GPB Educational Resources

In this episode of Things Explained, we take a look at Winter Olympic sports from a different angle and see how geometry plays an important role in bringing home the gold.

This episode of Things Explained explores Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium and what makes it the most sustainable sports facility in the world. 

Reading and writing skills are applied in every subject concentration, so why not identify literacy in all classes? from math to physical education to science.

In this episode of Let's Learn GA!, Coach Furstenberg gets students moving and learning fun exercises they can do using a pool noodle.

Join Georgia teacher Lyn Douglas in her "Lynasium" as she teaches about the importance of exercise to improve health and wellness in this episode of Let's Learn GA!.

In this episode of Let's Learn GA!, Coach Kenan Woods puts a twist on STEAM with this physical education lesson! Students will learn about  Strategy, Teamwork, and Energized, Active Movement--also known as STEAM.

Join GPB Education and guest teacher Dyanna Motes (Kemp ES, Cobb) for an introduction to movement-based approaches for teaching elementary math.

Assistant Principal Ryan Hart knows that agriculture is integral to the Mulberry Creek community.

Students learn to multiply with Georgia teacher Ashley Manning in this episode of Let's Learn GA!

What materials will work best to protect an egg when dropped from high up? Use the engineering design process to find out in this episode of Camp GPB!

We test two different types of fabric, cotton and polyester, to determine which one is best for tie dyeing in this episode of Camp GPB.

Learn fascinating facts about the American bullfrog, and make hopping friends of your own in this interactive episode of Camp GPB! 

How do we, as teachers, really know our students have grasped the topics presented in class?

Georgia is known as the Peach State! In this episode of Let's Learn GA!, learn how to make a variety of delicious dishes using peaches and fun activities that incorporate peaches. 

Langston Chapel 5th grade teacher, India James, explains how she models "I Can" statements in her classroom and how the exercise of repeating these phrases as a class and between peers can shift the energy of her students throughout the learning process.