ShmoopTube
Where Monty Python meets your 10th grade teacher.
Search Thousands of Shmoop Videos
4th Grade Videos
Sticks and stones, right? Well...only sometimes. It's a good idea to make sure your words aren't going to hurt others. Let's look at some ways to do that.
ELA Drills Videos 12 videos
ELA Drills, Beginner: Meanings 1. Use context clues from the text to find the answer.
ELA Drills, Beginner: Point of View 2. Identify what sort of narration is being used and which character's thoughts or feelings are being revealed.
ELA Drills, Beginner: Textual Analysis 3. What can you infer from the sentence in the video?
Language Arts Videos 92 videos
In this lesson we'll subject you to some verbs and predicates. Each one is a necessary part of a complete breakfas—er...sentence.
Choosing words carefully is important. You may end up vexing the assemblage of citizens you're conversing with...or you might even just plain bore...
Math Videos 15 videos
We're going to start off with a murder mystery involving King Henry and chocolate milk, but just stick with us. We definitely absolutely know what...
Time to learn about the three kinds of lines - parallel, perpendicular and squiggly. Well, okay - squiggly lines are a little advanced, so we'll ge...
When the person's face goes red, then you know they're really mad. But that's just how to measure madness. We've got tons of other measurement...
Science Videos 21 videos
Just point to the part of your eye that you want to know about and—wait, hold it. Maybe...let's just keep the fingers away from the eyes. We'll g...
How do plants work? We tried asking the willow tree in our back yard, but it's giving us the silent treatment.
Apologies in advance if you came here really excited about a bicycle you can ride on water. We get that a lot. This video is really about the cycle...
Social Studies Videos 18 videos
Mountains can be formed by plates colliding and stacking on top of each other. And no, we're not just referring to the "mountains" your mom yelled...
Today we're going to get your butte into gear and teach you all about land forms. Yes, including buttes.
Well...not really anything to be honest. They just kind of lay there. If they moved and did things on their own, that'd be pretty alarming. Oh, but...