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Apr. 2016Monthly Curriculum Library PLUS Update

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Art World Art

Japanese Art 3

Biology Heredity

DNA and Inheritance 4

Mitosis and Meiosis 5

History The Vikings

Viking Life 6

Viking Expansion 7

Erik the Red: Viking Legend 7

Music Music of the World

Introducing the Music of Japan 8

PSHE Maintaining a Healthy Heart: An Owner’s Guide 9

Making Healthy Choices: Fighting Teen Obesity 10

Me and My 500 “Friends”: Staying Safe on Social Networks 10

The Benefits of Exercise 10

The Top 5 Food Mistakes Most Teenagers Make and How to Fix Them 11

The Dangers of Sugar and Salt 11

Religion Religion in Contemporary Society

What Is Religion? 12

Secularisation? 13

New Religious Movements 13

Catalogue Key

min Duration in minutes

AR Additional Resources: Student activities and support notes to assist teachers

CC Closed captions

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ArtStills from our new title

Japanese ArtFrom emakimono to manga, ukiyo-e to shodo, yamato-e to origami – the world of Japanese art is steeped in history, and it continues to amaze today. Our animated friend Norman steers an entertaining ride through the characteristics, history and cultural context of the main traditional forms of Japanese art, including some of the more unusual ones, and finishes with a look at art in modern Japan.

2016 | 11 min | CC | AR

World ArtWith the help of Norman and his friend, this series introduces the characteristics, history and cultural context of art from different parts of world.

Key Stage 3

• Comprehension Questions

• Origami Investigation

• Creating a Wood Block Print

Additional Resources

• Suggested Responses

• Transcript


BiologyStills from our new series

DNA and InheritanceDNA, genes and chromosomes are the structures containing the genetic material of humans. Find out about these structures, what happens to them during meiosis, and how genetic material is inherited. This clip contains diagrams of the DNA molecule and processes such as cell division and the use of Punnett Squares to predict offspring ratios.

2016 | 11 min | CC | AR

HeredityThis series investigates the cellular systems and processes involved in transmitting genetic material to new cells and offspring.

Key Stage 3 - Key Stage 4


• Gametes and Meiosis Venn Diagram

• Practising Punnett Squares


• Cracking the Code


• Transcript


Mitosis and MeiosisCells are found in the tissues of all kinds of different organisms but how are new cells created? This clip describes the cell cycle and two types of cell division: mitosis, which is important for growth and repair; and meiosis, the process of generating sex cells for sexual reproduction. Diagrams and graphics demonstrate what is happening inside dividing cells.

2016 | 10 min | CC | ARA Level - Biology


• Cell Cycle Diagram

• Mitosis Stages Diagram

• Meiosis Stages Diagram


• Transcript



HistoryStills from our new series

The VikingsThis engaging series explores essential Viking information in a memorable and fun way that is sure to appeal to history students.

Viking LifeWhen Mikey catches his neighbour practicing for an upcoming film role as a Viking, he unexpectedly learns a whole lot about the real Vikings—and perhaps that his neighbour is taking his research just a little bit too far! This lighthearted and entertaining look at the Vikings is packed with fascinating information about the daily life of Vikings including home life, work, leisure, laws and society.

2014 | 14 min | CC | ARKey Stage 3

• Making Predictions

• Viking Vocab

• Lifestyles: You vs the Vikings

• Viking War of Words

• Transcript




Viking ExpansionWhile practicing for his upcoming acting role as a Viking, “Erik” gets a little carried away and ropes his neighbour Mikey into joining him on a modern day exploration mission, with a little bit of looting on this side! This lively and enjoyable look at the Vikings is packed with fascinating information about Viking expansion, and how they were able to be such successful raiders, traders and explorers.


• Check Your Viking Knowledge

• Viking Recruitment

• Vikings on the Vorld Vide Veb

• Viking Expansion Map

• Transcript



Erik the Red: Viking LegendWhen a modern day Viking finds himself in police custody, being questioned over some bizarre recent activities, he tells the officer an almost unbelievable story—that of famous Viking, Erik the Red. Can his fantastic tale really be true, or is this a case of one actor taking his upcoming Viking role too seriously? This is a fun and funny look at Erik the Red’s significant contribution to Viking expansion and settlement.


• Mind Mapping Erik’s Story

• Famous Vikings and Their Origins

• Erik’s Board Game


• Transcript



MusicStills from our new title

Introducing the Music of JapanWhether it’s the unique sounds of a Koto, Shamisen, Shakuhachi or Shinobue, or the pounding of traditional drums, Japanese music has evolved over centuries as an integral part of the nation’s rich culture.

Featuring Shakuhachi performer Adam Simmons, Koto performer Brandon Lee and Japanese drummer Toshi Sakamoto, this video explores the history of Japanese music, its structures and a range of traditional instruments.

2016 | 16 min | CC | AR

Music of the WorldThis series introduces the characteristic rhythms, instruments and styles of music from different parts of world.

Key Stage 3


• Examine the Shamisen

• Beat Your Own Drum



• Transcript


PSHE (Personal, Social and Health Education)Stills from our new titles

Maintaining a Healthy Heart: An Owner’s GuideUsing easy to understand animations, expert opinions and interviews with teenagers, this programme provides students with a crash course in the physiology and functioning of their hearts and how to keep their hearts healthy. It clarifies the heart’s role and stresses that even teenages can show signs of heart problems.

2013 | 21 min | CC | ARKey Stage 3 - GCSE

Additional Resources• Teacher Notes


Making Healthy Choices: Fighting Teen ObesityThis fact-filled video clearly explains the effects and consequences of the crippling obesity epidemic. Health hazards, such as heart disease, diabetes and hypertension, are discussed. Students are motivated to develop healthy eating habits and a programme of regular exercise.



Me and My “500” Friends: Staying Safe on Social NetworksThis video provides young people with an essential safety primer on using social networks. Through interviews with experts and young people, viewers learn how harmful rumours can be spread, the danger of cyber bullying, the risks of “sexting”, the risks of identity theft, and the possibility of encountering sexual predators.



The Benefits of ExerciseThis programme focuses on the positive effects of exercise for both physical and emotional health. Experts discuss the importance of different elements of fitness; and teenagers and young adults share personal stories about how exercise helped them achieve and maintain a healthy weight, build strength, develop endurance, improve agility, boost self-confidence, and improve their mental and social health.




The Dangers of Sugar and SaltThis entertaining and informative programme gets teens to think about how much sugar and salt they are eating, why too much can be harmful, and how to reduce their consumption of sugar and salt. Viewers learn how to decode nutritional labels, so they understand the many different names for sugar and for salt, and be able to identify hidden sugar and salt that lurk in packaged and processed foods.



The Top 5 Mistakes Most Teens Make and How to Fix ThemPizza or pasta? Steak, chicken or beans? Whole milk or light milk? This lively programme focuses on teen nutrition and helps students understand the five biggest food mistakes made by most teenagers. Students learn how to read nutrition labels, how to shop for fresh produce, and how to prepare quick and healthy meals.




ReligionStills from our new series

Religion in Contemporary SocietyThis series examines what religion means in today’s society and looks at some of the new religious movements that have evolved. We discuss if contemporary society is moving away from the traditional and historical view of religion or if religion and spirituality are merely changing and taking on new forms.

What Is Religion?What is religion? Religion means different things to different people. This programme looks at the different ways that social scientists examine religions, with a focus on the substantive and functional approaches to religion.


• Teacher Notes



Secularisation?This programme examines secularisation and discusses whether contemporary society is moving away from the traditional and historical view of religion or if religion and spirituality are merely changing and taking new forms.


• Teacher Notes


New Religious MovementsNew religious movements are constantly coming into being. This programme explores how and why new religious movements begin, with a particular focus on the Unification Church.


• Teacher Notes


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