21 reactions | Me, myself, and I—welcome to the world of personal pronouns! In this BrainPOP movie, Tim and Moby will teach you about pronouns and antecedents. You’ll finally understand why “Moby and me” can’t ever go to the store!  https://brnpop.co/3pzkuRr | BrainPOP | Facebook

June is Pride Month, "a time of acknowledging that LGBTQ people are diverse, and have contributed so much to our beautiful country,” says Ose Arheghan, an inspiring young person working to make the world a more inclusive and equitable place. Check out our interview with Ose, as well as resources to help teach this topic. #BrainPOPNews https://brnpop.co/34Wswus | BrainPOP | Facebook

1.4K views · 22 reactions | Happy #EarthDay! Celebrate our planet by learning how you can help protect the #environment in today's Featured Movie on #climatechange: https://brnpop.co/2yo1Eqg ☀️️ | BrainPOP | Facebook

For young learners with questions about avoiding illness, our Washing Hands movie from BrainPOP Jr. is available here in full. Concerned about school closures? Families can sign up for free access to BrainPOP with promo code BPCVFAFB3 right here: brnpop.co/2U3kAS9 | BrainPOP

Over at #BrainPOPJr we've got a brand new movie for kids K–3 that explains the importance of #empathy. In times like these, teaching our kids to care for others is more important than ever. ❤️ Watch it FREE: https://brnpop.co/2RlDbbF #feelings | BrainPOP

"[M]aking folks uncomfortable was kind of the point of all this protest." Use our Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. movie to open up a dialogue with your kids about racism and the value of protest. https://brnpop.co/3ePN3np | BrainPOP

Empower middle schoolers to hone their science skills by answering guiding questions, collecting observations, and solving real-world problems. | BrainPOP

263 reactions · 42 shares | Empower middle schoolers to hone their science skills by answering guiding questions, collecting observations, and solving real-world problems. | BrainPOP | Facebook