The 2020–21 school year is very different and we are here to help. Pennsylvania PBS, the seven public television stations across the commonwealth, want you to know that you are not alone.
Working with the Pennsylvania Department of Education, we have created Learning at Home, your connection to thousands of hours of educational and entertaining videos, activities and games to support you.
Teachers, parents and caregivers: please explore! We are in this #TogetherPennsylvania.
Created by WPSU, Science-U@Home offers easy to advanced at-home science activities you can do with materials you have at home.
An extensive list of resources and original content—including short-form videos, science and education blogs—produced by NOVA.
Penn State’s Center for Nanoscale Science releases a new website full of family-friendly, at-home science experiments.
Explore the web series and accompanying curriculum as 13 young people learn about their ancestry through a genetics and genealogy camp at Penn State.
Make it then shake it! Create two to make a musical duo and have twice the fun.
Does backwash really happen? Experiment around the Thanksgiving table to find out!
Educational games and videos from Curious George, Wild Kratts, and other PBS KIDS shows!
Celebrate the beauty of fall by creating a festive centerpiece for your Thanksgiving table!
Who in your family has the quickest reaction time? Thanksgiving is the perfect time to experiment with different family members!
Be creative and help people with engineering at DESIGN SQUAD GLOBAL. Watch videos, play games, try activities, and share designs with the community.
The holidays are a great chance for children to learn about family culture. Encourage them to mingle and learn their family history by having them engage with their relatives.
What affects blood pressure? Gather a group of friends or family to find out!
Find parenting tips, hands-on activities, games, and apps for grades PreK-3 to help you raise kind, curious, and resilient children.
Hundreds of multi-media tools to help kids and families enrich and expand their knowledge during the early years of birth through six.
There is so much we can teach children about the real origins of Thanksgiving, and we can do so without losing our family traditions.
