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Disney Educational - Bill Nye The Science Guy: Patterns
Patterns occur in many areas of nature, including music, waves, honeycombs, and plants. In Bill Nye the Science Guy: Patterns, the Science Guy looks at how patterns help humans to organize the data that bombards them on a daily basis. He also explains how math evolved to help make sense of these patterns. As usual, students need not fear that such a complicated subject will be tedious; just when things begin to look seriously straight, Nye cracks another joke or brings on a music video parody, both trademarks of his show.
Disney Educational - Bill Nye The Science Guy: NTV Top 11 Countdown
One of the more popular features of the Bill Nye the Science Guy series has been his "Sounds of Science" music video parodies. In Bill Nye the Science Guy: NTV Top 11 Countdown, the cream of the crop is presented. The Science Guy prides himself on making science accessible to young students and his music selections help kids remember the concepts taught in each show. The videos include "Air Pressure," "The Faster You Push Me," and "Whatta Brain," with the band Mudhoney performing the show's theme. In addition, Nye shows how to make a musical instrument.
