Miss Baker went to the Two Cultures conference in NYC, and there she showed this video of her students:
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Good stuff. I have seen teens take to science after watching interesting short educational videos about science topics. Most time they have difficulty visualizing what is being taught, and good videos can help fill the gap and make the topic interesting. Visit NeoK12.com for teacher-reviewed kids science videos categorized by topics.