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7 Free Resources For Computer Science Education Week

Regardless of teaching experience or content knowledge, any teacher can integrate coding into their classrooms with these resources.

by Mary Anne Lane | December 5, 2019

PBS KIDS Announces New Series HERO ELEMENTARY, Premiering Summer 2020

New kids show aims to give children ages 4 to 7 the tools to solve problems by thinking and acting like scientists and igniting their natural curiosity and empathy.

by Mary Anne Lane | November 27, 2019

GPB's Lights, Camera, Budget! Wins National Award For Economic Education

National Association of Economic Educators presents GPB personal finance game with coveted Gold Award.

by Mary Anne Lane | November 26, 2019

Ken Burns Classroom Launches On PBS LearningMedia

Lesson plans, activity suggestions, interactives and video clips based on Ken Burns’s documentaries are now available in a hub for free to 6-12th grade GA educators

by Laura Evans | November 22, 2019

"Ignite Innovation Student Challenge" Now Open

‘Ignite Innovation Student Challenge’ invites students to use computational thinking to create digital solutions to real world problems.

by Mary Anne Lane | November 20, 2019

Could Graphic Novels Be The Future Of U.S. History?

It is no secret that graphic novels have been creeping into the social studies curriculum. Possibly the most famous is Maus, about the experiences of a Holocaust survivor. But more and more books are being created and...

by Michael Kuenlen | November 13, 2019

New PBS KIDS Series Introduces Young Learners To Historical Figures

The animated series, Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum, will feature historical heroes starting November 11.

by Mary Anne Lane | November 6, 2019

9 Fun And Educational Resources To Celebrate Thanksgiving

Gobble up these free lesson plans, activities, and more!

by Mary Anne Lane | November 4, 2019

New Virtual Learning Journey Explores Complexities Of Life In Antebellum Savannah

Engaging exploration delves into the complexities of slavery and freedom in antebellum Savannah through the lens of the Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters

by Mary Anne Lane | November 1, 2019

Discovery Education Hosts Live Virtual Field Trip To The Arctic Tundra

Experience polar bears on the tundra on November 13 and November 14.

by Mary Anne Lane | October 30, 2019

The Impact Of Building Community Relationships On Family Engagement

Why it really takes a village to raise a child.

by Kimberly Mobley | October 29, 2019

Discovery Education Adds New Engaging Content, Free For Georgia Teachers

Discovery Education adds a wide range of digital resources, including STEM and SEL materials.

by Mary Anne Lane | October 24, 2019

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