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To help your students dive deeper into news content, we created this bundle of news story response worksheets. We designed these worksheets to be used with any of our news videos and to keep students focused as they watch and enhance comprehension and retention. (Please note that some worksheet types are better fits for certain content and grade levels). Assign students the same one, mix them up, or let them choose!
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Daily, kid-friendly news stories + challenge questions
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Young people learn the hoop dance, a traditional Native American dance that has been passed down for generations. The dance expresses themes of environmentalism and connects young people to their Native American heritage. This video is excerpted from BBC News.
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More and more Native American candidates are running for political office in the United States. Inspired by the Standing Rock protests in 2016-17 and laws that attempt to limit voting rights of Native Americans, these candidates are energized to get involved and create change. This video is excerpted from BBC News.
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Learn how Native American children were taken from their families at higher rates than other children. This led to the Indian Children Welfare Act of 1978, which changed the law but did not change state practices. Now, Native American communities are working to build community and support each other by understanding what happened to members of the community because of assimilation programs. This video is excerpted from BBC News.
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Discover the amazing towns that are built into the cliffs at Mesa Verde. We don’t have a lot of information about the people who lived there, but we do know a little about how they lived and how they worked with nature to build their cities. This video is excerpted from BBC News.
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Indigenous designers create clothing that reflects their identities for everyday wear and couture. This video is excerpted from BBC News.
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Lawrence Burns predicts a future where the problems of car ownership, like traffic and parking, can be addressed by technology using connectivity, coordination, and shared driving. When connectivity on personal devices is married to driverless vehicles, we can make shared driving affordable and convenient. This video is excerpted from BBC News.
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Andrew Bretano, co-founder of Tiny Farms, discusses how the lack of land for cows and the increasing demand for beef suggests the need for an alternative protein source. Insects are nutritious and require less space, water, and land compared with traditional agriculture and livestock. A growing grassroots movement means people from around the world are able to coordinate and problem-solve together. This video is excerpted from BBC News.
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Learn how Dr. Mark Kendall is working on improvements to the way vaccines roll out, work, and are perceived. He created the nanopatch, which delivers vaccines more effectively than a needle just below the surface of the skin where immune cells live. He envisions a future eradicating diseases through better delivery and perception of vaccines.This video is excerpted from BBC News.
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Learn how open data will make text more understandable, available, and usable for civic good. Propeller Health, for example, was able to put a GPS chip in asthma inhalers, create a map of the locations of triggers for asthma, and then share that information with cities to improve pollution. Unstructured data will now be used to predict the future, empower the voiceless, and transform our world. This video is excerpted from BBC News.
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Learn about the microfibers released by our washing machines that move through the food chain from plankton, to fish, and back to humans. Now, a filter that is fitted to washing machines will catch the particles and recycle them. This video is excerpted from BBC News.
Showing 12 of 153 results for "BBC News"
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Printable
To help your students dive deeper into news content, we created this bundle of news story response worksheets. We designed these worksheets to be used with any of our news videos and to keep students focused as they watch and enhance comprehension and retention. (Please note that some worksheet types are better fits for certain content and grade levels). Assign students the same one, mix them up, or let them choose!
Blog Post
Daily, kid-friendly news stories + challenge questions
Video
Young people learn the hoop dance, a traditional Native American dance that has been passed down for generations. The dance expresses themes of environmentalism and connects young people to their Native American heritage. This video is excerpted from BBC News.
Video
More and more Native American candidates are running for political office in the United States. Inspired by the Standing Rock protests in 2016-17 and laws that attempt to limit voting rights of Native Americans, these candidates are energized to get involved and create change. This video is excerpted from BBC News.
Video
Learn how Native American children were taken from their families at higher rates than other children. This led to the Indian Children Welfare Act of 1978, which changed the law but did not change state practices. Now, Native American communities are working to build community and support each other by understanding what happened to members of the community because of assimilation programs. This video is excerpted from BBC News.
Video
Discover the amazing towns that are built into the cliffs at Mesa Verde. We don’t have a lot of information about the people who lived there, but we do know a little about how they lived and how they worked with nature to build their cities. This video is excerpted from BBC News.
Video
Indigenous designers create clothing that reflects their identities for everyday wear and couture. This video is excerpted from BBC News.
Video
Lawrence Burns predicts a future where the problems of car ownership, like traffic and parking, can be addressed by technology using connectivity, coordination, and shared driving. When connectivity on personal devices is married to driverless vehicles, we can make shared driving affordable and convenient. This video is excerpted from BBC News.
Video
Andrew Bretano, co-founder of Tiny Farms, discusses how the lack of land for cows and the increasing demand for beef suggests the need for an alternative protein source. Insects are nutritious and require less space, water, and land compared with traditional agriculture and livestock. A growing grassroots movement means people from around the world are able to coordinate and problem-solve together. This video is excerpted from BBC News.
Video
Learn how Dr. Mark Kendall is working on improvements to the way vaccines roll out, work, and are perceived. He created the nanopatch, which delivers vaccines more effectively than a needle just below the surface of the skin where immune cells live. He envisions a future eradicating diseases through better delivery and perception of vaccines.This video is excerpted from BBC News.
Video
Learn how open data will make text more understandable, available, and usable for civic good. Propeller Health, for example, was able to put a GPS chip in asthma inhalers, create a map of the locations of triggers for asthma, and then share that information with cities to improve pollution. Unstructured data will now be used to predict the future, empower the voiceless, and transform our world. This video is excerpted from BBC News.
Video
Learn about the microfibers released by our washing machines that move through the food chain from plankton, to fish, and back to humans. Now, a filter that is fitted to washing machines will catch the particles and recycle them. This video is excerpted from BBC News.