BrainPOP Jr. Movie of the Week

BrainPOP

About this app

Make BrainPOP Jr.® part of your day in the classroom, at home, or on the go! The free BrainPOP Jr. Movie of the Week app delivers a different animated movie every week - plus related quizzes and educational activities - right to your mobile device! If you’ve already got a BrainPOP Jr. username and password, you can log in and access all BrainPOP Jr. content directly from the app at no additional cost.

Ideal for kids in Kindergarten through grade 3, the BrainPOP Jr. Movie of the Week app spans topics across Science, Social Studies, Reading, Writing, Math, Health, Arts, and Technology. The gentle, humorous, and relatable characters Annie and Moby serve as guides through each topic, empowering kids to form their own ideas. BrainPOP Jr. is designed to cultivate critical thinking skills and encourage children to ask questions and make connections. The app is easily navigable by kids ages 5-9.

Since its 2006 launch, BrainPOP Jr. has been a safe and trusted online environment where early learners can further explore what they’re studying at school, or delve into any other age-appropriate subject they’re curious about.

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Privacy Policy: http://www.brainpop.com/about/privacy_policy/
User Agreement: http://www.brainpop.com/about/user_agreement/

Ratings and reviews

New to this app! I remember BrainPOP from when I was a kid. I loved viewing the movie of the week with my 4 and 7 year old and doing the quizzes with them. Upon exploring the app more I tried clicking the free movies button and it oddly doesn't work, even though the rest of the app worked flawlessly. It would be great if this could be fixed so I can decide if I want to buy anything extra in the app.

This app is not at all what I thought it would be. It allows a free download of the app with a mini movie, in this case a science movie story about measurements, but requires you to make purchases before most of it can be used. For example, the reading and writing link has subtopic links such as story elements and phonics, but when you click one, it says you need to purchase a subscription. The app is useable in a limited way, but would be a great one if it didn’t require so many purchases.

This was great at first, and my daughter loved it. I paid for the subscription, but now no apps work. Not on phones or tablets. This is very disappointing. EDIT: Now it's no longer supported on android devices. Canceled my subscription. Very sad.

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