Explore our resources by subject
Twig Secondary makes building NGSS units of study simple
Over 1,500 short films, covering all Disciplinary Core Ideas and hundreds of natural phenomena
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| Over 200 films that clearly and concisely explain scientific concepts and natural phenomena in 3 minutes | Over 600 short films that bring science and the natural world to life, putting key concepts and phenomena in real-world contexts | 80 fundamental science experiments performed, analyzed, and put in context in 7-minute films | More than 600 1-minute films that define key scientific terms with words and visuals then illustrate them in real-world contexts |
Thousands of resources to build fantastic lessons fast!
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| Diagrams | Images | Key Takeaways | MCQs | |||
| Over 500 diagrams of key scientific concepts and natural systems, both labeled and unlabeled | Thousands of high-definition images curated against topic areas for inclusion on whiteboards and in presentations | Bulleted key takeaways for each film allowing consolidation of learning | Basic and advanced multiple-choice questions for every topic |
Digital Pathways for student differentiation—so that everyone can engage with science
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| Mind Map | Assignments | Review Sheets | Topical News Updates | |||
| Twig Secondary's patented Mind Map structure allows students to explore concepts and disciplines | Assigning students films and quizzes to "flip the classroom" ahead of a new topic or to assess understanding | Every topic comes with a concise review of key concepts for bringing students up to speed or to prepare for tests | Regular articles and films highlighting science in the news, keeping you and your students up to date |
Twig Newsdesk
Make your teaching topical with news articles and related Twig films
Glasses that Scan Plants
This month on Newsdesk: glasses that scan plants, using the power of ocean waves, and the world’s largest offshore wind farm.
Stargazing in the Center of the City
This month on Newsdesk: weather sensors inspired by dandelions, NASA tests a new spacesuit, and stargazing in the center of the city.Twig around the world
Teachers and students in more than 60 countries around the world use Twig Education products to enhance learning. Watch teachers and students explain exactly why they're so excited to use them.
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Public Schools were faced with declining student attainment and needed a resource to engage 21st century learners. Teachers reported that Twig Education products—which place science in real-world contexts—helped their students get truly excited about science.
London, UK
In London schools, classes can be made up of students from a wide range of backgrounds and abilities. Twig videos and resources are clear, accessible, and engaging—making science concepts understandable and exciting for students at all levels.
Glasgow, UK
Twig Education first launched in Scotland in 2009. Its digital resources have reached over 700,000 students across the country.
