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Crash Course Biology (2024) YouTube Video Lesson Bundle | All 50 EpisodesTeach the full Crash Course Biology (2024) YouTube series with one no prep all 50 episode product. This is a regular Shopify product, not a Shopify Bundle app product, so it can include the complete set without the 30 product bundle limit. Each lesson is built for active viewing, science vocabulary, evidence based explanation, discussion, and flexible assessment. Students answer chronological questions, explain key ideas, use biology vocabulary in
Teach the full Crash Course Biology (2024) YouTube series with one no-prep all-50 episode product. This is a regular Shopify product, not a Shopify Bundle app product, so it can include the complete set without the 30-product bundle limit.
Each lesson is built for active viewing, science vocabulary, evidence-based explanation, discussion, and flexible assessment. Students answer chronological questions, explain key ideas, use biology vocabulary in context, and complete either written responses or a differentiated multiple-choice quiz.
Will this meet my needs? Try episode #1 free: Introduction to Biology #1.
Use this bundle with the Crash Course Biology Playlist: Open the Crash Course Biology (2024) playlist on YouTube.
What Is Included
This product includes all 50 Crash Course Biology (2024) YouTube video lesson guides.
NOTE: The product file is about 200mb so it may take a while to download :)
Each Episode Includes
- Teacher guide with lesson plan and pacing options
- Printable student worksheet
- Digital Google Slides worksheet option
- Google Forms-compatible self-graded quiz
- Multiple-choice quiz print version
- Vocabulary words with definitions and transcript-based quote support
- Chronological, time-stamped questions
- End-of-video written response questions
- Pre- and post-viewing discussion questions
- Answer keys and standards support
- Start Here PDF with Google Classroom copy instructions
Flexible Classroom Use
- 20-minute quick clip: Use as a bell-ringer, short review, emergency sub plan, or concept preview.
- 30-minute mini-lesson: Use the full worksheet with brief discussion or a short assessment.
- 45-minute supported lesson: Add vocabulary support, discussion, written-response time, and review.
- Differentiated option: Use the 10-question multiple-choice quiz when students need fewer written demands.
Best For
- Grades 6-8 and 9-12 biology
- Middle school life science review or enrichment
- High school biology review
- NGSS support lessons
- Sub plans and emergency lesson coverage
- Google Classroom assignments
- Flipped lessons and absent-student makeup work
- Science literacy practice
- Vocabulary in context
- End-of-unit review
Topics Covered
- Scientific thinking and what biologists do
- Ecology, populations, conservation, and climate change
- Evolution, natural selection, microevolution, speciation, phylogeny, and human evolution
- Biological molecules, water, microscopes, and cell structure
- Cell membranes, cell communication, metabolism, cellular respiration, and photosynthesis
- Mitosis, meiosis, genetics, inheritance, DNA, transcription, translation, and gene expression
- Mutations, bacterial genetics, viruses, vaccines, and bioinformatics
- Multicellular function, plant systems, animal systems, reproduction, sex and gender, animal behavior, and biology’s relevance to everyday life
Included Episode Guides
- #1 Introduction to Biology
- #2 The Scientific Method
- #3 What Biologists Do
- #4 How Life is Organized
- #5 Intro to Ecology
- #6 Community Ecology
- #7 Population Ecology
- #8 What is Climate Change?
- #9 The Effects of Climate Change
- #10 Conservation Biology
- #11 Intro to Evolution
- #12 Microevolution
- #13 Natural Selection
- #14 Population Genetics
- #15 Speciation
- #16 Evolutionary History
- #17 Phylogeny
- #18 Biological Diversity
- #19 Human Evolution
- #20 Carbon & Biological Molecules
- #21 The Unexpected Truth About Water
- #22 Microscopes
- #23 A Tour of the Cell
- #24 Cell Membranes
- #25 Why Do Cells Need to Communicate?
- #26 Chemical Reactions in Biology
- #27 Cellular Respiration
- #28 Photosynthesis
- #29 Mitosis & the Cell Cycle
- #30 Meiosis
- #31 Intro to Genetics
- #32 Genetic Traits
- #33 DNA Structure & Replication
- #34 Transcription
- #35 Translation
- #36 How Genes Express Themselves
- #37 Genetic Mutations
- #38 Bacterial DNA & Genetics
- #39 Viruses & Vaccines
- #40 Bioinformatics
- #41 Multicellular Function
- #42 Plant Anatomy & Physiology
- #43 How Animals Turn Resources Into Waste
- #44 Animal Infrastructure
- #45 Animal Defense Systems
- #46 Nervous & Endocrine Systems
- #47 Sexual & Asexual Reproduction
- #48 Gender, Sex, & Sexuality
- #49 Animal Behavior
- #50 Biology and You
Note for Teachers
This resource supports classroom use of public Crash Course Biology videos. The video content remains hosted by Crash Course/YouTube. This product provides the teacher-created lesson guides, worksheets, quizzes, answer keys, and Google Classroom-ready support materials.
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WALI Dual Monitor Stand: A Solid, Space-Saving Base Camp
I needed to reclaim some real estate on my crowded desk, and this WALI freestanding mount did the trick. It's a straightforward, no-frills solution that holds my two 24-inch monitors securely and opens up a ton of space underneath.
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★★★★★ 5
Nice, sturdy, and supportive and easy to set up for my dual 27" monitors!
Size: Dual, Style: Free-Standing
Nice, sturdy, and supportive and easy to set up for my dual 27" monitors!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Easily supports a pair of 26" displays
Size: Dual, Style: Free-Standing
I have no complaints with this stand. It is not as nice as the Inland brand sold at MicroCenter, but it does its job. It beats the price of the MicroCenter one, thats for sure.
It comes with all the hardware you might need, even long screws and bushings if you have a display that needs them.
Assembly was quick. It comes mostly assembled anyway. You have to put the bottom on the post then attach the assembled arms to the post.
Setting up can be a challenge but with help, its easy. After mounting the bracket on the back of the displays, you just slide them into the receiver on the arms.
Once mounted, adjusting the position is simple, but can take a while as there are several joints which can be positioned to angle the displays as you like.
The cord clips do an OK job of cord management, but the clips are not as good as the Inland ones. They do the job, but not as durable. I broke the one that goes on the post, but I tried getting it to hold a wad of wire. My fault.
I recommend this stand.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2025
★★★★★ 5
It's simple, it works, & its price makes for a good deal
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I needed a stand for a 27" VIZIO TV that had been wall-mounted for a few years, & (?) the original stand must've got the toss long ago... It's hard to say...
I found this stand on Amazon priced right, plus it had a coupon attached to the listing. I scrolled down & I saw a "newer model" of the same product was available, so I was initially hesitant.
But, looking at the product pictures, reading the description, & scanning through some of the reviews, then the same with the "newer model" — the only difference I could see was mostly aesthetic (it also appears to have a desk mount included, which wouldn't have worked for me regardless of its purpose—either for conversion to a desk stand-off mount, or to further secure the stand....?)
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have still made it work....(?) So, I made the purchase, received it, & 9-10 screws later, the TV had a stand. & I'm guessing a much more versatile stand than the original. The bracket that attaches the stand to the VESA mount can lower or raise the TV quite a bit. Even in it's highest position, it's still retains its sturdiness & remains stable. The baseplate has a decent amount of weight, and its overall design is well balanced to favor stability (to a tolerance; e.g., an old CRT monitor just isn't going to work).
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Given what you get for the price, the ease of assembly, the added versatility, if you need a stand for a screen within the manufacturer's specific tolerances, then I would absolutely recommend this stand.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2021
★★★★★ 5
Decent Monitor Stand with Some Assembly Required
Size: Single, Style: Free-Standing
This monitor stand works pretty well and is a good value for the price. It’s sturdy and adjustable, which makes it perfect for a variety of monitors, including my 32-inch curved Samsung. The assembly is straightforward if you have a Phillips screwdriver and something to tighten bolts, like a wrench. It’s solid once it’s put together and holds my monitor securely. The phone holder could use some improvement. It doesn't adjust to face me directly, which is a bit annoying. The stand itself is great for saving desk space and providing better ergonomics, but it can be a bit of a hassle to assemble if you’re not handy with tools. Overall, a good buy if you need a reliable monitor stand.
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