inside Our Body - 2015 - 2 minutes
Bones are important to everyday tasks and movements. Students learn the functions of the following bones:spine, rib cage, tibia, femur, and skull. Part of the “Everyday Science for Preschoolers” series.
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Ask a Scientist: Where Can I Get Solar Eclipse Glasses? - 2017 - 1 minute
David Boboltz of the National Science Foundation provides information on where to obtain the appropriate glasses to view the solar eclipse. He advises those wishing to view the eclipse to check with their local libraries and various online sources.