Welcome to the world of Professor Boggs, purveyor of scientific knowledge through humor and song! "Silly Songs, Serious Science!"

Looking for the PowerPoint presentation from GSTA? Here is "Using Music in the Science Classroom"! "Mad Science Factory" is now available on iTunes! Load up your iPod with SCIENCE!! The CD is available on the Songs For Teaching website, along with online samples! You can also purchase it through CDbaby.com. JOIN THE DISCUSSION FORUM

YOU HAVE FOUND the premier music and data CD for teaching general science at grades 5 through 9. just who *is* Professor Boggs?

NEW! iPhone/iPod Touch App! Check out the "Professor Boggs Simple Grader" app for your iPhone - save time grading that stack of papers! "Tools for Teachers!" Song list: [click any song to hear a 30-second sample] Kepler Said Atom Shack Hey Avogadro Rubber Sheet Irish Free Electron Light Moves Dirty Water Blues Mendel (the Mighty Monk) Evolution (not so scary) Cell Castle Livin' on a Ball

This Enhanced CD (audio and data content) contains: 12 great science songs covering Earth, Space, Physical and Life Sciences Teacher's notes and detailed student handouts for every song Links and web resources providing background on each topic Complete Lesson Plans for many of the songs! Subjects include: • Kepler's Laws of motion • • Mendelian Genetics • • Visible Light and the EM Spectrum • • Basics of Electricity/Electromagnetism • • Structure of electron shells and orbitals • • Einstein's general relativity • • Avogadro and the Ideal Gas Law • • Metallic bonds and conductivity • • Earth's orbit and the seasons • • Water pollution • • Cell structure and cell transport • • Theory of evolution • Each theme is presented with humor, clever metaphors, and catchy tunes that will have you (and your students) humming along. Here's a PRINTABLE ONESHEET for the CD (PDF)

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