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DragonflyTV
Inspired by “Star Wars,” this MIT professor works on the development of robots that display personality. Take a look at this fun, high-tech career (Spanish version also available).
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Design Squad
Introduce your students to roller coaster designer, Chris Gray. Learn how the forces of gravity and potential energy impact his work and help him manufacture a thrilling roller coaster experience.
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Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
During troubling times, we'd like to offer some thoughts that may be of help to you and the children in your care. This resource includes video and an article about talking with kids about scary news.
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Get Real with Math
Make mathematics “real” for your young students with a fresh look at problem solving, calculators and the Internet in the classroom.
Find teaching resources and program information such as episode descriptions and educational learning goals for PBS KIDS shows.
Explore PBS LearningMedia's collection of election-focused digital resources that include both current events and in-depth learning opportunities that can be used in any study of the election process, including news updates through the January Presidential Inauguration.
PBS LearningMedia and The Henry Ford are proud to bring you the 3rd annual Teacher Innovator Awards. The contest is now closed. Winners will be announced in March 2013.
Encourage Your Students to be EcoInvestigators! Build knowledge and develop projects that address your local community and its environment with resources related to air, land, freshwater, and saltwater.
Highly developed collaborative and critical thinking skills are what your students need to meet standards and perform in high-stakes testing. Expand your collection of strategies for sharpening these skills using classroom technology.
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Activity Packs are a growing library of theme-based widgets containing links to high-quality PBS resources and activities for multiple grade levels. If you like one, grab it!
Investigate how immigration, assimilation, discrimination, prejudice and pride are all part of the history of interaction between the predominant American culture and Asian Americans.
Examine controversial issues brought about by technological advances in genetics, cloning, stem cell research, and reproductive medicine, and discuss the ethical issues behind the controversies.
