Biology Music Songs

Biol-O-Gee R.A.P.™ is a series of fun and informative animated music videos and songs for high school and higher ed students.

Each song and video lyrically summarizes a lesson presented in class. The lyrics are set to music, sung, and animated by some of the finest talent in the entertainment industry and offer a powerful way for students to review and recall complex scientific terms and processes.

The Biol-O-Gee R.A.P.™ songs help reinforce the science learned in school in an exciting and effective way; the videos are supplementary teaching tools to be used in conjunction with classroom teachings, online instruction, textbooks, and/or review books.

The roles of the nucleus, endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi bodies, mitochondria, lysosomes, peroxisomes and other cell parts are described in a fun, memorable way.

Rhyming lyrics and catchy beats describe the processes of systole, diastole, gas exchange, oxygen transport, and carbon dioxide transport in a memorable way.

Explains why the anatomical figure, anatomical position, anatomical terms, directional terms, and body planes are used when describing the human body.

The roles of the blood plasma, red bone marrow, red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets explained in an exciting and memorable way.

Explains the structure and functions of the human digestive system as the first bite of a sandwich travels through the GI tract and gets digested and absorbed.

The processes of inhalation, gas exchange, exhalation, oxygen transport and carbon dioxide transport are described in a clear and upbeat way.

Listen to how a plant uses energy from the sun, water, chlorophyll, and enzymes to produce ATP and NADPH, the energy-rich compounds that power the Calvin cycle.

Listen to how a plant uses carbon dioxide, enzymes, ATP, and NADPH to create G3P, a three carbon sugar needed to make glucose and other organic molecules.