Tubular Videos Too
September 2, 2009 by GradingGirl
Filed under Favorites, Tubular Videos
As promised, here are my current favorite “for fun” videos! Most of these have been around for a while, but their appeal is universal.
(See also the videos I’m currently using in the classroom: Tubular Videos 1)
My Favorite Fun Videos
This is my very favorite ~ it is soooo fun!!! I actually like this idea a lot!!! The first time I discovered this, I watched it over & over:
Speaking of funny, this is from the cast of one of my favorite shows, The Office:
This is absolutely fabulous – a real life National Geographic:
If you need a mood booster, this is it! Excuse me, there are people I need to go hug!:
I want to know how they did this!:
Watching the rehabilitated eagle fly solo is inspiring!:
There you have it – the videos that currently make me laugh or be inspired!! Enjoy!
Tubular Videos 1
August 31, 2009 by GradingGirl
Filed under Favorites, Tubular Videos
Some of my current favorite videos. Stay tuned – On Wednesday, I’ll be posting my favorite “for fun” videos!!
Videos I’m using in the classroom RIGHT NOW
I show this to my seniors to put their academic efforts into perspective. This is a fabulous eye-opener!!!:
This is a super easy-to-follow explanation of Google Docs . . . something I’d like my students to use to share their documents, spreadsheets, presentations, etc. This YouTube site has many other great tech demos as well:
This one works well as an introduction to a reading strategies class. It’s funny in its delivery but it has some solid tips:
This one serves as a fun reading class opener or conclusion:
I always use performance-based techniques with Shakespeare as his work was not meant to be read sitting behind a desk. This particular technique works very well:
I will use this in speech class during our advertising/media unit. This spawns much discussion:
This is a controversial commercial that spawns heated discussion. (Watch at your own risk – may cause tears):
I read excerpts of Randy Paush’s The Last Lecture with my sophomores. This is the taping of his actual last lecture – very inspirational man:

