All of the accessible PBS KIDS and Vermont Public content that you love and trust is now available in click-ready, curated, resources here on this page, and PBS LearningMedia for free!
Whenever you’re looking for standards-based, top-quality, interactive, and educational resources we are here for you. Vermont Public partners with the Vermont Agency of Education and Vermont Department of Libraries to meet the anywhere, anytime educational, social and emotional needs of Vermont children. This page is updated periodically with timely suggestions and materials. For more info email Heather Duhamel, Manager of Education Engagement at hduhamel@vermontpublic.org
Explore the Outdoors
Explore the Outdoors with PBS KIDS Teach Your Way Calendar. Get into the outdoors with your class! Explore with PBS KIDS.
Let's Celebrate the Arts!
Go behind the scenes of the Open Arms Dance Project in Boise, Idaho, as it rehearses for and performs its biggest show ever. Meet some of the members of this inclusive, multi-generational company, which includes dancers with disabilities and others who identify as able-bodied. LEARN MORE.
Digital Citizenship
Civics, voting, and elections are an essential part of democracy, and the this collection is designed to help involve students from PreK-Grade 12 in the political process. These resources encourage critical thinking and raise issues in media as students voice their perspective.
- Arthur Takes A Stand (PreK-2)
- Election Central Collection (3-12)
- Civic Duties | Social Studies Shorts (3-12)
- Election Basics | Crash Course (9-12)
PreK/K-2
You, Me, Community
Lead your class in these interactive activities that focus on community, civics and digital citizenship. Use the TEACH YOUR WAY resources your way.
Grades 3-5
But Why: Adventures!
An educational video series from Vermont Public, But Why: Adventures! brings the empowering and fun approach of our award-winning podcast into the classroom. Learn more
Educators check out But Why Bites biweekly!
Grades 6-12
Music-Comp's Student Composer Showcase
For February's Student Composer Showcase we'll speak with Montpelier High School senior,Callum Robechek about his years of involvement with Music-COMP.
The Student Composer Showcase is produced in collaboration with Music-COMP, the music composition mentoring program. The Music Composition Mentoring Program (Music-COMP) is a Vermont non-profit started in 1995 that teaches students in grades 3-12 how to compose original music. Students are paired with professional composers as mentors, and over 50 works are premiered each year with professional musicians. Learn more
Production support for the Student Composer Showcase is provided by Lake Champlain Access Television, a community media center serving eight towns in Chittenden, Franklin, and Grand Isle Counties, providing a free forum for expression, and a link to local government and training. More at lcatv.org.
Find it all on PBS LearningMedia!
Media is an interactive resource! Find standards-based lessons, online short videos, podcasts, and interactive activities for PreK-Grade 2 on PBS LearningMedia for free. Search by grade or topic.
We recommend our very own Mister Chris and Friends Moments Collection - View it here | Learn about the show
Welcome to But Why
An educational video series from Vermont Public, But Why: Adventures! brings the empowering and fun approach of our award-winning podcast into the classroom. Learn more and sign up
Vermont Public Podcast Project
It’s time again for the NPR Student Podcast Challenge. Last year, there were over 2,900 student-created and teacher supported podcasts submitted from across the country. The winners received prizes and were featured on NPR. It’s a new year and new time to consider podcasting (with support) in the classroom. To get started check out the Vermont Public Podcast Project one-sheet which includes tips and tricks to get started. Discover and drop in - download pdf.
For video production, find out more from our partners at NOVA Science Studios (Gr.6-12). Connect data, storytelling, and video development with support. Starting in late January 2024, NOVA will offer recurring check-in/Q&A sessions to participating educators and students. Deadline for classroom submissions that focus on big data is in March 2024.
The Vermont Public Podcast Project for Teachers brings resources and recommendations to you by the Vermont Agency of Education and Vermont Public Ambassadors. Discover and drop in - download pdf
Education Ambassadors support an integrated approach to cross-curricular instructional design, through the lens of multimedia. Learn more and meet our current Educator Ambassadors
Windows To A Multicultural World
Clemmons Family Farm and Vermont Public offers a free tutorial video series featuring Vermont grade school teachers, and Clemmons Family Farm teaching artists, explaining how they use Joy in Motion!
A special edition from Clemmons Family Farm’, bring Windows to a Multicultural World curriculum to your students (for grades K-12). Learn more
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