Thursday, 26 March 2020

Educational TV Shows & Films


TV Shows/Films


Brain Child (U) - Brainchild makes science fun, cool, and accessible to everyone!  Each episode tackles a topic that's important to kids (and adults!) with comedy, experiments, and interactive games. This show also has a website where you can access fun activities to complete after watching the corresponding episode. Link to the website can be found here.

https://www.brainchildshow.com/


The Who Was Show (PG) - Based on the popular book series, this live-action sketch-comedy show brings important historical figures, like King Tut, Marie Antoinette, and Pablo Picasso, to life in an entertaining and hilarious way. 

Horrible Histories - Horrible Histories is a British children's live-action historical and musical sketch comedy television series, based on the bestselling books of the same name by Terry Deary. Please follow the link for worksheets based on the shows.

Ask the StoryBots (U) - Ask the StoryBots is an American live action/animated children's television series based on the characters from the StoryBots educational website and videos. Music from the show can be streamed following the link https://www.storybots.com/music

Odd Squad - Young government agents Olive and Otto use math to investigate strange occurrences in their town. They have their own website where you can access related games and quizzes. https://pbskids.org/oddsquad/

This documentary explores the ocean depths and the creatures who live within.
A biographical drama based on a true story. Drew Barrymore stars in this film about a reporter writing about whales trapped in the Arctic Circle.
Comedian Kevin Hart uses his silliness for good, teaching viewers about some of history’s unsung black heroes.
Teenagers at NASA’s Space Camp dream of traveling to Mars while experts reflect on the future and history of NASA.
Bill Nye faces climate-change skeptics as he demonstrates the importance of scientific evidence.
This Netflix series is a lot like Planet Earth, except it urgently calls for viewers to think about the ways that human actions are putting the nature and animals the series covers in peril.