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Free, trusted PBS resources to bring the world into your classroom and inspire lifelong learners.

PBS LearningMedia

PBS LearningMedia

Bring the World to Your Classroom

FREE, curriculum-aligned videos, interactives, lesson planning tips, discussion questions, and more — all from the trusted source educators have relied on for decades.

What you'll find on PBS LearningMedia:

Thousands of free, curriculum-aligned videos and interactives
Lesson planning tips and ready-to-use classroom activities
Discussion questions and student engagement tools
Standards-aligned content for PreK through 12th grade
Trusted PBS content across every subject area
Visit florida.pbslearningmedia.org

Upcoming Teacher Workshops

Join Emerald Coast PBS educators for hands-on professional development workshops designed to help you bring PBS resources into your classroom.

January4
Professional Development

PBS LearningMedia Orientation for Educators

A hands-on introduction to PBS LearningMedia for K–12 educators. Learn how to navigate the platform, find curriculum-aligned resources, and integrate PBS content into your lesson plans.

January 4, 20279:00 AM – 12:00 PM CSTPensacola, FL
February15
Professional Development

Digital Storytelling in the Classroom

Explore how to use PBS documentary and news content to teach digital literacy and storytelling skills. Participants will leave with ready-to-use lesson plans and student activity guides.

February 15, 20279:00 AM – 12:00 PM CSTPensacola, FL

Questions for Our Education Team?

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