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Part 2 2014Update for Primary Schools

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ContentsGeography Wild About Safety with Timon

and Pumbaa: Safety Smart Goes Green!

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Protecting the Planet’s Forests 4

Mathematics Prime Radicals

A Balancing Act 5

A Cute Look at Angles 6

Ace the Lace 6

Anything with Anything 6

Code Name: Rad 7

Going the Distance 7

How Things Stack Up...and Down 7

Into Infinity and Beyond 8

It’s About Time 8

Know When To Fold ‘Em 8

Leader of the Pack 9

Let’s Face It 9

Meeting the Standard 9

No Accounting for Taste 10

Numberlicious! 10

Rad ‘n Roll 10

Radical Reflections 11

Rule of Thumb 11

So You Think Uncle Norm Can Dance?

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Tessellational! 12

The Cubic Rube 12

Thinking About Linking 12

Thinking Inside the Box 13

Totally a Maze Thing 13

True Grid 13

PDHPE Wild About Safety with Timon and Pumbaa

Safety Smart About Fire! 14

Safety Smart at Home! 15

Safety Smart Healthy and Fit! 15

Safety Smart Honest and Real! 15

Safety Smart in the Water! 16

Safety Smart On the Go! 16

Safety Smart Online! 16

In the Spirit of the Game 17

What’s in My School Lunch? - Making Healthy Choices

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Science Energy and Sustainability

Energy and Human Beings 18

Energy and the Environment 19

Energy: The Engine of All Things 19

Introducing Energy 19

Sustainable World 20

Where Does Energy Live? 20

Matter in Our Surroundings: Changes in States of Matter

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Safety Smart Science with Bill Nye the Science Guy

Electricity 21

Fire 21

Renewable Energy 21

The Science of Disney Imagineering

Animal Adaptations: Communication 22

Fluids 22

Friction 22

Magnetism 23

Darwin’s Adventures and Theories 23

Egg-Laying Animals - Fishes, Amphibians, and Reptiles

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Technologies The Science of Disney Imagineering: Design and Models

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Catalogue Key

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Min Duration in minutes

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CC Closed captions

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GeographyStills from our new geography titles

Wild About Safety with Timon and PumbaaSafety Smart Goes Green!Empower your students to make more informed safety choices for themselves and their environment. Students will join Timon and Pumbaa as they make sure the land, water, and air around them is clean and safe. This program explores the Three Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) and ways to conserve water and energy.

ACSSU032

• Educator’s Guide and Student Activities

Additional resources

2009 | 12 min | USA | AR | P214

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Protecting the Planet’s ForestsThe objective of this title is to study forest conservation. Upon watching this title, students will be able to understand the important role that forests play in the natural environment. Additionally, they will be able to understand that humans must protect forests and learn the ways that this can be done.

2014 | 3 min | Australia | CC | AR | P214ACHGK021, ACHGK022, ACHGK024, ACSSU112, ACHGK053, ACHGK073


• Quiz

• Keywords and Interesting Facts

• Transcript of the Program

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MathematicsStills from our new mathematics titles

A Balancing ActWith a rickety teeter-totter on his hands, Uncle Norm meets with an architect to build a brilliantly balanced seesaw for his backyard.

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214ACMMG038

• Student Activity


Prime RadicalsJoin Uncle Norm and the Prime Radicals team and get involved in exciting maths that can be applied in a variety of everyday contexts. Maths has never been this much fun!

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A Cute Look at AnglesUncle Norm creates a radical ramp for his toy cars, using angles, triangles, and slope, to make his cars as speedy as possible!

Ace the LaceUncle Norm’s shoes get a makeover with totally ‘lace-tastic’ shoelace patterns after the Rads’ skateboarding pals give them a lesson on lacing.

Anything with AnythingUncle Norm and the Rads have a ball using non-standard measurement tools, like a hairbrush, a doll, well anything really!...to make the perfectly sized hammock for his yard!

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

ACMMG141

ACMMG037


• Make, Build & Do! Activity





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Code Name: RadWhen the Rads give Uncle Norm a code-tastic birthday present, he gets hints from a police officer to crack the code!

Going the DistanceWith dreams of becoming an Olympic long-distance runner, Uncle Norm meets with a gold medal-winning athlete to learn how to build a track in his backyard.

How Things Stack Up...and DownThe Rads learn all about growing and shrinking patterns to help Uncle Norm stack his stubborn golf balls when they just won’t stop falling down!

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

ACMMG108

ACMNA035, ACMNA060


• Comprehension Questions





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Into Infinity and BeyondWith only one million seconds to complete a ‘hush hush’ assignment, Uncle Norm is in a panic, until the Rads go see an astute astronomer to find out all about big numbers.

It’s About TimeWhen Uncle Norm misses out on tickets to the big game, he and the Rads make a “be back in __ minutes” clock so he won’t miss out on any more fun!

Know When To Fold ‘Em“Argggh matey!” Uncle Norm be needin’ a pirate hat for his buccaneer outfit - and thanks to an origami artist and some cool folding tricks, he completes his ensemble!

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

ACMNA072, ACMNA073

ACMMG039

ACMMG063, ACMMG091, ACMMG088, ACMMG114







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Leader of the PackWith advice from a style-savvy fashion consultant, Uncle Norm learns how to pair a few tops with a few bottoms to make enough outfits for his entire trip to Hawaii.

Let’s Face ItThe Rads learn all about bilateral symmetry to help Uncle Norm make a mask so he can make ‘facial’ impression at his masquerade ball!

Meeting the StandardWhen Uncle Norm’s toy dinosaurs stop getting along, he decides to separate them by learning to build a display case with help from Tim the tool man!

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

ACMNA081

ACMMG066

ACMMG137

• Mix and Match Activity






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No Accounting for TasteA disastrously messy workshop has the Rads scrambling to help Uncle Norm create an inventory for all of his stuff, just in time for a visit from his boss!

Numberlicious!With a dinner party fast-approaching and a recipe that only serves 4, Uncle Norm learns how to double his ingredients to feed his guests...with a little help from the Rads!

Rad ‘n RollA masterful music composer helps the Rads turn Uncle Norm’s ear-splitting tunes into a sensational Clubhouse song!

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

ACMNA028, ACMSP049, ACMSP050

ACMNA016, ACMNA030, ACMNA056

ACMNA058, ACMNA077







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Radical ReflectionsUncle Norm and the kids make some radical reflections when they build their own kaleidoscope for Alanna’s art project.

Rule of ThumbWhen Uncle Norm gets wrapped up in papier maché, the Rads pay a visit to a sculptor to unwrap the secrets to body ‘rules’, so they can build him a bust!

So You Think Uncle Norm Can Dance?Uncle Norm learns how to move his feet to the beat in preparation for a top-secret ball - but is it enough to win a dancing prize?

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

ACMMG091, ACMMG114

ACMMG019, ACMMG037, ACMMG061

ACMMG045, ACMMG046



• Game Activity




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Tessellational!The Rads use tessellational patterns to cover up a huge hole Uncle Norm made in his wall while trying to get reception for one of his “secret devices”.

The Cubic RubeThe Rads put their knowledge of cubic metres to the test, and add some green to Uncle Norm’s backyard with a cool homemade planter box!

Thinking About LinkingTo pick up business at his Stuff’n Such Shop, Uncle Norm uses special folding techniques and a familiar shape to make a Norm-tastic new banner!

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

ACMMG088

ACMMG108, ACMMG138

ACMMG045







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Thinking Inside the BoxWhen Uncle Norm needs to mail an oddly shaped top-secret package, the Rads call on a box designer to create the perfect 3D box out of a 2D net.

Totally a Maze ThingUncle Norm gets some a-maze-ing tips from a maze-master to make his work party totally fun for his ‘hush hush’ co-workers.

True GridUncle Norm’s top-secret storage system gets an upgrade with the help of a firefighter and a grid map - so his ‘hush hush’ items will never be hard to find!

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

2011 | 15 min | Canada | AR | P214

ACMMG111

ACMMG023, ACMMG044

ACMMG065







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Safety Smart About Fire!“Get down, get out and stay out!” That’s just one of the lessons Timon and Pumbaa share to help students understand what to do in a fire emergency. From smoke alarms, fire escape plans and preventative measures such as not playing with matches, Timon and Pumbaa review their Safety Smart® Checklist full of valuable and life-saving fire safety information.

2009 | 12 min | USA | AR | P214



Wild About Safety with Timon and PumbaaJoin childhood favourites Timon and Pumbaa to learn about ways to be safe around fire and water, how to be fit and healthy, ways to be honest citizens, and how to be safe online.

PDHPEStills from our new PDHPE titles

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Safety Smart at Home!Students in kindergarten through third grade join the lovable characters and discover the importance of always being on the look-out for safety problems. Together with Timon and Pumbaa, they learn safety lessons such as never overload an electrical outlet; don’t cook without adult supervision, and keep space heaters away from flammable items. Through it all, they discover a variety of ways to help themselves and others avoid injuries and be Safety Smart!

Safety Smart Healthy and Fit!Timon and Pumbaa show students how to be healthy and fit with their germ-free philosophy. From the importance of hand-washing to making healthy food choices, Timon and Pumbaa’s Safety Smart® Checklist is brimming with valuable kid-friendly lessons on how to prevent the spread of germs and maintain overall well-being. Now, that’s Safety Smart!

Safety Smart Honest and Real!Timon and Pumbaa show students how to identify and practice good character traits such as honesty, kindness, and responsibility. Whether they are offering a helping hand, doing their chores, or owning up to their mistakes, our favourite Safety Smart duo use the study of good character to help students learn how to make responsible, positive choices that will improve their lives and the lives of the people around them. Because a better world is a safer world!

2008 | 12 min | USA | AR | P214

2011 | 12 min | USA | AR | P214

2013 | 12 min | USA | AR | P214







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Safety Smart in the Water!Timon and Pumbaa help students learn that fun in the water starts with safety. Once again armed with their Safety Smart Checklist, Timon and Pumbaa head out for a day at their favourite watering hole. There they identify valuable water safety lessons like checking for a lifeguard, reading all posted safety signs and looking before leaping in.

Safety Smart On the Go!Join Timon and Pumbaa as they travel the globe in style and safety! This hilarious and helpful adventure explores safe practices in travel, whether by bus, car, motor scooter, plane, train, boat or ostrich! Life is a journey, so make sure yours is a safe one, regardless of where you’re travelling and wherever you’re going thanks to Timon and Pumbaa.

Safety Smart Online!Before students log-on, arm them with the information they need to be Safety Smart Online! In this all-new video, Timon and Pumbaa learn the importance of protecting their personal information, how to be responsible digital citizens, and what to do if they are bullied. Abstract concepts like the Internet, information permanence, and anonymity become easy to understand when our favourite safety ambassadors lead the way.

2009 | 12 min | USA | AR | P214

2013 | 13 min | USA | AR | P214

2012 | 12 min | USA | AR | P214







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In the Spirit of the GameThis documentary-style program will explore: what good sportsmanship is, codes of conduct for players, officials, coaches and spectators, being a team player, a good loser and winner, and resolving conflict using practical examples. We talk with professional athletes such as soccer player Mate Dugandzic, and international rugby referee Nigel Owens. This production provides valuable advice regarding the benefits of teamwork, mutual respect, and taking personal and social responsibility.

What’s in My School Lunch? Making Healthy ChoicesCheer on Phyllis Fancy, Biff “The Truck” McAdams, and newcomer Maverick Harrison as they prepare, pack and eat their school lunches to find out who has the most energy and concentration to keep up with their busy school schedule. This Australian-made, curriculum fit program demonstrates the principles of a healthy school lunch. We learn how to prepare and pack a fun and nutritious lunch and discover the effects of lunch box choices on your energy and concentration.

2012 | 22 min | Australia | CC | AR | P214

2010 | 18 min | Australia | CC | AR | P214

• Questions (before, during and after)

• Questions (before, during and after)



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ScienceStills from our new science titles

Energy and Human BeingsBy learning to control energy, human beings have been able to evolve and live in comfort and safety. But, since the day fire was discovered to this day, how have humans achieved the control of energy? Where will all of this progress take us?

2013 | 3 min | Spain | CC | AR | P214ACSSU219

• Activity Sheet



Energy and SustainabilityIntroduce your students to the fascinating topic of energy and sustainability through these wonderfully animated programs. Discover how humans discovered energy, how it has helped us to evolve, the process of transformation, the different sources of energy we use today, and ways we can be sustainable.

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Introducing EnergyThe idea of energy is presented to encourage students to ponder what energy is and how it can be seen in their world.


• Glossary



Energy: The Engine of All ThingsWhat’s in the motion of a wave, in a fire, or in the kick of a ball? What makes plants grow, allows us to move or turn on a light bulb? Learn about energy and find out what is in everything that surrounds us, in constant transformation.


• Activity Sheet



Energy and the EnvironmentDid you know that producing energy is probably the most destructive human activity affecting biodiversity? But not every way of producing energy has the same effect. Find out which are the most important ones and their impact on the environment.


• Matching Activity



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Where Does Energy Live?Everything that surrounds us needs more or less energy to operate. But all the electricity, fuel for transportation, gas for cooking...where do they come from? Learn about energy sources and discover their importance and relation to humans and the planet.


• Question Sheet

• Diagram



Sustainable WorldWe all share a planet that gives us water, air, food and raw materials. But all of these things are not eternal or inexhaustible. They must be used in a sustainable way. Do you know what sustainability means? Learn about it in this unit!


• Picture Activity



Matter in Our SurroundingsChanges in States of MatterThis program teaches the changes in the states of matter. Learning outcomes include the ability to identify the three states of matter, understand how ice, water, and water vapour are formed.

2014 | 4 min | Australia | CC | AR | P214ACSSU046, ACSSU077, ACSSU095, ACSSU151

• Quiz




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FireBill Nye the Science Guy ignites learning as he shows students how to be Safety Smart around fire. By explaining the science of fire, including the roles heat, fuel and oxygen play, Bill demonstrates how knowledge and awareness provide the opportunities to learn and practise safe behaviours. Winner: IDMA/DVDA Excellence in Children’s Discs, 2009

Renewable EnergyBill Nye explores the science of renewable energy and demonstrates how we can use science and technology to engineer a brighter tomorrow. Using his trademark blend of hands-on demos and humour, Bill explains Newton’s First Law. Then, he is off to the Renewable Energy Lab at UL to compare renewable and non-renewable energy sources like fossil fuels, solar, wind, and hydroelectricity.

2009 | 26 min | USA | AR | P214

2009 | 26 min | USA | AR | P214

ACSSU095

ACSSU219, ACSSU116

• Wordsearch and Quiz

• Renewable Energy Crossword



ElectricityBill Nye the Science Guy is charged up and ready to show kids how to be Safety Smart around electricity. Learn the shocking truth about conductors and insulators and why electricity can be dangerous if you become part of the circuit.

2008 | 25 min | USA | AR | P214ACSSU097

• Student Activity and Questions


Safety Smart Science with Bill Nye the Science GuyJoin Bill Nye the Science Guy to discover how to be science Safety Smart! Focusing on electricity and fire, students will learn how to be safe around these potentially dangerous elements.

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FluidsIn this program, the Imagineers demonstrate how they use fluids to their advantage in constructing rides and attractions like Grizzly River Run and The Seas with Nemo and Friends. Students will learn that a fluid is any substance that flows or moves easily due to its molecular make-up. They will also discover how fluid dynamics help us learn how fluids move and behave, and also how fluids can be used to create mechanical advantage. Winner: Parents’ Choice Gold Award, 2009 and CINE Golden Eagle, 2009

2009 | 27 min | USA | AR | P214ACSSU077



Animal Adaptations: CommunicationWhen designing Disney’s Animal Kingdom and animal habitats, each animal’s unique adaptations have to be taken into consideration. Join Asa Kalama, as he meets the animal experts at Disney’s Animal Kingdom to take a look at some animal adaptations in action. Students will discover the two primary types of adaptations – behavioural and physical – that help animals survive. They’ll also get to see, and listen to, a variety of animal communication types. Winner: Parents’ Choice Gold Award, 2010

2011 | 29 min | USA | AR | P214ACSSU043



The Science of Disney ImagineeringDelve into the exciting world of Disney Imagineering to discover how science plays a crucial role in designing rides in the Disney theme parks, as well as the importance of animal habitats for their enclosures.

FrictionHere the Imagineers showcase how different types of friction– static, kinetic, and rolling come into play when they’re designing Disney’s theme park rides and attractions. From rollercoaster wheels for Big Thunder Mountain Railroad to the shape of a Disney Cruise Line ship’s hull, the Imagineers can use tribology (the study of friction) to find ways to reduce drag. Students will learn the different types of friction as well as the roles that gravity and Newton’s First Law play. Winner: Parents’ Choice Gold Award, 2010

2010 | 28 min | USA | AR | P214ACSSU076



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Darwin’s Adventures and TheoriesThis learning unit about Charles Darwin explains who he was and why he became one of the most influential scientists in history. It enables young students to understand his importance and how the incredible trip he took around the world led him to formulate his most famous theory: The Origin of Species due to Natural Selection. The unit provides a historical context on how animals have structural features that help them survive in their environment.


• Posters

• Glossary

• Animal Creating Activity

• Comprehension Questions



MagnetismIn this program, the Walt Disney Imagineers demonstrate how they use magnets of all types throughout Disney’s theme parks. From magnetic connectors that direct guests through attractions like The Seas with Nemo and Friends to playing back sound through audio speakers in Pirates of the Caribbean, Imagineers employ the forces of magnetism in a variety of ways. Students will learn about the attraction and repulsion of opposite poles, magnetic fields and domains, and electromagnets. Winner: Parents’ Choice Gold Award, 2010

2009 | 25 min | USA | AR | P214ACSSU076



Egg-Laying Animals - Fishes, Amphibians and ReptilesIn this program, students will learn about the animals that reproduce by laying eggs. Learning outcomes will include; understanding that there are different types of animals that lay eggs; discovering where animals lay their eggs and what happens in order for eggs to hatch.

2014 | 4 min | Australia | CC | AR | P214ACSSU030, ACSSU044, ACSSU072

• Quiz




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TechnologiesStills from our new technologies titles

The Science of Disney ImagineeringDesign and ModelsUsing real theme park rides and attractions, students will see how design and models are used to put rides together and make them function. They will learn the steps of the engineering design process as well as how both physical and computer aided design models are useful. Winner: 2009 Parents’ Choice Gold Award, 2009 and CINE Golden Eagle Award, 2009

2008 | 31 min | USA | AR | P214



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