
Life from Above
Changing Planet
Cameras in space reveal just how fast our planet is changing.
Learning at Home continues throughout September! Join us from 7am-12pm, Monday through Friday, for PBS KIDS programs like Wild Kratts, Molly of Denali, and Donkey Hodie for children from Pre-K through 3rd grade. The weekly activity guides connect the programs to Pennsylvania education standards and include lessons for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math), the Arts, and more!
Every week, you can count on WVIA to provide instructional programming for your learner. These schedules are organized by appropriate grades and color-coded by subject matter. Click the links underneath each program to access free supplemental material to extend the learning.
An educational lesson presented by Joanna Race - CSIU- Southern Columbia Pre-K Counts
An educational lesson presented by Amanda Helman, Colonial IU
Life from Above
Cameras in space reveal just how fast our planet is changing.
NOVA, American Masters, POV Shorts and more
Nature, Soundbreaking, POV and more
Nature, This Old House, Secrets of the Dead and more
Nature, SuperFlyers and more
Life From Above, Independent Lens, Soundbreaking and more
Life from Above, Degrees that Work and more
NOVA, Breaking Big, Wild Metropolis and more
Degrees that Work, Big Pacific and more
Video tutorials that will help teachers understand all that Google Classroom has to offer. PBS Learning Media also exclusively uses Google Classroom.
PBS Learning Media has a myriad of Interactive Lessons that use Google Classroom. Teachers can search by grade level and by subject.
Creating a FREE PBS Learning Media account allows teachers the access to: a Lesson Builder, Puzzle Maker, Quiz Builder, and a Storyboard Builder.
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Learning at Home is a collaboration of the seven PBS stations in the commonwealth, collectively known as Pennsylvania PBS. Visit learningathomepa.org to learn more about the statewide project in partnership with the Pennsylvania Department of Education.