Art: Color Exploration
Color exploration is a hands-on science and art activity for young children and their teachers, parents or caregivers.
Suggested for Grades 9 to 12
May is National Inventors Month and Asian American and Pacific Islanders Month. PBS is celebrating Exploring the Outdoors and Sharing Your Creativity. Explore these PBS LearningMedia resources on these topics to incorporate into your classroom or home:
Color exploration is a hands-on science and art activity for young children and their teachers, parents or caregivers.
Suggested for Grades 9 to 12
Did you know that making ice cream is a science? That’s Dairy Scientist Phillip Tong’s specialty. As a researcher at California Polytechnic State University, it’s his job to find ways to improve the process for making ice cream, and to come up with tasty new flavor ideas
Suggested for Grades 9 to 12
In this Martha Speaks interactive story, learn how animal abilities have inspired inventions over the years. Birds inspired people to invent the first airplanes. A lizards sticky feet led to the invention of special glue for bandages. Chameleons helped give us the idea for camouflage clothing.
Suggested for Grades 9 to 12
Get your kids moving with these fun stretches in this short warm-up video from PBS Kids.
Suggested for Grades 9 to 12
Count On It! is a fun and innovative way to teach children mathematics. Blossom and Snappy decide to plant a garden. They go to Calloway Gardens to learn about different types of plants and flowers, as well as butterflies and hummingbirds.
Suggested for Grades 9 to 12
Learn all about the endangered eastern black rhinos why they have the characteristics that they have. This fun, informative video will encourage young explorers to investigate the world and discover the many wonderful ways we can interact with animals and their habitats.
Suggested for Grades 9 to 12
Learn about Memorial Day with this look back at the holiday’s history.
Suggested for Grades 9 to 12