PBS KIDS and GPB dive into summer with new programming, digital resources, community activities, and more for the whole family.

Through the Ready to Learn grant, GPB will be working with community partners in Forest Park, GA to provide science and literacy resources for the youngest learners over the next two years.

Hear from Atlanta Symphony Orchestra musicians and explore the science of sound with this interactive live virtual field trip.

Students will fall in love with these illustrated books that celebrate the change of season.

Take your students on an interactive journey through the working forests of Georgia with GPB's latest virtual field trip.

High-quality content helps kids, parents, and teachers boost school readiness skills.

2018 PBS KIDS Writers Contest winners were honored at awards ceremony at GPB on May 19.

Introduce students to the "land of the trembling earth" with this Okefenokee Swamp content collection.

Discovery Education’s STEM Connect Service helps students develop and apply knowledge and skills to important real-world challenges.

A new math game GASHA GO! for kids in kindergarten through third grade build kids' number sense.

The new tool models the supply, demand, and shortage of child care in Metro Atlanta.

Gov. Nathan Deal, in conjunction with the Governor’s Office of Student Achievement (GOSA), recently announced the launch of the Words2Reading website, a web tool with curated resources for families, caregivers and teachers

A Talented and Gifted teacher in Roswell, Lynn Early is named a PBS Digital Innovator for her innovative, technology-infused teaching strategies.

Eyes up. Screens down. Jaws dropped.

GPB is releasing all-new content and resources for summer to help keep kids active and encourage exploration.

It’s no secret that the jobs of tomorrow will be in STEM. Educators have heard this call loud and clear, and STEM curriculums are being implemented nationally.

Brookwood Elementary School is a STEM certified school in Dalton Public Schools. As part of the innovative work that goes on at this school, each grade level conducts authentic, place-based research.

In 2014 I was on a school level team that was attempting to understand and install best practices on a school level. We noticed that there was a correlation between economically disadvantaged students, behavior, and learning disabilities.

Students at Gilbert Elementary are place- and project-based STEM learners and researchers. At each grade level, students are involved in ongoing authentic STEM research.

If bigger is better, then this is our best virtual field trip yet! Complimenting our Regions virtual field trip, the Physical Features of Georgia trip is now available.