Let's Talk About Election 2020
Middle and high school educators across the U.S. are empowering students to share their take on issues that matter to them.
Civil Rights: Then & Now
This collection of videos, documents, and primary sources lends context to the events and leaders that defined the Civil Rights Movement’s first three decades (1954-1985).
Celebrate Earth Day, April 22
Teaching environmental activism with resources from PBS LearningMedia.
Who Tells Your Story?
PBS Teachers' Lounge, Voices in Education
Professional Development for Science Teachers
Enroll online with PBS Teacherline to access modules for Science Education.
Won’t You Be Our Neighbor Teacher Series
A three-part 'Live-Learning' series for preK-5 educators on the core competencies of social emotional learning.
Inspiring Young Scientists Through STEAM Education
A three-part professional development series for teachers.
21 Pi Day Ideas
Celebrate Pi Day with these classroom resources.
Teaching Students to Critically Analyze Media
The first of a 3-part PBS “Live Learning” experience: Empowering Young Media Consumers and Creators
Career Connections
Young professionals tell us about their jobs and take us behind the scenes to show us what they do every day.
Black History Month in the Classroom
A collection of resources about African American history from PBS and public media partners.
Register Now for the Power Up Shared Reading Teacher Bootcamp
Twenty minutes of professional development per day for five days from PBS TeacherLine.
Developing Cultural Awareness Professional Development Event for PreK-2 Teachers
Explore Global & Cultural Awareness Teaching Strategies
NPR Student Podcast Challenge: Turn An Idea Into Sound — And Win
A chance for teachers and students, grades 5 through 12, to turn their classrooms into production studios.
Native American Stories of Creation
These sacred stories stories explain the origins of aspects of six different Native American civilizations.
