Take your students on a climb through the mountain ecosystem! From the towering Himalayas to the snowy Rockies, mountain ecosystems change as you climb, starting with green forests down low and ending with bare, windswept summits at the top.
✨ Perfect for grades 3–8, here’s what you need to bring ecosystems to life:
- Iconic BBC Videos: Share the clips on this page to introduce the location, plants, animals, and climate of the mountains. (Don't miss the grizzlies and snow leopards!) Brought to you by world-class BBC programs like Planet Earth.
- Free Printable: Use the Mountain Brochure Template to help students pull it all together in an ecosystem report with facts they’ve learned (and a little extra research).
It’s everything you need to make ecosystems easy to teach and truly memorable for your students.
In Speedy Superbikes, presenter and motorbike racer Grace Webb looks at superbikes, which are very fast motorbikes. From its slim size and curved windscreen, to its hard rubber tires, the bike is designed for speed. This video is excerpted from BBC’s Grace’s Amazing Machines, a children’s show that introduces kids to some of the biggest, fastest, and most amazing machines in the world.
When nature unleashes its full power, the results can be extraordinary. Explore some of Earth's most intense weather events and discover the atmospheric conditions that fuel them. Watch the BBC videos below, then take the Kahoot to see what you've learned.
From hurricanes and flash floods to droughts and destructive windstorms, investigate the forces that drive extreme weather around the world. Learn how these events form, why they occur, and the impact they can have on people, ecosystems, and communities.
Take your students on a climb through the mountain ecosystem! From the towering Himalayas to the snowy Rockies, mountain ecosystems change as you climb, starting with green forests down low and ending with bare, windswept summits at the top.
✨ Perfect for grades 3–8, here’s what you need to bring ecosystems to life:
- Iconic BBC Videos: Share the clips on this page to introduce the location, plants, animals, and climate of the mountains. (Don't miss the grizzlies and snow leopards!) Brought to you by world-class BBC programs like Planet Earth.
- Free Printable: Use the Mountain Brochure Template to help students pull it all together in an ecosystem report with facts they’ve learned (and a little extra research).
It’s everything you need to make ecosystems easy to teach and truly memorable for your students.
In Speedy Superbikes, presenter and motorbike racer Grace Webb looks at superbikes, which are very fast motorbikes. From its slim size and curved windscreen, to its hard rubber tires, the bike is designed for speed. This video is excerpted from BBC’s Grace’s Amazing Machines, a children’s show that introduces kids to some of the biggest, fastest, and most amazing machines in the world.
When nature unleashes its full power, the results can be extraordinary. Explore some of Earth's most intense weather events and discover the atmospheric conditions that fuel them. Watch the BBC videos below, then take the Kahoot to see what you've learned.
From hurricanes and flash floods to droughts and destructive windstorms, investigate the forces that drive extreme weather around the world. Learn how these events form, why they occur, and the impact they can have on people, ecosystems, and communities.