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Cartoon. Centipede in a graduation cap and bow tie gestures to pencils on a table. Caption. Can you count how many pencils I have here?

An animated centipede and garter snake teach the concept of numbers. Names a number and shows objects that demonstrate that number. Suggests that students practice writing the numbers between segments.

Media Details

Runtime: 20 minutes 40 seconds

Topic: Mathematics
Subtopic: Mathematics
Grade/Interest Level: Ps - 2
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Release Year: 2003
Producer/Distributor: SVE & Churchill Media
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Woman, standing and speaking to a classroom of children. Caption. It's also a key point when we're doing problem solving.

Woman speaks towards camera. Caption. Making the students decide, then explain their thinking.

Woman stands in front of a bulletin board, speaking to an audience off camera. Caption. I want to make sure you get that concept of equal.

Woman stands behind and instructs 2 teenage boys. Caption. The concept of functions by exploring patterns.

4 number matrices; first 3 have numbers, the 4th is blank. Caption. To find a pattern in the first 3 Xs.

People in intersecting line formation on grass. Caption. Students move outside and then create a human graph.

Still image from: 10 Fat Turkeys

Person in a science lab. One beaker contains an orange liquid, and one beaker contains a green liquid. Caption: It's orange. That means its pH is 5.

Black and white image with words, "The sum of two opposite integers equals zero".

Black and white still frame of man in glasses looking down at phone with lips parted in mid-speech. Caption. From there, you'll know whether he has enough money.

Viewer Comments

Katie D. (Durham, NC)

April 22nd, 2015 at 07:55 AM

This is great resource for my students who are deaf and who are on the Autism spectrum. They do not want to look at me to learn sign language but having someone signing it on TV is much more interesting to them.