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Pbs Nova: Cracking the Maya Code
Cracking the Maya Code traces the work of scholars, over 200 years, as they attempt to decipher the Maya hieroglyphics. [54:00]
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Pbs: Nova: Ice Mummies: The Lost Inca Empire
Explores what is known about the "Land of the Four Quarters" and the achievements of the Inca empire, their religious rituals, high altitude archaeology, and burial artifacts.
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Pbs: Sesame Street: Social Development
Use the Sesame Street platform to work on students' social development.
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Pbs: Super Why!
Empower students on a reading adventure with this collection of interactive literacy games. Superpower your literacy lessons with these videos, interactives, and activities.
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Pbs: Frontline: Digital Nation: Life on the Virtual Frontier
Presents an in-depth exploration of what it means to be human in a 21st-century digital world. Looks at the implications of living in a world consumed by technology and the impact that this constant connectivity may have on future...
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Pbs Learning Media: Banana Hammer
Lessons in Matter and Energy, from WOSU Public Media, is a series of eight learning modules that demonstrate physical science concepts and phenomena. The series captures some of the most engaging demonstrations presented at the Center of...
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Pbs: Ready Jet Go!
A series of video clips that introduce students to the planets can be found on this site. Learn about the solar system with these fun videos.
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Pbs: Mister C: Science and Math
Find creative and innovative way designed to help students grasp hard STEAM concepts with these songs and videos made by Mister C.
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Pbs: Space Time
A video series where astrophysicist Matt O'Dowd investigates the outer reaches of space. Explores topics from asteroids to gravitation waves to sci-fi!
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Pbs: Nature Nuggets
On this site, find short minute-long videos from Nature for students to become active learners about topics from animal homes to spiders at work.
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Pbs: African/african American Culture: Zudio
This African-American game song, emphasizing rhythm and self-expression, is sung to movements described in the lyrics and demonstrated by the children in the audience. Included are teaching tips and additional background information....
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Pbs: African/african American Culture: Hambone
Watch the hambone, an African-American rhythm technique that uses the whole body as a "drum set" to produce different sounds, demonstrated.
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Pbs: Let's Go Luna: That's How You Make a Didgeridoo
Carmen, Andy, Leo, and Luna ask for help making a didgeridoo, a traditional Australian instrument. Luckily, some termites come along to sing a song and hollow out a tree to make a didgeridoo.
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Pbs Frontline: John Paul Ii the Millennial Pope
PBS Frontline presents a bold new biography of Pope John Paul II which examines the sources of the Pope's character and beliefs. It attempts to explain why he is one of the most revered and controversial world leaders and why he so...
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Pbs Kids: Animations: What Is a Series Circuit?
Narrated animation that visually explains how wiring a set of batteries in series increases voltage. (30 secs) Uses Quicktime.
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Pbs Kids: Animations: How Does a Blimp Float?
Narrated animation that visually explains how the air displaced by a blimp causes a buoyant force that gives the blimp lift. (30 secs)
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Pbs Learning Media: Bethlehem Steel History
Watch a brief video that examines the steel industry, its importance to the United States, and especially to the Lehigh Valley in Pennslyvania. See how Bethlehem Steel Company expanded throughout the early and mid-20th century, and...
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Now: Lockdown: Detainees in the "War on Terror"
Video report from May, 2006, on Guantanamo Bay, the detainees, and the War on Terror.
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Pbs: The Story of India: Cholan Bronze Sculptures
Video of bronze sculptures produced in India using the lost-wax method. [6:37]
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Pbs Kids: Super Why: Rock 'N Read Jukebox
Select a song from the six choices given and sing and read along as the word turns blue.
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Pbs Looking for Lincoln
A 2 hour video by historian Henry Louis Gates who interviewed many people who have studied Abraham Lincoln through the years. Information on Lincoln from his early years to his assassination.
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Pbs Learning Media: Between the Lions: Jamaica Louise James
In this cartoon segment from Between the Lions, the story of Jamaica Louise James is read aloud. The story is about a young girl who surprises her grandmother with beautifully painted pictures to decorate the subway station that her...