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The Biggest Organism on Earth
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The blue whale is the largest animal on Earth, but it is not the biggest 'thing'. But, then, it also matters, how one defines 'biggest'. (02:51)
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Sarah Plain and Tall: Chapter Four
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This video features a man reading Sarah, Plain and Tall, chapter four.  Teachers could use this video in a listening center along with copies of the book for students to hear a fluent reader.  ( 6:09)
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Personal Ant Army
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Why would ants and a butterfly caterpillar need each other? Possibly for something sweet? (02:43)
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Similar Triangles - Khan Academy
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Video uses an electronic black board with different colored pens.  This video is an introduction to similar triangles. The person discusses the meaning of the term similar then goes on to discuss similar triangles (they have all the same angles), and... [more]
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Art History Abbreviated: Claude Monet
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French impressionist painter Claude Monet discussed by Sara Iepson, assistant professor Art at Community College of Philadelphia. (03:45)
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First Time Seen in 200 Million Years
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Paleontologist James Crampton hunts for Monotis fossils on a New Zealand beach.  He opens up a rock to uncover a fossil that has not been seen in 200 million years. He briefly discusses how rocks and fossils are dated.  (03:26)
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