Many STEM festivals are taking place across the state. Attend one to join in the hands-on fun and learning. While you are there, be on the lookout for the IPTV booth! Join in our hands-on activities and gather great resources to use at home and in the classroom. Check with your local STEM Hub to find out about festivals around you! 

Daniel Tiger helps Katerina when the plates and cups fall off the table.  Together they match the shapes of the cups and plates, while enjoying an important aspect of friendship- that friends help each other.  Learn More

In this video from   NOVA's Energy Lab,  learn about the benefits and limitations of converting the Sun's light and heat into electricity. Animations show how two solar power technologies convert the Sun's energy into electrical energy. Solar power technologies are environmentally friendly, but there are technological challenges that limit their widespread use. For example, solar power technologies are not very efficient, they are relatively expensive and we do not yet have a good way to store solar energy.  Learn More

Discover how a student inspired his school district to become more accessible with this video and educational resources from  PBS NewsHour. After watching this video be sure to check out the supported materials to extend this lesson.   Learn More

Farmers and their families are forever changed as a result of the farm crisis. This segment is part of the The Farm Crisis documentary, which examines the tragic circumstances faced by farmers for most of the 1980s, when thousands were forced into bankruptcy, land values dropped by one-third nationally, and sky-high interest rates turned successes into failures seemingly overnight.  Learn More

Experience a year of a Southern town's efforts to address the urgent demand for reform in American public schools. Watch what happens when the systems that can either fuel or diffuse that reform - bureaucracy, economic opportunity and fixed mindsets - interact and intersect.  Learn More