Cerebellum Educational Videos for Students

This extensive series examines the historical documents that changed and shaped American history. Each 30-minute program examines an era of American history, including the political, social and economic factors that contributed to the creation of each document. This unique series enhances the study of American history through World War I.

American democracy has a lineage of written records that we can trace to show the development of our nation, and how each document builds on those before it to make our foundation of freedom stronger. This video looks at the documents conceived in the early 1860s and during the Civil War and the years immediately following.

Using archival footage and photographs, this series documents the life, accomplishments, struggles and scandal of 9 of the U.S. Presidents

Just the Facts: The Colonization of North America teach about the first settlements, English settlements, Spanish settlements and French settlements.

Families in the Wild presents programs from award-winning filmmakers who capture the amazing intricacies of wild animal family life. The stories of these animal families are filled with adventure, joy and the constant fear of the ‘dangers in the wild’. They are stories that remind us of the incredible wonders of the world and our place in it.

What famous city did Benjamin Banneker help design? Why was Harriet Tubman called the Mose of her people? Who were the Men of the Massachusetts 54th? Why was the peanut so important to the rebuilding of the south after the Civil War? Who delivered the famous I Have a Dream speech in Washington, D.C.? How did Sojourner Truth get her name? These are but a few of the questions answered in Famous African Americans.

Just the Facts: Biology - Genetics presents the fundamental elements of the world of science. Covering pillars of scientific knowledge, this collection presents a full summary of genetics using live footage, historical video clips and animated graphics.

In this program students will come to understand some of the rights and responsibilities we have as American citizens and the importance of participating in our democracy.

Thanks to visionaries like Alexander Graham Bell and Henry Ford, the areas of communication and travel have journeyed great distances in a short time.

As The Wonder of Electricity spotlights the developments in television and radio, watch these two inventions permeate every aspect of society, especially the news, sports and music industries. Then focus on how the camera redefined our image and how the computer age unleashed our imaginations and fantasies.

Inventions and Innovations explains how the atom is the basic building block for inventions that attempt to conquer the skies, explore the ocean depths and unlock the limitless opportunities of computers and the Internet industry.

Just the Facts: The Emergence of Modern America uses fascinating historical footage to explore six decades that shaped modern America. The series examines the Gilded Age in the late 19th century, the Progressive Era of the early 20th century, the Roaring Twenties, and the Great Depression.

The Tuskegee Airmen tells the dramatic, true story of the first African American fighter pilots, the Red Tails. Through action-packed computer animations, historical re-enactments, and dynamic archival sequences, audiences are taken on an immersive journey to witness the accomplishments of the Tuskegee Airmen.

The Physical Science Video Series shines a spotlight on the innovations and boundary-breaking events of today. From spy technology to space suits to special effects, this series is sure to get young students pumped up about the future of science!

These 4 programs will provide ways for children to identify, talk about, and handle their anger. Copyright 2010.

These four programs identify through real-life examples the meaning and effects, both good and bad, of cliques.

This program includes 2 disc – Angry? And Got a Problem? with 7 episodes to provide ways for children to identify, talk about, and handle their anger and problems

The complete 8 Program Series. Each Lesson Booster video presents real-life scenarios demonstrating the feelings that young students often experience, as well as present ways to cope with and handle these emotions.

Each Lesson Booster video presents real-life scenarios demonstrating the feelings that young students often experience, as well as present ways to cope with and handle these emotions. These programs are created for Grades 4-7 as a supplement to any guidance curriculum. Each program includes a DVD and a CD-ROM with a lesson plan for implementing the content.

Each of these 4 programs teaches about respect. By the end of this program students will understand the importance of respecting rules, themselves, and others.

This series, designed for elementary-aged children, presents information on legal and illegal drugs in an easy to understand way. It delves into the impact of the use and abuse of these substances on the human body, individuals, and society.

Pay close attention because in an hour this program teaches you how to properly manage your time, tackle the multiple choice section, and the analytical skills you will need for the free response section plus we’ve put together the 30 most critical topics that are in the exam using a rapid-fire approach. By the end you will be equipped with ‘know-how’ to tackle the AP Biology test plus we’ve included additional study material to make this one of the best exam prep tools!

This program introduces students to our friend, Algebra, the powerful super hero that is armed with the knowledge to find out fascinating things about place, people and real-life situations. This series concentrates on the essentials of algebra plus provides a thorough breakdown of difficult concepts using step-by-step explanations and visual examples

Light Speed Video Learning is a comprehensive video course designed to teach core curriculum subjects. Our rapid-fire approach keeps students engaged while our cast of young actors, humorous skits, mnemonics, and on-screen graphics present step-by-step examples to teach students the essentials to master a subject.