A five minute video clip helps clarify or provide an opener for a topic. I’m a big fan of Bozeman Science and the Amoeba Sisters, which has some of the best Biology videos. Did you know Apologia has Book Extras? Among these resources are video recommendations. The code is inside the textbook. Let me share a few more good sources.
Flinn Scientific Videos is all about selling Flinn’s products. However, there are loads of useful videos, such as the Science is Everywhere series, such as Diffraction, or the Mole Day video below.
Georgia Public Broadcasting (GPB): Physics, NASA Physics, and two Chemistry series, Chemistry, A Study of Matter and Chemistry Matters. GPB has K-12 videos from a number of sources. N.B. The videos are geared toward public school kids. However, the content is good.
The Physics Classroom has videos. Their website is enormously useful when you get stuck on a topic. Don’t forget Khan Academy, which is often ideal for a specific topic, such as mole ratios in Stoichiometry.
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