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Standards Alignments on BrainPOP
BrainPOP ELL Standards Alignments
International Standards Alignments
Frequently Asked Questions
Standards Alignments on BrainPOP
BrainPOP topics are aligned to Common Core (CCSS), US State, and Next Generation Science (NGSS) standards for grades 3-12.
You can find them on every topic under Teach This Topic.
Click Standards to view feature level standards for the topic.
The topic-related and active viewing standards are affiliated with the Movie, while the other features (like Make-a-Map, Make-a-Movie, Creative Coding, etc.) have their own skill-based topic standards. This means teachers will be able to know exactly which feature provides or scaffolds the standard they want to address.
You can also sort standards by grade level.
If you are logged in with an individual educator account, we will remember the state, grade level and standard you most recently used.
BrainPOP ELL Standards Alignments
BrainPOP ELL correlates with the WIDA Standards Framework; you can find a PDF guide on the Educators site here!
International Standards Alignments
BrainPOP standards alignments are also available for Canada, Australia, England and Scotland.
On the standards page, you can switch between country standards using the 'Standards' drop-down.
Frequently Asked Questions
What features on BrainPOP are currently aligned to standards?
The following features are aligned:
- Movie & Quiz
- Make-a-Map
- Make-a-Movie
- Creative Coding
- Related Reading
These features are coming soon:
- Worksheet
- Graphic Organizer
- Vocabulary
- Lesson Plans
Why are Movie and Quiz standards alignments listed together?
Attaching the Movie to the Quiz ensures that students engage in active viewing! This means teachers can ensure that students made a connection with the topic and have an understanding of domain-based language and concepts.
Where can I find content-specific standards alignments?
Content-specific standards alignments are located in Movie & Quiz.
Are Games aligned to standards?
CCSS Alignments for Games can be found on each game's page. Select the "Standards" button and the game's topic based standards appear. State standards for Games will be coming soon.
