FOR FAMILIES

Check out the NEW games from PBS KIDS! Based on our favorite shows and developed in collaboration with educators, these games offer a safe and fun way to learn. (Click the button above.)

Introducing a new show!

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Our Education Specialists participated in the Hour of AI; also known as the Hour of Code, this past December. We want you to know we are available for coding and/or AI lessons for early childhood and elementary classrooms.

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FOR EDUCATORS, Pre-K to Grade 12

Take a crash course on all that PBS LearningMedia has to offer and kickstart your Spring Semester!

PBS LearningMedia is a FREE comprehensive media-on-demand digital content library that offers PreK-12 classrooms a flexible way to integrate media into daily instruction. In this live webinar, GPB Education training specialists introduce educators to PBS LearningMedia and highlight ways it can be used in the classroom during distance learning.

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.Pre-K to Grade 2.

Teacher Support Materials

Episodes

Games

Weather Hunters

Follow Lily Hunter and her family, Al, Corky, and Benny as they as they travel in their magical flying van (the "Vansformer") to investigate weather events, big and small, around the world.

Cultivates curiosity, understanding of weather patterns, tools, and how weather affects communities and the planet.

.Grades 3-5.

Teacher Support Materials

The weather is acting peculiar lately. Sunny and warm when it is supposed to be snowing. Snowing when the sun is bright, and there isn't a cloud in the sky. The weather is allowing some of us to see brilliant displays of the aurora borealis, which we couldn't in the past. Exploring the weather with these support resources, from Science Trek!

.Grades 6-12.

INTERACTIVE LESSON

Join host Maiya May as she uncovers the current science behind extreme weather events and rapid climate change and reveals the successful solutions to these challenges. Through interviews with leading experts, current data and models, and educational animations, these videos not only explain how the Earth's systems respond to increases in greenhouse gas emissions but also introduce students to the adaptations and mitigations that will help human societies build resilience to those changes. Support materials accompanying each video provide engagement strategies for integrating these educational media into high school classrooms.