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This document provides an overview of how to search and use BrainPOP, an educational website. It outlines 3 ways to search BrainPOP by keyword, standard, or content area. It then gives tips for using BrainPOP videos in the classroom, such as pausing to reflect, using for homework, or projecting for group viewing. Suggestions are also made for accompanying activities like graphic organizers, vocabulary sheets, quizzes, and using BrainPOP as a learning center.
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- 1. Welcome to BrainPOP!www.brainpop.com Barbara De Santis Sayreville Public Schools October, 2010
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