Get summer started on the right page with PBS LearningMedia's new Summer of Reading collection! These videos, activities and interactive games help to build vocabulary and reading comprehension while bringing storybook characters to life. This collection features resources for students in all grades.  Learn More

Learn how Google partnered with cultural institutions to create a "Geek Fair" celebrating STEM education in this video from Metro Focus . The focus of the fair was providing hands-on activities for children. Activities included operating a robot, building circuits, solving math puzzles and studying fossils. By getting children interested in science and technology, the organizers hope to inspire more people to study these fields in the future.  Learn More

Students will learn about synonyms and antonyms through physical activity in this engaging video. The teacher calls out a series of commands. First, the students perform the synonyms (the same as the movement called out) and then they go through the same list of commands and the students have to perform the antonym (the opposite of the movement called out). Students are engaged using psychomotor and cognitive skills.  Learn More

In this video segment from  Cyberchase  the CyberSquad is trying to rescue the Cyberspace Council, which is being held captive by Hacker in a tall building. As Motherboard provides information, the CyberSqaud uses a number line and their knowledge of negative numbers to locate the Council.  Learn More

In Across the Creek, everyday heroes are turning around negative history and reclaiming traditional stories, visions and core values that once effectively guided healthy, productive tribal life. With few visible examples of positive action, the most powerful strategy is just walking the talk. Each clip included in this resource is related to a lesson in the educational guide. They can be viewed with the whole movie or as separate pieces. Learn More

Learn how evolution is responsible for the explosion of Earth's biodiversity with this video from NOVA's Evolution Lab. Every creature that's ever lived, including you, has been shaped by the powerful force of evolution. One mechanism of evolution, natural selection, favors organisms that are better equipped to survive and reproduce, not necessarily the biggest or strongest organisms. The Evolution Lab gives students a chance to create phylogenetic trees to track changes in DNA and expressed traits.  Learn More

Your students have likely heard about the earthquake in Nepal. Do they know how this natural disaster is impacting history?  See the extent of the damage to Nepal's temples with this video and literacy extension resources from  PBS NewsHour.  Learn More

Based on Roadtrip Nation's  archive of interviews  with inspiring professionals from all walks of life, the Roadtrip Nation collection includes engaging video interviews and interactive online tools to expose students to greater career possibilities. By focusing on the "why" of career exploration, students become more engaged and excited about discovering personally relevant career and academic opportunities.  Learn More