GPB Educational Resources

Uncover where sweet potatoes are grown in Georgia, explore tasty sweet potato recipes, and engage in fun sweet potato activities with this episode of Let's Learn GA!. 

Horace Hampton, a former Depression-era hobo, recounts his experiences of life on the road. W. P. Scott, retired University of Georgia professor, also comments on the challenging history of seeking work in America. 

This middle school teacher uses the K-12 InVenture Prize to get her students thinking about the role they play in their communities.

Teamwork truly can make a dream work! Join North Georgia's director of professional development in a candid discussion surrounding language learning.

These 5th-grade students designed a card game to make learning about and reinforcing emergency response protocols engaging and memorable for their peers!

Hope Givers brings together six high school students from across Georgia for an honest discussion about depression, anxiety, social media, COVID-19, trusted adults, and rising suicide rates with youth. 

This panel video about the Texts Domain was recorded by Georgia teachers for Georgia teachers to help explain the new standards.

A brief introduction to the Texts domain.

Guiding Question: What are some key features of the Texts domain?

Guiding Question: How are “texts” and “multimodality” defined in the framework, and what are the implications for classroom instruction?

Guiding Question: What does it mean to interpret and construct texts?

Guiding Question: How will the Texts domain empower students and teachers?

Guiding Question: What did panelists take away from their experiences serving on the standards committees?

The Green Tree Frog: How a Bill Becomes a Law is an animated short film inspired by the true story of how a Georgia fourth grade class proposed the green tree frog become the Georgia State Amphibian.

If you’ve got an idea for the next great flavor of Coca-Cola but don’t know what to do with it, we’ve got you covered.