The Biology of Seashores modular approach makes it ideal for teaching concepts of life science and ecology by focusing on intertidal ecology and the diversity of life found at the seashore. The program can be used as an introduction or review of a general unit on ecology, animal biology, or marine studies, or a unit that concentrates on seashore studies. Download free guide from our website.
Languages: English
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Close to the Bone: Surgeons & Chefs – Part 1
Years of training; precision craftsmanship; passion for excellence; sharp knives; sterile work environments and zero tolerance for anything but perfection…these are the comonalities between surgeons and chefs. Follow along as these delightfully quirky cooking instructional programs detail how to work in the kitchen with: steak, head, leg o’lamb, chest.
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Close to the Bone: Surgeons & Chefs – Part 2
Years of training; precision craftsmanship; passion for excellence; sharp knives; sterile work environments and zero tolerance for anything but perfection…these are the comonalities between surgeons and chefs. Follow along as these delightfully quirky cooking instructional programs detail how to work in the kitchen with: foot, ribs, urology and tail.
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Advanced American Sign Language Workbook
This workbook which accompanies the series is designed to assist learners in developing ASL skills through self-paced modules augmented by formal ASL classes. The combination of self-study and classroom instruction facilitates self-assessment and supports the skills essential to language learning.
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Life’s Three Great Branches: Archaea, Bacteria, and Eucarya
Modules: Self-Replicating Molecules Evolve, The Archaeans, Earth’s First Inhabitants, The Rise of Bacteria, Photosynthesis and Oxygen, Eucarya, the Domain of Nucleated Cells Gets Its Start, The Evolution of Mitochondria, The Domains of Life.
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Body and Gaze Shift in ASL / Classifiers in ASL / Space in ASL
Each of these programs focuses on a key element of ASL, including: identifying a narrator and characters of a story using Body and Gaze Shift; determining the difference between nouns, verbs and adjectives using ASL Classifiers; and the use of Space in ASL to establish a location for a particular referent’s discourse.
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The Eukaryotic Cell Evolves
Modules: Motor Proteins Get Cells Moving, Mitosis assures Genetic Continuity, Plastids Evolve Through Endosymbiosis, The Red, Brown and Green Lines of the Photosynthetic, Life Branch Out, The Invention of Sex, The Origins of Multicellular Ogranisms, Conclusion.
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Affect in ASL / Transition Markers in ASL / Grammatical Structure in ASL / Disco
Follow along with this next set of programs as the advanced techniques for ASL are augmented to include: the use of facial expressions to express Affect in ASL; the Transition Markers required to guide the flow of discourse in ASL; the importance of a signer’s entire signing space to identify Grammatical Structure; and the identification of the topic(s) of Discourse.
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Adventures in Scientific Exploration
Eye of the Cyclops: adventures in Scientific Exploration features voyages of discovery into nine environments (3 pond regions, 2 streams, 2 woodland, 2 urban yards).
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Subjects and Objects in ASL / Fingerspelling in ASL / Numbers in ASL
The last set of programs in this advanced series covers the following integral facets of ASL: identifying the Subject and Object of a sentence and the inclusion of spatial referencing; clarifying the context of a discourse using Fingerspelling; and the elements to consider when signing Numbers in ASL.