Learn about the importance of water with the Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District! In this episode of Camp GPB, kids will engage in a series of easy activities they can do at home to explore how the water cycle works, the flow of water, and how waste water is treated.
This student inventor is making major strides toward cleaner air for our community with a design for fashionable wristwear! 5th grade student inventor, Annie, kicks off the first episode of "Tiny Mic, Big Designs" with a wearable way to track air quality.
We’re in Augusta to learn about careers in the medical field with a visit to Augusta University! Up first we meet a doctor specializing in wilderness medicine who was actually the first person in his family to go to college. Very inspirational!
School bus drivers can transport up to 70 kids per trip, and behavioral issues are hard to reprimand while focusing on the road! B.A.D. aims to assist bus drivers with an alert system in times of distress. Thanks to these 2nd-grade inventors, drivers can experience more peace in their heads.
Keira, a 10th grade student at McIntosh High School, is spilling the tea on what it takes to be a great inventor. She invented a biomass battery using tea leaves so that they aren't wasted.
This is "technically" where the Fast Forward series begins—at a career fair in Dalton. Starting with an overview of Georgia-based STEM careers and companies, we include a look at Shaw Industries and its work with green technologies.
CTAE | Physical Health and Wellness | Science | STEAM | Grades 9-12
Located in Atlanta, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is probably the most recognized health institution in the world. It’s also one of Georgia’s biggest employers!
Chemistry Matters is a digital series from Georgia Public Broadcasting. The series covers chemistry concepts with 12 units of study divided into segments.
