An exciting STEM opportunity for PA students!
Stream a FREE educational film in your classroom
Inspire the next generation of innovators with the educational film Superhuman Body: World of Medical Marvels, a short documentary that explores the wonders of the human body and the remarkable innovations being made in medical science, engineering and technology that are helping us live longer, healthier lives. Originally seen in IMAX theaters and narrated by actor Matthew McConaughey, the high-quality documentary is being made available to every classroom in Pennsylvania at no charge as part of an initiative to get kids excited about a career in STEM.
The film is aligned with Pennsylvania’s state STEELS standards and is for students in grades 3 through 12. Both a 40-minute version (in English and Spanish) and a 20-minute version (English only) are available. Register for the film below.
DOWNLOAD THE FREE EDUCATOR GUIDE
The film comes with a free Educator Guide that will bring the science and engineering in Superhuman Body to life in your classroom with STEELS Standards aligned lesson plans. The educator guide includes interdisciplinary connections, differentiation opportunities, and hands-on learning for students K-12. Developed by the Kamin Science Center.
Download an overview of the STEELS Standards that align with each lesson plan.
(Click images above to view sample activities from the guide)
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For more information about the film, visit superhumanbodyfilm.com.
Made possible by the MacGillivray Freeman Films Educational Foundation with generous support from Kenneth C. Griffin and Griffin Catalyst, Richard King Mellon Foundation and the Ambrose Monell Foundation. Educator Guide developed by the Kamin Science Center (formerly Carnegie Science Center).
About MacGillivray Freeman Films and MacGillivray Freeman Films Educational Foundation
MacGillivray Freeman Films is a producer and distributor of educational IMAX documentaries that seek to inspire families and students with greater knowledge and appreciation for science, human ingenuity, and the world’s natural wonders.
The MacGillivray Freeman Films Educational Foundation, a 501c3, supports the production of large-format films as well as outreach programs and learning tools for museums, educators and students with the aim to deepen the public’s interest in STEM and our natural world.