From the publisher:
By focusing on science, technology, engineering, art and math, Janet's Planet travels at the "speed of thought" and is designed to fuel S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics). Gravity’s phenomena and effects are explained and the audience gets to meet Galileo, Newton and Cavendish and find out how they built on the ideas of scientists before them and formed a shared picture of how the universe works! You’ll also get a chance to see Janet onboard the Zero G plane experiencing microgravity!
Also, for any teachers out there, Exploring Microgravity is supported with integrated curriculum and teachers are provided with a lesson plan designed to integrate with Common Core standards, based on a curriculum endorsed by NASA and Space Florida.
From Janet Ivey
“For the past decade, science education has been my passion and America’s children have been my inspiration. It is incredible to see how excited children can become about the world around them when the information is presented in an accessible and fun way. That is the mission of Janet’s Planet, and I look forward to continuing to support better science education in the years to come.”
If you want to check it out more for yourself I highly recommend the website. It is so cool! Your kids will enjoy exploring all that it has to offer. If you would like to buy a DVD of Exploring Microgravity head here and click on the link on the right side of the screen. The DVD is $9.99. When you get there you will see the other items they have for sale. We just might check them out!
Website: http://www.janetsplanet.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/jpjanetsplanet
**I also have a copy of this DVD to GIVEAWAY! To enter leave a comment telling me what your favorite subject in school is/was. Oh, and leave your email so I can contact you if you win!
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2 comments:
I'm a total nerd, and enjoyed school, but Language Arts was probably my favorite. I'd LOVE to win this--I missed out on the chance to review it!
My favorite subject in school was History. Thanks for a chance to win! fannyloo (at) msn (dot) com.
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