A snowy week doesn't change the climate, but decades of patterns do. Explore the important difference between what happens in the atmosphere today and the trends that unfold over many years. Watch the BBC videos below, then take the Kahoot to test your knowledge.
Examine how weather describes short-term atmospheric conditions while climate reflects long-term patterns across regions and ecosystems. Learn about climate zones, seasonal trends, and the data scientists use to understand Earth's changing environment.
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.
Why is it summer in one hemisphere while it's winter in the other? Explore the astronomical forces that create Earth's seasons and shape weather patterns throughout the year. Watch the BBC videos below, then take the Kahoot to test your understanding.
Discover how Earth's tilted axis and yearly orbit around the Sun influence daylight hours, temperatures, and seasonal changes across the globe. From solstices and equinoxes to tropical wet and dry seasons, uncover the science behind the rhythms of our planet.
The water you drink today may once have fallen as rain thousands of miles away. Explore the incredible journey water takes as it moves between the oceans, land, atmosphere, and living things. Watch the BBC videos below, then take the Kahoot and follow every step of the water cycle.
Discover how the same water has been traveling around Earth for billions of years. From evaporation and condensation to precipitation and runoff, discover how water is continuously recycled around the planet and why this process is essential for life on Earth.
Every cloud, gust of wind, and raindrop has a story. Dive into the science behind weather and explore the forces that keep Earth's atmosphere constantly in motion. Watch the BBC videos linked below, then take the Kahoot to put your weather knowledge to the test.
Explore how solar heating, air pressure, humidity, and global wind patterns work together to shape the weather we experience every day. From the formation of clouds to the movement of storm systems, uncover the science behind Earth's ever-changing atmosphere.
Explore the life and influence of Stokely Carmichael, a powerful voice in the shift from the Civil Rights Movement to the rise of the Black Power Movement. Students will learn how Carmichael challenged ideas about race, identity, equality, and political activism during a time of major change in the United States.
This Kahoot examines Carmichael’s role in student activism, voting rights campaigns, and the growing call for Black pride, self-determination, and social change during the 1960s and beyond. Students will build listening skills, expand vocabulary, and deepen their historical understanding while exploring how protest movements evolve and how leaders can influence public debate and culture.
Ideal for lessons on history, civil rights, culture, and social movements, this Kahoot encourages Grade 6–12 students to think critically about resistance, identity, and the continuing impact of activism today.
Journey beyond the Solar System to explore exoplanets, distant stars, and the search for new worlds. From planets orbiting faraway suns to potentially habitable worlds light-years from Earth, discover how astronomers are uncovering new corners of the universe.
This Kahoot explores the science of exoplanet discovery, space exploration, and the technologies that allow us to detect and study worlds we cannot directly see while revealing how each new discovery expands our understanding of the cosmos.
Watch the related videos linked below, then take the Kahoot and see how much you know about the incredible worlds waiting to be discovered beyond our Solar System.
Explore the search for life beyond Earth in this Kahoot about Mars, scientific discovery, and one of humanity's biggest questions. From evidence of ancient water to clues hidden in the planet's surface, discover why scientists believe Mars may once have had the conditions needed to support life.
This Kahoot explores Martian geology, the role of water in sustaining life, and the tools scientists use to investigate distant worlds while uncovering what researchers look for when searching for signs of life beyond Earth.
Watch the videos about Mars linked below, then take the Kahoot and see how much you know about the Red Planet and the ongoing search for life in our Solar System.
Explore the most powerful weather in the solar system in this Kahoot about planetary storms, extreme environments, and the forces that shape other worlds. From Jupiter's Great Red Spot to planet-wide dust storms on Mars, discover how weather behaves in places far different from Earth.
This Kahoot explores winds, clouds, atmospheres, and storms across the solar system while revealing some of the largest and longest-lasting weather events ever observed.
Watch the Planets of Our Solar System playlist and related videos linked below, then take the Kahoot and see how much you know about the extreme weather in our cosmic neighborhood.
Take a journey through our cosmic neighborhood in this Kahoot about the planets, moons, and fascinating features that make up the Solar System. From the rocky worlds closest to the Sun to the icy giants at its outer reaches, discover what makes each planet unique.
This Kahoot explores planetary traits, orbits, and the vast scale of the Solar System while uncovering the forces that keep an incredible collection of worlds moving through space.
Watch the Planets of Our Solar System playlist and the related videos linked below, then take the Kahoot and see how much you know about the planets, moons, and other wonders of our Solar System.
Explore one of the solar system's greatest mysteries in this Kahoot about Saturn's iconic rings and the discoveries that are changing what scientists thought they knew. From clues about their origins to evidence that they may be much younger than expected, discover why Saturn's rings continue to fascinate scientists.
This Kahoot explores planetary science, space exploration, and the evidence researchers use to uncover the history of distant worlds while revealing surprising facts about one of the most recognizable features in our solar system.
Watch the BBC videos about Saturn's rings (below), then take the Kahoot and see how much you know about Saturn's spectacular and ever-changing rings.
Meet the extreme survivors. Penguins, giraffes, golden snub-nosed monkeys, Namaqua chameleons — these animals have evolved remarkable ways to endure some of the harshest conditions on Earth. We've put together a collection of BBC video clips all about extreme survivors (see Related Resources below). Watch them, then take the Kahoot to see what stuck.
The adaptations are wide-ranging: penguins withstand sub-zero temperatures, giraffes manage naturally high blood pressure, snub-nosed monkeys huddle together to survive freezing nights, and Namaqua chameleons shift skin color to beat the heat of the day. Explore how these animals have adapted, body and behavior, to survive against the odds.
A snowy week doesn't change the climate, but decades of patterns do. Explore the important difference between what happens in the atmosphere today and the trends that unfold over many years. Watch the BBC videos below, then take the Kahoot to test your knowledge.
Examine how weather describes short-term atmospheric conditions while climate reflects long-term patterns across regions and ecosystems. Learn about climate zones, seasonal trends, and the data scientists use to understand Earth's changing environment.
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.
Why is it summer in one hemisphere while it's winter in the other? Explore the astronomical forces that create Earth's seasons and shape weather patterns throughout the year. Watch the BBC videos below, then take the Kahoot to test your understanding.
Discover how Earth's tilted axis and yearly orbit around the Sun influence daylight hours, temperatures, and seasonal changes across the globe. From solstices and equinoxes to tropical wet and dry seasons, uncover the science behind the rhythms of our planet.
The water you drink today may once have fallen as rain thousands of miles away. Explore the incredible journey water takes as it moves between the oceans, land, atmosphere, and living things. Watch the BBC videos below, then take the Kahoot and follow every step of the water cycle.
Discover how the same water has been traveling around Earth for billions of years. From evaporation and condensation to precipitation and runoff, discover how water is continuously recycled around the planet and why this process is essential for life on Earth.
Every cloud, gust of wind, and raindrop has a story. Dive into the science behind weather and explore the forces that keep Earth's atmosphere constantly in motion. Watch the BBC videos linked below, then take the Kahoot to put your weather knowledge to the test.
Explore how solar heating, air pressure, humidity, and global wind patterns work together to shape the weather we experience every day. From the formation of clouds to the movement of storm systems, uncover the science behind Earth's ever-changing atmosphere.
Explore the life and influence of Stokely Carmichael, a powerful voice in the shift from the Civil Rights Movement to the rise of the Black Power Movement. Students will learn how Carmichael challenged ideas about race, identity, equality, and political activism during a time of major change in the United States.
This Kahoot examines Carmichael’s role in student activism, voting rights campaigns, and the growing call for Black pride, self-determination, and social change during the 1960s and beyond. Students will build listening skills, expand vocabulary, and deepen their historical understanding while exploring how protest movements evolve and how leaders can influence public debate and culture.
Ideal for lessons on history, civil rights, culture, and social movements, this Kahoot encourages Grade 6–12 students to think critically about resistance, identity, and the continuing impact of activism today.
Journey beyond the Solar System to explore exoplanets, distant stars, and the search for new worlds. From planets orbiting faraway suns to potentially habitable worlds light-years from Earth, discover how astronomers are uncovering new corners of the universe.
This Kahoot explores the science of exoplanet discovery, space exploration, and the technologies that allow us to detect and study worlds we cannot directly see while revealing how each new discovery expands our understanding of the cosmos.
Watch the related videos linked below, then take the Kahoot and see how much you know about the incredible worlds waiting to be discovered beyond our Solar System.
Explore the search for life beyond Earth in this Kahoot about Mars, scientific discovery, and one of humanity's biggest questions. From evidence of ancient water to clues hidden in the planet's surface, discover why scientists believe Mars may once have had the conditions needed to support life.
This Kahoot explores Martian geology, the role of water in sustaining life, and the tools scientists use to investigate distant worlds while uncovering what researchers look for when searching for signs of life beyond Earth.
Watch the videos about Mars linked below, then take the Kahoot and see how much you know about the Red Planet and the ongoing search for life in our Solar System.
Explore the most powerful weather in the solar system in this Kahoot about planetary storms, extreme environments, and the forces that shape other worlds. From Jupiter's Great Red Spot to planet-wide dust storms on Mars, discover how weather behaves in places far different from Earth.
This Kahoot explores winds, clouds, atmospheres, and storms across the solar system while revealing some of the largest and longest-lasting weather events ever observed.
Watch the Planets of Our Solar System playlist and related videos linked below, then take the Kahoot and see how much you know about the extreme weather in our cosmic neighborhood.
Take a journey through our cosmic neighborhood in this Kahoot about the planets, moons, and fascinating features that make up the Solar System. From the rocky worlds closest to the Sun to the icy giants at its outer reaches, discover what makes each planet unique.
This Kahoot explores planetary traits, orbits, and the vast scale of the Solar System while uncovering the forces that keep an incredible collection of worlds moving through space.
Watch the Planets of Our Solar System playlist and the related videos linked below, then take the Kahoot and see how much you know about the planets, moons, and other wonders of our Solar System.
Explore one of the solar system's greatest mysteries in this Kahoot about Saturn's iconic rings and the discoveries that are changing what scientists thought they knew. From clues about their origins to evidence that they may be much younger than expected, discover why Saturn's rings continue to fascinate scientists.
This Kahoot explores planetary science, space exploration, and the evidence researchers use to uncover the history of distant worlds while revealing surprising facts about one of the most recognizable features in our solar system.
Watch the BBC videos about Saturn's rings (below), then take the Kahoot and see how much you know about Saturn's spectacular and ever-changing rings.
Meet the extreme survivors. Penguins, giraffes, golden snub-nosed monkeys, Namaqua chameleons — these animals have evolved remarkable ways to endure some of the harshest conditions on Earth. We've put together a collection of BBC video clips all about extreme survivors (see Related Resources below). Watch them, then take the Kahoot to see what stuck.
The adaptations are wide-ranging: penguins withstand sub-zero temperatures, giraffes manage naturally high blood pressure, snub-nosed monkeys huddle together to survive freezing nights, and Namaqua chameleons shift skin color to beat the heat of the day. Explore how these animals have adapted, body and behavior, to survive against the odds.