Encourage young learners to classify leaves by color, size, and texture with a hands-on science activity that builds observation skills and boosts confidence as young scientists! (Grades: K-5) https://bit.ly/46bQdiO
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As the leaves change and classrooms fill with cozy vibes, it’s the perfect time to bring the wonders of fall into your lessons. Whether you’re exploring the science of changing leaves or the history of harvest festivals, PBS LearningMedia has tons of FREE resources to help you inspire your students.
What makes dance... dance? This video breaks it down into the core elements — space, time, and force — with real dancers showing how each one comes to life. A fun and inspiring way to explore movement, creativity, and expression with your students! https://bit.ly/46grn1m
Elements of Dance | Dance Arts Toolkit | PBS LearningMedia
What are the basic ingredients of dance? This video introduces the elements of dance (space, time, and force) and their sub-elements, with videos of dancers that exemplify how the elements and sub-ele...
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For 15 years, Mission US has transformed the way students experience history. These interactive role-playing games put students at the center of pivotal moments in America’s past, while helping them build empathy and critical thinking skills. Explore this collection for your classroom today.
Mission US | PBS LearningMedia
Mission US engages young people in the study of transformational moments in American history. Each mission consists of an interactive narrative game and curriculum materials aligned to national standa...
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Explore how binary code of 1s and 0s brings images to life with this interactive tool. Students can decode pictures pixel by pixel, see how resolution affects image quality, and collaborate on coding activities. Perfect for diving into the building blocks of digital images! https://bit.ly/3VWD1bm
Code to Picture | PBS LearningMedia
Visualize the relationship between the binary code of 1s and 0s and an image with this interactive tool. Students can investigate relationships by testing how a code is used to create an image pixel b...
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Alma tries to fix her family's mofongo recipe on her own — but makes it worse! Use this episode to spark student conversations about problem-solving and family traditions. (Grades: PreK-2) https://bit.ly/4pIStpB
No Go Mofongo (Full Episode) | Alma's Way | PBS LearningMedia
Watch the ASL versioned full episode, "No Go Mofongo," from Alma's Way. Mami whips up some mofongo for the family cookout using an old recipe from Alma’s great-grandmother. But when Alma sneaks a tast...
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Ever wonder how massive programs like Microsoft Office are created? It takes teams of programmers, smart tools, and something called software engineering. In this lesson, students explore how complex code is broken into parts using Object-Oriented Programming and more! https://bit.ly/3IkuFY6
Software Engineering: Crash Course Computer Science #16 | PBS LearningMedia
Today, we’re going to talk about how HUGE programs with millions of lines of code like Microsoft Office are built. Programs like these are way too complicated for a single person, but instead require ...
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Discover The Coercive Acts and the Road to Revolution, a media gallery that illustrates how the Coercive Acts (also known as the Intolerable Acts) galvanized American colonists, sparking unity and resistance on the path toward revolution. https://bit.ly/46ksqvO
The Coercive Acts and the Road to Revolution | The American Revolution | PBS LearningMedia
Explore how the Coercive Acts (Intolerable Acts) galvanized American colonists, sparking unity and resistance in the lead-up to the American Revolution. Through video clips, guided questions, and a ca...
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Teaching the U.S. Constitution? Use this collection to explore with your class real-life examples of Americans who are striving to build a healthier democracy and who embody the spirit of a more informed and engaged citizenry (Grades: 6-12) #ConstitutionDay #CitizenshipDay https://bit.ly/4prQhCy
A Citizen’s Guide to Preserving Democracy | PBS LearningMedia
Explore real-life examples of Americans who are striving to build a healthier democracy and who embody the spirit of a more informed and engaged citizenry — one person at a time. Based on “The Bill of...
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Teachers know: coding isn't just for coders anymore. It's in fashion studios, sports stadiums, movie sets and more. 👗🏟️🎬 During #NationalCodingWeek, let’s help students see that coding can fuel any future—whether they want to design smart sneakers or land a rover on Mars.
Who gets to vote? Have your students trace the evolution of U.S. voting rights and discover what our Constitution promises. (Grades: 9-12) #NationalVoterRegistrationDay https://bit.ly/466xWU4
Who Has the Right to Vote in America? | Civics Made Easy | PBS LearningMedia
In this episode of Civics Made Easy, host Ben Sheehan traces the history of voting rights in the United States. Who has the ability to cast a ballot, and when did they receive this right? How has vote...
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From the Maya and Aztec to Arturo Schomburg and the Young Lords, use American Historia: The Untold History of Latinos, a collection of classroom-ready resources, to guide your students as they explore a fuller picture of U.S. history. https://bit.ly/3HGL1dn
American Historia: The Untold History of Latinos | PBS LearningMedia
Well-known and lesser-known stories of Latino history, spanning thousands of years, from the Ancient Empires to the present, and shining a light on the rich and often overlooked history of Latinos.
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Forecast: 100% fun! Let your students explore what clouds are made of with engaging activities from PBS LearningMedia. 🌤️ Watch how one educator brings the lesson to life with hands-on learning that makes weather science exciting and accessible! Resource: https://bit.ly/4gjnHPv
Want to level up your civics teaching? Compact Civics = bite-sized videos + classroom resources that bring democracy to life. https://bit.ly/4mnoaBW
Just ahead of Constitution Day, explore a preview of PBS LearningMedia’s upcoming American Revolution classroom collection—featuring resources on the Coercive Acts, Common Sense, and leaders like Nathanael Greene & Joseph Brant. Full collection Nov. 10!
The American Revolution | Ken Burns in the Classroom | PBS LearningMedia
SPECIAL PREVIEW! In advance of the premiere of THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION on November 16, see our first classroom resources drawing on content from the film. The full collection will feature more than 35...
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Guide your students as they investigate how British policies, along with key events like American colonial settlement, paved the road to revolution. Use this resource to unpack the causes, effects, and turning points that led to the American Revolution. https://bit.ly/4aod22T
Causes of the American Revolution | Interactive Timeline | PBS LearningMedia
Investigate how a series of policy changes made by the British government caused American colonists to declare their independence. Examine the causes and effects of several major events such as the in...
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Guide your students as they investigate how British policies, along with key events like American colonial settlement and the signing of the Declaration of Independence, paved the road to revolution. Use this resource to unpack the causes and turning points that led to the American Revolution.
Causes of the American Revolution | Interactive Timeline | PBS LearningMedia
Investigate how a series of policy changes made by the British government caused American colonists to declare their independence. Examine the causes and effects of several major events such as the in...
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🌦️ New from PBS KIDS! Weather Hunters is a brand-new animated series created by Emmy-winning weatherman and Today Show host Al Roker. Use this collection to help young learners investigate how weather affects their lives, communities, and the world. 🌍☔ Collection: https://bit.ly/3JQrCaB
Celebrate global thinking and possibility with our "A Brief History of the Future" collection on PBS LearningMedia. 🧠 Explore futures thinking, innovation, and storytelling through activities that empower students to design the future they want to live in — greener, fairer, and more inclusive.
Futures Literacy | PBS LearningMedia
Inspired by futurist Ari Wallach's A Brief History of the Future, these resources introduce students to the ideas and practices of futures thinking and provide activities that let learners brainstorm ...
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Introduce students to the people and events in England and the 13 colonies that changed the course of history. Use this immersive collection, featuring curated video clips from the “The Shot Heard ’Round the World” documentary, to bring defining events, voices, and perspectives into your classroom.
The Shot Heard 'Round the World | PBS LearningMedia
The Shot Heard ’Round the World collection chronicles the 19 years leading up to the American Revolution. Excerpted from the full-length documentary, these videos introduce students to the people and ...
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Civics Made Easy helps students make sense of how government works. This brand NEW collection breaks down big civic topics into clear, relatable lessons—plus, classroom-ready materials make it easy to bring civics to life for grades 6–12. 🇺🇸📚 Collection: https://bit.ly/3VxTRgD
In this FREE PD module, explore how Mission US helps students build historical empathy—plus get practical tips for implementation. 📄 Certificate of completion included 🗽 NY teachers: Submit your certificate to earn 3 CTLE credits from WNET Education! https://bit.ly/4mX2nli
Serious History, Serious Games: Using “Mission US” in the Classroom to Foster Historical Empathy | PBS LearningMedia
In this professional development module teachers learn about the importance of historical empathy and how Mission US can help students develop it. The module also offers tips and strategies for using ...
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Axolotl to love! This amazing amphibian never grows up — and it’s got some seriously regenerating superpowers. Gill into the wonders of the axolotl with your class this World Wildlife Day with this resource. https://bit.ly/4mW3ZMj
Salamander of the Gods: From Aztecs to Axolotls | Wild Hope | PBS LearningMedia
The axolotl is an amphibian with incredible regenerative abilities. It lives in only one place outside captivity: Lake Xochimilco in Mexico City. Scientists are working with local farmers to reconstru...
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The end of summer is the perfect time to prep your fall garden. Show your students the difference between hardy and semi-hardy veggies and how your local climate can play a role in their growth. You can use this resource to help your class dig deeper! Resource: https://bit.ly/4mNEZXx
Expand your students' understanding of U.S. history! This engaging collection is designed to help your students develop historical thinking skills and practice analyzing primary sources, all while broadening their appreciation of history's multiple perspectives and complexity.
U.S. History Collection for middle and high school | PBS LearningMedia
The U.S. History Collection covers the full U.S. History curriculum for middle and high school students. Find video and interactive resources covering the curriculum of a United States History course ...
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Today, we honor all who build, serve, teach, heal, create, protect, and power our nation — the workers who shape our lives every day.
New school year jitters? You’re not alone — and neither are your students. Fear is a big emotion, especially at the start of something new. Use this resource to start the year strong by practicing how to be brave together and helping kids build their mindfulness toolbox.
Scared But I'm Doing It Anyway | Hello, Humans! | PBS LearningMedia
Fear is a big emotion that can be hard to deal with alone. Learn how to be brave in the face of scary things with our friend Mark! Build your mindfulness toolbox with stories, crafts, and songs, so yo...
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