PBS39 WFWA-DT VIDEO FIELD TRIPS

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EGGS / ICE CREAM / SAVE YOURSELF / MISSION TO THE MOON

EGGS: Video Field Trip takes viewers young and old on a journey to an egg farm.

EGGS: VIDEO FIELD TRIPThis 15-minute video offers you a unique look at the entire process - from hen to home. You’ll learn about different kinds of chickens, tour a modern laying house and see how the eggs are prepared for the trip to the store.

You’ll also see what’s inside an egg and how that relates to measuring and grading an egg.

You’ll learn many interesting facts about the entire egg process, presented with animations that incorporate math and geography, and footage that emphasizes observation and listening.EGGS: VIDEO FIELD TRIP

This video field trip itself  is also broken down into six chapters for topic-specific presentation or review.

The chapters are:

Title: Length (in Minutes:Seconds)

Open/Chickens: 1:56
Laying House: 2:22
Eggs: 2:36
Processing: 4:04
Packing/Shipping: 2:24
Worldwide/Close: 1:24

Used in conjunction with the companion Teacher’s Guide created for this video field trip, this educational experience touches on many facets of core educational curriculum and may help you and your students achieve learning goals in a fun, hands-on way.

ICE CREAM: A Video Field Trip takes you on a journey inside an ice cream factory.

During this 14-minute video, you’ll view the entire process of making ice cream, from its beginnings as farm-fresh milk to its delivery to your local store.

Also included are five stand-alone segments with a brief description of specific ice cream processes. Each segment is one minute long and covers the following topics:

Ingredients - uses maps to show where some of the ingredients used to make ice cream are produced.

Pasteurization - describes why milk & cream need to be heated before they are used to make ice cream.

Flavoring - shows how some ice cream flavors are added during production.ICE CREAM: VIDEO FIELD TRIP

Quality Control - how metal detectors are used to check ice cream consistency.

How Cold? - shows some of the low temperatures found in an ice cream factory.

Used in conjunction with the companion Teacher’s Guide created for this video field trip, this interactive experience touches on many facets of your core educational curriculum, and will help you and your students achieve your learning goals in a fun, hands-on way.

Save Yourself! The Principles of Saving & Investing

SAVE YOURSELF! THE PRINCIPLES OF SAVING & INVESTING Save Yourself! The Principles of Saving & Investing is one of the latest productions in PBS39’s award-winning Video Field Trip series. This half-hour program covers the basics of personal saving and introduces the fundamental concepts of investing.

You’ll meet Josh and Kenlyn, two typical students trying to figure out what to do with their money. Kenlyn decided to save and invest her money, while Josh has managed to spend most of his. Josh decides it’s time to make his money SAVE YOURSELF! THE PRINCIPLES OF SAVING & INVESTING work for him, and Kenlyn offers some advice and examples of how to start saving and growing his money.

Using graphics and animation, viewers learn about simple and compound interest, certificates of deposit, interest rates, stocks, bonds, and many more financial concepts. The comparison between growth and risk is explored with each type of investment option, as well as how these options apply to long and short-term financial goals.

 

Mission To The MoonSAVE YOURSELF! THE PRINCIPLES OF SAVING & INVESTING

Space exploration is a field that not only has unlimited vistas, but unlimited career opportunities for students willing to explore the nearly boundless associated fields available in science, technology, engineering, math, and more.
The future of space exploration isn't just rocket science -- it's every science.

Using cutting edge animations and resources directly from NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration), students will get a taste of how they can embrace their future in a space or science career -- and how they can train for those careers at different institutions of higher learning in Indiana.

This video field trip itself  is also broken down into chapters for topic-specific presentation or review.

The chapters are:

Title: Length (in Minutes:Seconds)

1. Introduction: 1:35
2. A Little History: 4:28
3. All About the Future: 2:52
4. Mission Control Overview: 0:52
5. Navigation: 0:54
6. Getting to the Moon: 4:43
7. Working on the Moon: 1:44
8. Lunar Resources: Rocks & Regolith: 1:04
9. Food in Space: 1:15
10. Sleeping in Microgravity: 0:46
11. Hygiene in Space: 1:08
12. The Effects of Space on Humans: 1:15
13. Your Role in the Future: 0:27