The animated series PEEP and the Big Wide World, narrated by award-winning actress Joan Cusack, gives wings to the innovative idea of teaching science to preschoolers. Wry and distinctive visual humor, charming plotlines, and lovable characters combine with a comprehensive science program to attract and engage young kids. Includes three great PEEP DVDs — Peep Finds, Peep Floats, and Peep’s New Friends.
Languages: English
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Thinking Creatively
Thinking Creatively explores the nature of creativity and offers exercises and techniques to stimulate the creative thinking process.
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Thinking Critically
Thinking Critically focuses on the realm of logic and analysis. Critical thinking skills and problem solving are discussed in depth.
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Math and Science: A 3-D Solution
Math and Science: A 3-D Solution focuses on more specific problem-solving skills that will helpstudents succeed in math and science courses.
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Research: Solving a Mystery
Research: Solving a Mystery explains how to conduct research with an emphasis on the resources available at the library.
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Writing Well-The First Draft
Writing Well-The First Draft explores how to get started on writing papers by presenting steps and processes in creating a first draft.
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Writing Well-The Final Presentation
Writing Well-The Final Presentation looks at the process of turning a rough draft into a polished paper or presentation.
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Challenges Worth Noting
Challenges Worth Noting presents some real-world note-taking challenges and offers solutions. This lesson also introduces many different ways distance learning courses are delivered.
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Preparing for the Test
Preparing for the Test discusses proper test-preparation techniques. The power of cooperative learning and steps for forming a solid study group are discussed.