This video from the series Faces of America details the process of documenting family history and tracing lineage back through maternal and paternal lines.
How long does a baby elephant stay with her mother? What do you call a baby goat? Young children learn some interesting facts about the lives of baby animals in this original video from KET.
Join students as they observe mosquitoes in different stages of development and learn about the insect's life cycle in this video from Curious George.
By examining the developmental stages of animals, students learn about the life cycles of living things.
This lesson from Nature uses the eagle to model universal avian life stages.
This video segment from Nature examines American Eagles along the Upper Mississippi River and their struggle to protect their eggs from predators as well as from the cold, extreme weather.
Witness eaglets begin to fly in this video segment from Nature.
Students learn about the types of genetic information contained in the human genome – physical traits, behaviors, and propensity for diseases, in this video from Faces of America.
This lesson, based on the series Faces of America, explores the various types of genetic information contained in the human genome.
This video from Thinkport introduces the seahorse, an unusual, endangered fish that has puzzled scientists who are attempting to save it.