Turn the Past Into a Learning Adventure With the U.S. History Collection (3-12)

Bookmark this expansive collection ahead of this new school year and feature resources covering the key players, events, and trends in U.S. history! You can search by era and find curated clips of trusted PBS programs, interactive media, and support materials like discussion questions and teaching tips to help your students develop their historical thinking skills while broadening their appreciation of history’s multiple perspectives and complexity.

Hint: Use the search bar on this premium collection to search for topics you’ll be teaching at the beginning of the year, such as the Revolutionary War or current events in America today.

Head Back to School With PBS KIDS (PreK-2)

Are you ready to head back to the classroom? Make the transition from summer break to the new school easier with resources that will help your young learners make new friends and adjust to new school routines! From printable classroom posters to ideas for afterschool adventures, your friends at PBS KIDS have got all the resources that will help you make this year the best year yet.

Ignite a Love for Science With NOVA (6-12)

Kick off the new school year and inspire your students with stories of science that spark curiosity and push the limits of what they believe is possible! Explore NOVA’s classroom collection featuring more than 1,000 resources created from NOVA's 50 years of educating and entertaining the public. Whether you want to explore the deepest corners of space, travel back to prehistoric times, or understand new advances in technology, this updated collection will inspire your students using engaging videos, games, activities, lesson plans, and support materials.

Keep Up-to-Date With the PBS News Hour Collection (6-12)

Help your students identify the who, what, when, where, and why-it-matters of news stories with Daily News Lessons from the PBS News Hour Classroom collection! You can find classroom resources featuring the latest news, such as gene editing breakthroughs and how scientists are tracking humpback whales using AI, paired with discussion questions, lesson plans, and stories developed specifically for secondary students. These resources span subject areas while keeping a media literacy focus, allowing you to integrate real world news into your daily classroom in age-appropriate ways.

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