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STEM ALIVE is a series of educator training videos focused on STEM topics. Based on the teacher-tested, learner-centered RAFT Idea Sheets, each video invites educators to explore a new STEM-based hands-on activity guaranteed to spark student interest and motivate further scientific inquiry.

In the Great Job! video series, real Ohio professionals give middle and high school students a behind-the-scenes look at their exciting careers. The newest videos in the series highlight five of Ohio's fastest-growing careers: a Biomedical Engineer, Radiologist, Machinist, Prosthetic Specialist, and a Sonographer.

PBS Digital Studios: STEAM--Arts in Engineering and Science Explore top selections from the PBS Digital Studios library. This content is edgy and engaging, educational and thought-provoking - designed to grab your students' attention. Explore our collections curated towards design and innovation, social studies, and even popular culture, with many more subjects that highlight the cross-disciplinary, exciting topics that have made Digital Studios such a powerful classroom resource.

This collection of targeted video segments, audio files, lesson plans, and guides is designed to give you the tools you need to drive innovative thinking among middle and high school students. Resources explore the critical and creative skills that engineers, inventors, musicians, farmers, and scientists rely on to develop the innovative products and processes that underpin our everyday lives.

The Curious George STEM Collection is a great way to help young children understand science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) concepts, such as measuring, building, and simple machines.

ZOOM is packed with fun and engaging activities for students to do independently or as part of a group. Using a multidisciplinary, content-based format, these resources teach children how to take an active approach to learning-to ask questions, create, experiment, and have fun!

Sesame Street
This collection is designed to engage preschoolers in everyday learning by teaching core skills in Math, Literacy, STEM, and Social and Emotional Development. Here you'll find hundreds of videos, games, and printable materials to help you to excite even the youngest learners.

Ready Jet Go!
Ready Jet Go! is a series aimed at PreK-3 students and covers topics in Earth science and astronomy. In this collection, students will watch fun, educational video clips about the planet Earth as well as the eight major planets in our solar system and their distinguishing characteristics.

GENERAL

Science standards now feature Systems and System Models as a crosscutting concept. This collection will show you how students at all grade levels can better understand the systems in their environment and how you can use systems literacy tools to work with your students in science and in other domains.

Videos and interactives in the Everyday Learning collection use original animation and images to introduce basic concepts of math, science, health, social studies, and art to students in preschool through first grade.

Drawing online materials from libraries, archives, and museums across the United States, the sets use letters, photographs, posters, oral histories, video clips, sheet music, and more. Each set includes a topic overview, ten to fifteen primary sources, links to related resources, and a teaching guide.

Mister C is a creative, innovative, and inspiring educator who combines video and music with technology to enhance the educational experience for all learners. In 2016 he was named the Lead PBS Digital Innovator for the state of Ohio in recognition of his outstanding use of digital media and technology as learning tools.

This collection of short, fun animated videos helps elementary students think more deeply and creatively about the stuff in their lives and the impact their choices have on the environment. As they look upon objects and activities in their daily life, they can begin asking: Where does it come from? What is it made of? What happens to it when I throw it away?

ENGINEERING

This collection is designed to support the Maker Party by providing a one-stop shop for STEM and digital making resources that focus on the problem, technology, or process behind object creation.

Learn about engineering, architecture, and the science behind bridges, domes, tunnels and more structures in this series, Building Big.

Explore video and interactive media resources that support the middle and high school Engineering Design core ideas and practices of the Next Generation Science Standards and related state standards.

Explore Engineering Is... , a collection of media resources that focus on the intersection of engineering and science. The new national science education standards, the Next Generation Science Standards, emphasize engineering design as an essential part of science education.

SCIENCE

This engaging KET-produced video collection helps teach elementary students about the art and science of growing food, with an emphasis on biological and environmental concepts. It also addresses topics related to nutrition and economics.

The medical and technological advances of the past few centuries have helped improve human life on Earth, but technology has also had some unintended, harmful effects on human health and the health of other living things in our environment. This collection highlights these issues, examines how we are identifying the causes and effects of these health problems, and how public health works to improve conditions.

The curriculum unit is comprised of four content strands, each of which includes 5-7 media resources related to the strand topic. Each strand also contains a strand guide and assessment, a background article and 4-5 lesson plans that provide information and activities to support the use of the media with students. Additionally, the curriculum unit provides a student workbook and a climate education resource guide.

Science Out Loud is an original web series hosted and co-written by MIT students on everything from the physics of skydiving to the biochemistry of farts. These videos take the traditional concepts taught in middle and high school science, engineering, and math classes and puts them in a context completely outside of the classroom.

The Lesson Plans and activities allow the educator and student to understand and interpret the study of Paleontology as it uncovers the book of time on earth.

Using videos hosted by youth and accompanying activities, you can engage your students in learning about invasive species, coral bleaching, microplastics, and more.

These Instructional Modules provide teachers with high-quality, supplemental digital media resources for teaching about Earth's systems-from weather phenomena to the development of land and water features. Resources include videos, images, data visualizations, interactives, and games from WGBH's signature programs, such as PEEP and the Big Wide World and PLUM LANDING, as well as trusted content partners, including NASA and NOAA.

Using videos and associated activities, you can engage your students in thinking about ways to reduce food waste or how their diet choices can impact the environment.

Odd Squad (K-3)

Welcome to Odd Squad: the zaniest, craziest team of kid investigators around! Explore content below targeted at making elementary-level math a fun, imaginative experience, mixing concepts like arithmetic and geometry with fantastical storytelling.

Animals : Science media collections have been created to help educators find the best PBS resources to enrich learning experiences in the classroom.

In these videos and interactives from NASA, cataloged and adapted by WGBH, explore the exciting discoveries from NASA missions about the planets, moons, and other objects in our solar system.

Plants (K-5)

Plants : Science media collections have been created to help educators find the best PBS resources to enrich learning experiences in the classroom

This collection of science videos and media-enhanced lesson plans draws upon the powerful documentaries of public television's award-winning natural history series, Nature . The video segments have been carefully selected to engage students with key curriculum concepts.

QUEST is a collaboration of six public broadcasters around the country, QUEST is a multimedia series that strives to deepen our understanding of some of today's most pressing sustainability topics.

In this series from PBS Digital Studios, Dianna shows us how the physical world works by using everyday experiments and questions to demonstrate basic (and sometimes, dangerously complex) scientific ideas.

Each adventure explores an age-appropriate science concept central to an animal's life and showcases a rarely seen wildlife moment, all wrapped up in engaging stories of adventure, mystery, rescue, and the Kratt brothers' brand of laugh-out-loud-comedy that kids love.

The World Science Podcast (9-12)

PRI's The World is a one-hour, weekday radio news magazine offering a mix of news, features, interviews, and music from around the globe. Public Radio International's daily news magazine is a co-production of the BBC World Service, PRI, and WGBH Boston. The World Science Podcast is a weekly production of The World .

Our Hungry Planet

In this Flipside Science unit, Our Hungry Planet: Food for a Growing Population , we'll explore environmental issues related to the food we grow and eat. Using videos and associated activities, you can engage your students in thinking about ways to reduce food waste or how their diet choices can impact the environment.

A collection of resources for learning about plant physiology and agricultural technology.

EONS explores the history of life on Earth, from the dawn of life in the Archaean Eon though the Mesozoic Era - the so-called "Age of Dinosaurs" - right up to the end of the most recent Ice Age. They discuss the evolutionary history of mammals, including humans and other species.

Black Hole Apocalypse
I n this collection, you'll find media resources that examine black holes and related topics-from stellar life cycles to the basics of spacetime. These resources help educators explore black holes and gravity in detail with their students and provide an up-close look at some groundbreaking discoveries.

Science U

Experiment! Each hands-on Science-U experiment includes an overview video, a student handout, and a teacher's guide. The handouts include a materials list, step-by-step instructions, guided scientific questions, keywords with definitions, and a description of how and why each experiment works. Engage your students in these fun scientific activities!

PBS Space Time

Join astrophysicist Matt O'Dowd on a journey through the deepest, darkest, coolest corners of the universe. Math, physics, and astronomy can't get much bigger than this. On the acclaimed PBS Digital Studios series Space Time , Matt explores the outer reaches of space, the craziness of astrophysics, the possibilities of sci-fi, and anything else you can think of beyond Planet Earth.

Nova Wonders

This collection of media resources from the series can help educators show their students how far we've come in our search for answers, how we managed to get here, and how scientists hope to push our understanding of the universe even further. Enhanced by cutting-edge animations, these resources offer a tour of the ecosystem inside our bodies, a gateway to the far reaches of space, and much more.

TECHNOLOGY

Advanced Technological Education (9-12)

Learn about twenty-first-century technological careers, and the skills they entail, in this collection of media resources.

SciTech Now (5-12)

This collection of videos and activities, targeting grades 5-12, comes from SciTech Now , the multi-platform public television initiative focused on the nexus of fresh ideas, new technologies, and scientific discoveries that will impact our lives and drive our future.

These resources can support learning about innovation and technology, late 19th-century American history, and can provide students with content to support biography writing. Media in this collection are from AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: Edison as well as other sources.

RUFF RUFFMAN: HUMBLE MEDIA GENIUS addresses the red-hot topic of how kids use technology, and allows students and teachers to explore four topics with original animation and interactivity-texting, sharing photographs, conducting searches, and finding an appropriate balance of technology and media use.

Cyberlearning is defined as learning that is mediated by networked computing and communications technologies. Hear how experts explain how cyberlearning can provide new opportunities for teaching and learning in STEM education, and see some examples of cybertools you can use today

This collection offers a variety of lesson plans and resources for educators to use to introduce children ages 5-8 to creative coding by challenging them to create their own stories, games, and animations with the PBS KIDS ScratchJr tablet app.

MATH

Math + Arts (K-9)

This collection of lesson plans uses dance, drama, music, and visual arts to teach math concepts.

PBS Math Club (4-9)

PBS Math Club helps you with your homework... and makes you laugh. They cover the 6th-9th grade Common Core Standard for math; topics like adding and subtracting integers, equations, ratios and proportions, and statistics. They use uncommon examples like Mean Girls to explain adding negative numbers in our show.

Find engaging media and integrated activities, all aligned with the Common Core State Standards in Mathematics. Designed for middle school students of diverse learning styles and backgrounds.

Think Math (Pre-1; 5-8)

Think Math offers 43 KET-produced resources from Math at the Core: Middle School , including 17 Scale City videos and interactives about proportional reasoning, 14 Wild Fractions animations and games that feature visual models for fraction multiplication and division, nine Logical Leaps interactives about number lines, and three Maritime Mysteries interactives involving Cartesian graphs.

Good to Know (Pre-4)

These short, clear and fun videos will help to explain math topics that are taught in Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten and Grade 1 Common Core curricula. The videos will help develop a conceptual understanding of how math practices build on previous knowledge and empower parents and caregivers to help their children learn foundational math skills!

These online self-paced lessons for blended learning, funded by the Walmart Foundation, are designed to enhance the literacy skills of struggling readers in grades 5-8. Each uses videos, interactive activities, note taking, reading, and writing to present students with a mathematics topic. Each lesson addresses a range of literacy strategies, which are listed in the accompanying teacher's guide.

Kids in Motion: Math (K-5)

These video segments range in length from five to fifteen minutes demonstrating simple yet meaningful movement activities that are easily replicable in the classroom, after school or home setting.
Health & Wellness

On this page, you will find a collection of educational resources based on NIH research and developed to help you learn about science and your health. From videos that will teach you about what causes color blindness, the parts of the brain, or how an X-ray works to illustrations of cell division, we have a wealth of resources available.

Help children understand various health topics with these resources from ARTHUR FAMILY HEALTH. Dealing with health issues can be challenging and sometimes scary. Arthur and his friends are here to help with games, videos, and resources designed to keep children safe and strong.

The Healthy Kids Project uses song, movement, and animation in ten engaging lessons that support healthy choices and attitudes. Each lesson contains a 60-second video and is accompanied by an overview, lesson plan and student activity. Lessons may be used in sequence (1-10) to create a full story arc or as standalone resources to supplement existing curriculum.

The In Defense of Food curriculum for middle-school-aged students and was designed to help adolescents develop something valuable: practical tools for healthier eating. It helps students learn why it is important to eat healthfully, investigate how food companies influence their food choices and create action plans for changing their eating habits.

This collection includes over 50 videos and lessons covering a wide variety of curriculum including, Math, English Language Arts, Social Studies, Science, Physical Education, The Arts and World Languages. These videos and lessons are geared towards grades Kindergarten through 5th.

This collection of videos and lesson plans is about kindness, empathy, and the importance of practicing mindfulness. These resources will help educators foster resilience in students of all ages, and include strategies to help children and teenagers cope with the stresses of everyday life, as well as specific challenges.

This collection features The Bad Kids Educator Toolkit. Developed for education professionals, especially those working with students who are at risk of not graduating high school, the toolkit is accessible to all and is developed to be flexible.

Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood (Pre - K)

To help boost these invaluable skills among preschoolers, each episode of Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood consists of two engaging stories that center on a common early learning theme with catchy, musical strategies that reinforce each theme and that preschoolers and adults will both sing - and use! - together in their daily lives.

Learn the core competencies of social and emotional learning (SEL), including practical examples for the classroom and the home. This series defines and explains six core competencies - self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, responsible decision-making, and future self - and is suitable for professional development and parent training.

Careers

A - Z Career Labs (2-6)

There's a cool career for every kid! Explore career options from A to Z with the Lab Squad kids as they meet and interview career professionals. The kids share lots of career ideas in every episode so be sure to watch them all, A to Z! If a kid can see it, they can be it!

Career Connections (6-12)

Young professionals tell us about their jobs and take us behind the scenes to show us what they do every day. Learn about Ohio's in-demand jobs, and what it takes to get there. Career Connections is a powerful career resource for any student!

PEEP and the Big Wide World®, the animated Emmy Award-winning series that teaches science and math to an early childhood audience, offers professional development videos hosted by and tailored to family child care educators and center-based educators, respectively.

Each fast-paced, 30-minute episode is packed with hands-on learning broadcast LIVE from the floor of the National Air and Space Museum.

The new PBS KIDS series Bob the Builder gently brings the preschooler into the world of STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. In each episode, Bob and his crew model STEM habits and practices like designing, building, problem solving, taking risks and trying again until they solve the challenge.

Interactive science simulations in this collection are all designed for touchscreen mobile devices, and are meant to encourage exploration of a variety of topics in physics, chemistry, and biology. Each simulation in this collection was created by a practicing science teacher.

Explore top selections from the PBS Digital Studios library. This content is edgy and engaging, educational and thought-provoking - designed to grab your students' attention. Explore our collections curated towards design and innovation, social studies, and even popular culture, with many more subjects that highlight the cross-disciplinary, exciting topics that have made Digital Studios such a powerful classroom resource.

Ruff Ruffman Science (K-2)

Targeted to students in kindergarten to second grade, this science resource collection from The Ruff Ruffman Show features teacher's guides, YouTube-inspired videos, digital games, and student activities in English and Spanish starring canine host extraordinaire, Ruff Ruffman.

60 Second Science

60 Second Science is a series of 1-minute video shorts and 24 activities created to inspire families and those that work with children to explore the natural world together. The spots model ways for adults to encourage children's growth, self-confidence, problem-solving skills, literacy, and cognitive development through open-ended hands-on exploration with familiar materials.

Its OK to be Smart (6-12)

It's Okay to be Smart is a show about science, but not the way you're used to it! Join host Joe Hanson as he explores the eccentricities of the scientific world. From physics and astronomy, to biology and neuroscience, nothing is off-limits in this quirky exploration of all science has to offer.

Good Thinking! - an original animated series, Shutterbugs: Wiggle and Stomp - a game that teaches students movement and motion, Showbiz Safari - a game that teaches students about the diversity of plants and animals, and Bumper Ducks - a game that teaches students what happens when two objects collide.

PBS KIDS Lab is built on the belief that every new technology is an opportunity for learning. We spend a lot of time with parents and educators, learning more about the devices that are available at homes and in schools, what supplemental resources work best, and how we can make learning fun for the whole family.

The Good Stuff (9-12)

Join Craig Benzine as he scours the depths of the universe and the recesses of the inner mind on a never-ending quest for The Good Stuff.

Inspiring STEM Educators: The NASA Physics and Engineering Collection is designed to bring real-world applications of physics and engineering concepts into high school classrooms.

Structures : Kindergarten through 5th grade Science Media Collections have been created to help educators find the best PBS resources to enrich learning experiences in the classroom.

Design Squad Nation (3-8)

The goal of Design Squad Nation is to give students a stronger understanding of the design process, and the connection between engineering and the things we all use in everyday life. The results of engineering are all around us: from cars to cameras and everything in between.

Engineering for Good is a three-week, project-based learning unit for middle school science classrooms focused on developing solutions for negative impacts of plastics on the environment.

Gross Science

In this collection, you'll find original short-form videos and DIY experiments from Gross Science, which is produced by NOVA and PBS Digital Studios. Learn about amphibians that eat their mother's skin, strange uses for bacon, how poop can be used to cure an infection, and more gross science topics.

Explore the history, research, and science behind cancer. Guide your students through these collections of classroom resources aimed at teaching how cancerous cells form, how cancer has been treated throughout the ages, and how the disease has impacted our culture.

What makes us uniquely human? Through this collection of lesson plans and video resources, students join Alda in searching for the answer to this question. In the process, they explore human evolution, prehistory, child development, the human brain, and more.

See the unseen at the very edge of our visible world. Get a new perspective on our place in the universe and meet extraordinary new friends. Explore big scientific mysteries by going incredibly small with Deep Look , a new ultra-HD (4K) short video series.

Find resources from a range of public media producers and curators that will help you learn and teach climate science literacy. The structure of this collection is based upon the Essential Principles of Climate Literacy. For more information on Climate Literacy, visit CLEAN : Climate Literacy and Energy Awareness Network .

Designed primarily for middle school educators and students, Ocean Adventures resources are appropriate for use in both formal and informal educational settings. They are aligned with National Science Content Standards and Ocean Literacy Essential Principles and Fundamental Concepts .

Follow along as Victoria Frankenstein and her assistant Iggy explore human anatomy in this innovative look into biological pseudo-science. Even though the tale is fictional, many principles of research, anatomy, and scientific discovery are as real as ever. Dive into the 22-part series and explore the monstrous creations of Victoria Frankenstein.

Using videos hosted by youth and accompanying activities, you can engage your students in learning about fossil fuels, renewable and alternative energy, sustainable transportation, and even digital data and energy use.

These online self-paced lessons for blended learning, funded by the Walmart Foundation, are designed to enhance the literacy skills of struggling readers in grades 5-8. Each uses videos, interactive activities, note taking, reading, and writing to present students with an engaging science topic. Each lesson addresses a range of literacy strategies, which are listed in the accompanying teacher's guide.

Learn about the importance of studying the poles through these media resources, adapted from a variety of sources. Explore the polar regions, the changes they are experiencing, and their connections to the rest of the world.

Explore these exciting clips, interactives, and teaching resources from the new hit PBS show Your Inner Fish , the revolutionary new perspective on natural history and evolution science.

Explore the wonders of the natural world through EARTH A New Wild , the thrilling PBS series exploring the crossroads between nature, conservation, and society.

Take a deep dive into marine science with this new collection page, bringing together content from new documentary series, trustworthy research organizations nationwide, and classic PBS favorites.

Inside Science TV (ISTV) produces short-form news videos about cutting-edge research and development in science, technology, engineering, mathematics (STEM) and related fields. Inside Science TV shows you what's new, what's really happening in STEM research and how it connects to your life and the world around us

Each half-hour episode highlights the processes of science and engineering, following a different group of middle school girls who design, with the help of scientist mentors, their own inquiry-based investigations on a variety of topics

Fetch! focuses on real-world science, featuring activities where kids pursue questions, conduct experiments, and actively investigate the world around them.

These video segments range in length from five to fifteen minutes demonstrating simple yet meaningful movement activities that are easily replicable in the classroom, after school or home setting.

Shape of Life is a series of short classroom videos that beautifully illustrate the evolution of the animal kingdom on planet earth. Based on an original PBS Series, Shape of Life is especially designed for students and teachers who want a first-hand account of how animals adapt and thrive.

The Science of Food
What do you call cheese that isn't yours? Nacho cheese! All jokes aside, learn about the science of food with the following PBS Learning Media Food Science collection. Whether understanding the biology of taste, or how chocolate is made, these resources explain the science behind your favorite foods.

Frontline Science

FRONTLINE delivers thought-provoking journalism that tackles the tough, controversial, and complex stories that shape our times. Explore a variety of issues from around the globe, in this collection of resources from FRONTLINE.

NOVA: What the Physics?! (9-12)

In this collection, you'll find original short-form videos from What the Physics?!, a YouTube series hosted and produced by Dr. Greg Kestin. Each episode addresses a surprising or interesting phenomenon related to physics. Explore questions related to topics such as the speed of light, how cell phones work, and quantum mechanics.

This program provides schools with strategies for building effective and long-lasting garden-based learning programs. Students benefit by expanding their palates, taste-testing healthy foods, and learning about food origins; engaging in authentic science field investigations; manipulating the environment to understand math in real-life applications; recreating historical activities; and writing across all these disciplines.

The collection includes lesson materials aligned with the Computer Science Principles framework and lesson topics which are relevant for high school students. The companion videos feature a diverse group of real high school students who experience a problem in their own lives and use computer science to solve it.

The resources found in this collection help you explore each of the Sid concept cycles with activity ideas, video clips, and online games. Help your students think, talk, and work like scientists do with activities that explore "Science Tools" with the Science Adventures curriculum.

Join host Vanessa Hill as she talks psychology, neuroscience, and why we act the way we do. Look closely at case-studies from some of the greatest medical breakthroughs in the world of mental health, then see how Vanessa's tips and "life-hacks" explore how the brain reacts to sleep, relationships, media, and the world around us.

These original lessons build upon each other, using the undead to teach the living about the brain. The lessons follow an accompanying plotline where the world is fighting a zombie apocalypse and the best and the brightest young people are being trained as medical students. Although the materials are organized as a unit, lessons can be used as stand-alone or can be shaped to fit the needs of you and your students regarding time and content.

Cyberchase is the Emmy award-winning animated math mystery show featuring a team of curious kids who use their math and problem-solving skills to outwit and outsmart the villain Hacker in their quest to save Cyberspace.

Like the exemplary videos below, the Khan Academy lessons connect to Common Core standards and are designed to provide students with clear understandings of mathematical operations and principles for problem-solving. Bring clarity to the classroom with these video resources that run between 2 -15 minutes each.

This video series introduces key Common Core concepts in mathematics. Each video focuses on building conceptual understanding of a topic so that students understand the "how" and "why" behind mathematical problem-solving.

A Math Mess is an everyday problem that requires an inquisitive mind, determination and a little number sense to solve. Math Messes can pop up when you least expect them - and in each short, animated Math Mess video, you'll meet some mathematically-challenged characters who are right smack in the middle of one.

Math Instructional Strategies

Videotaped segments taken in actual classroom settings provide examples of strategies for teaching math in the adult education classroom. You will find techniques for using "hooks" to create relevance, suggestions for illustrating the relationship between decimals, fractions, and percents, and examples of strategies to determine student understanding after a lesson. Some lessons are presented in traditional lecture-based style, while others feature student discussion and collaboration.

The Mathematics Common Core State Standards focus on what students should understand and be able to do in their study of mathematics. These standards define the knowledge and skills students should have within their K-12 education careers so that they will graduate high school able to succeed in entry-level, credit-bearing academic college courses and in workforce training programs.

M ajesty of Music and Math

New Mexico PBS multi-media documentary that explores the interconnectedness of music and mathematics. Featuring Santa Fe Institute mathematician and computer scientist Cristopher Moore and musical selections by The Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra, the collection includes a teacher guide and interactive activities for Elementary, Middle, and High School students.

Support healthy eating by using these resources in the classroom and check out the 2016 Healthy Lunchtime Challenge winners! The Healthy Lunchtime Challenge is a nationwide recipe contest for kids ages 8-12 that promotes cooking and healthy eating.

Satisfy your appetite for learning with these resources from PBS Food ! The impact of healthy, organic, and sustainable food spans from industrial agriculture science to your home kitchen table, and now into the classroom with these videos and recipes aimed at making Food an accessible teaching platform.

The Lunch Lab will provide practical and positive examples of healthy eating and regular exercise within the framework of an entertaining format. Our advisory board, which includes a specialist in diabetes and metabolic diseases, a university educator in the field of health education, and a team of seasoned food writers, will assure that the information provided meets scientific and educational goals.

Move It! is an original, award-winning children's program and is part of

WSKG Public Media 's Working on Wellness initiative. This health and wellness series focuses on keeping families active, nutritional education, and self-awareness.

The AIM Buddy Project is a supplemental social, emotional, and character development curriculum that uses interactive media, the characters from the PBS series ARTHUR, and cross-grade buddy pairs. Students partner with a buddy to work on interactive comics and games that focus on five important topics -empathy, honesty, forgiveness, generosity, and learning from others.

Managing Challenging Student Behavior The videos in this collection originated in courses that are available on PBS TeacherLine, Promoting Positive Behavior in Schools I , II , and III , which showcase positive, systemic programs that help prevent problem behaviors. These scenarios, featuring actors in the student roles, illustrate effective strategies to address moderately challenging behavior, such as being off-task or noncompliant, as well as to de-escalate more serious and potentially dangerous behaviors.

Thomas & Friends Thomas & Friends has sparked the imagination of young children for generations. The series is based on the much-loved books by Reverend W. Awdry. Thomas' world is a place with a strong community spirit, typified by a universal willingness to embrace good manners and hard work, and a desire to be "really useful."

Help early learners build healthy social and emotional skills with this special collection on promoting kindness, during Bullying Prevention Month and all year long! These activities, videos, tips, and guides offer thoughtful ways to demonstrate and encourage kind behavior in your classroom.

STEM Career Labs
Explore! Watch! And Learn! Through this collection of videos, hear from STEM professionals about their educational pathway, what it is they love about their jobs, and how they really do use that math and science they learned in high school.

What's Your Calling? (7-12)

Inspired by the PBS documentary series The Calling and the accompanying video archive on the What's Your Calling? website, this collection is designed for young adults on the verge of making important life decisions, defining who they are, and determining how to achieve their hopes and dreams. Short film modules and highly customizable lesson plans allow educators or youth group leaders to spark meaningful dialogue with teens and young adults, and encourage them to develop a richer understanding of themselves and their possible futures.

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STEM Collections - GPB Education Google Site

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STEM STEM ALIVE is a series of educator training videos focused on STEM topics. Based on the teacher-tested, learner-centered RAFT Idea Sheets, each video invites educators to explore a new STEM-based hands-on activity guaranteed to spark student interest and motivate further scientific inquiry. In the Great Job!

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PBS Math Club helps you with your homework... and makes you laugh. They cover the 6th-9th grade Common Core Standard for math; topics like adding and subtracting integers, equations, ratios and proportions, and statistics.

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PBS Math Club helps you with your homework... and makes you laugh. They cover the 6th-9th grade Common Core Standard for math; topics like adding and subtracting integers, equations, ratios and proportions, and statistics. They use uncommon examples like Mean Girls to explain adding negative numbers in our show.

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This video series introduces key Common Core concepts in 4th-8th grade mathematics. Each video focuses on building conceptual understanding of a topic, so that students understand the “how” and “why” behind mathematical problem solving.

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This video series introduces key Common Core concepts in 4th-8th grade mathematics. Each video focuses on building conceptual understanding of a topic, so that students understand the "how" and "why" behind mathematical problem solving. Use these videos with your students as topical introductions to topics including integers, the concept of ratios, unit rates, percent, and division with fractions.

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Bring clarity to the classroom with these video resources that run between 2 -15 minutes each.

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Like the exemplary videos below, the Khan Academy lessons connect to Common Core standards and are designed to provide students with clear understandings of mathematical operations and principles for problem solving. Bring clarity to the classroom with these video resources that run between 2 -15 minutes each.

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A Math Mess is an everyday problem that requires an inquisitive mind, determination and a little number sense to solve. Math Messes can pop up when you least expect them – and in each short, animated Math Mess video, you’ll meet some mathematically-challenged characters who are right smack in the middle of one.

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A Math Mess is an everyday problem that requires an inquisitive mind, determination and a little number sense to solve. Math Messes can pop up when you least expect them - and in each short, animated Math Mess video, you'll meet some mathematically-challenged characters who are right smack in the middle of one.

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Use these videos, graphics, and lesson plans to explore math in new, inventive ways. Discover how math helps explain current issues like the gender-wage gap, credit card debt, rising obesity rates, and more.

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Ever wonder why stores offer discounts or how the lottery works? Math concepts like percentages, probability, and statistics have a huge impact on the world around us! Use these videos, graphics, and lesson plans to explore math in new, inventive ways.

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Who says math doesn't apply to real life? Certainly not us! We drop in on Georgia jobs that are driven by mathematics on an everyday basis.

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We go to McCaysville to meet a group a people who claim their jobs are "better than your vacation." They're river guides at Rolling Thunder River Company, a white water rafting company where the employees, surprisingly, still use math to do those jobs. They also use a host of certifications to ensure customer safety. Oh, and being an Eagle Scout doesn't hurt either.

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Who says math doesn't apply to real life? Certainly not us! We drop in on Georgia jobs that are driven by mathematics on an everyday basis - from running the ports and railways that move goods into, out of, and around the state, to organizing airport runways that move us across the country.

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The Mathematics Common Core State Standards ( CCSSM) focus on what students should understand and be able to do in their study of mathematics. These standards define the knowledge and skills students should have within their K-12 education careers so that they will graduate high school able to succeed in entry-level, credit-bearing academic college courses and in workforce training programs.

The videos and games included in this collection are intended to support these math standards in a fun and engaging way.

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Math Games and Videos for the Common Core

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The Mathematics Common Core State Standards (CCSSM) focus on what students should understand and be able to do in their study of mathematics.