PBS LearningMedia - Springing Into These Resources!             

Every Voice Matters | Civics for Kids (K-5)Students will learn the importance of listening to others' ideas, connect this to the First Amendment, and use their voices to share ideas for positive change.

Nature (ALL) Explore the wonders of the natural world with this collection of Nature on PBS videos and interactive lesson plans! Students can dive into life science and earth science topics through a range of hands-on activities and engaging media.

Climate And Our Planet(6-8,9-12)Explore the comprehensive and latest science behind Earth's climate plus the many, positive solutions that are helping create a healthier future for our planet. These resources align with Earth and life science disciplinary core ideas and many offer opportunities for students to exercise STEM practices and place-based civic engagement skills.

Women’s Contributions to the American Revolution  (6-8,9-12)Discover the ways in which women contributed to and experienced the American Revolution. By examining primary sources and media clips, students understand how women like Abigail Adams continued to support the war efforts while also arguing for more rights for some women.

Explore Reconstruction History with Your Students | Louisiana’s Old State Capitol

Louisiana’s Old State Capitol invites educators to explore our powerful new exhibition, A More Perfect Union: Reconstruction’s Legacy in Louisiana, now open to school groups. Designed to support classroom learning in history, civics, and social studies, the exhibition offers an immersive look at the critical years following the Civil War, examining how newly freed Louisianians shaped government, education, and civic life while confronting the challenges of rebuilding society.

Through engaging displays, historic artifacts, and compelling personal stories, students gain a deeper understanding of citizenship, constitutional change, and the ongoing impact of Reconstruction in our state and nation. Guided tours are tailored to grade-level learning standards and provide meaningful opportunities for discussion and inquiry.

Make history tangible for your students by scheduling a field trip today. To book or learn more about available student programming, visit louisianaoldstatecapitol.org.

LDMA : Explore these inspiring stories in commemoration of Women’s History Month!

In honor of Women’s History Month in March, the LDMA is highlighting the stories of Louisiana’s Trailblazing Women!  All of these women have made their mark in Louisiana and beyond in diverse fields, including government, the arts, science, business, and the military.  Start learning more about their lives and accomplishments in these LPB stories. 

Discovery Education - The Winning Playbook of Resources

Think Smart: Exploring AI & Staying Safe Online(3-8)Perfect for AI Literacy Month in March!  A short animated series—created with Norton and My Digital Life—that helps students understand AI, stay safe online, and make smart digital decisions.

STEM Career Exploration Pathways (K–12)Support career-connected learning with  K–5&6–12Career Finders – A 10‑minute interest-based interactive helping students identify STEM pathways that match their interests. Career Conversation Collection (Grades 9–12)– Resources to support internships, capstones, and guest speaker opportunities.

Be sure to check out theLouisiana  DE Experience Hub for all the latest engaging content, updates, and district‑specific resources from Discovery Education.

PreK-2 News:  Celebrating Spring With These Fun Resources  

Count On June Bug!-Count On June Bug! is a math comedy adventure for children ages 3 to 5. In each three-minute episode, take a peek down in the grass and meet June, a spunky little June beetle who is curious about everything in her gigantic world. Every day June and her friends explore different areas of the great outdoors (wow!), encounter sticky situations (yikes!), and make new mathematical discoveries that help save the day (aha!).

Changing Seasons Collection: Spring - Join PBS KIDS and explore Spring. Learn about the parts of a plant, seeds, and about how plants grow through media clips, extension activities, articles, and crafts. 

Celebrating Spring Bingo: PreK and K | PBS KIDS- How are you and your students celebrating spring? 🌸 This packet offers printable activities and everyday ideas to explore with your class, like capturing seasonal observations in a nature journal! 

Digital Art Makers: Welcome to Our Garden-  An interactive game in which children add rocks to the Sesame Street community garden. First, watch the video The Welcome Garden. Then, in this game, children can help the Sesame Street friends create another rock and add their own. 

LPB Highlights

The Louisiana Strawberry -LOUISIANA SPECIAL FOCUS, Tuesday, March 3 at 7:00 PM In southeast Louisiana, the strawberry became more than a crop. From field to table, this documentary captures the demanding work, deep knowledge, and resilience of the farmers who have sustained it across generations. It explores the culture and community that grew alongside the fruit, from family farms to the Ponchatoula Strawberry Festival, where tradition, food, and connection are celebrated each year.  

LA64: The Journey Begins - LPB SPECIAL FOCUS, Monday, March 9 at 7:00 PM LA64: The Journey Begins revisits curated moments from the first four episodes of LPB’s new travel series while offering a brief look ahead as the journey continues statewide in April. The special highlights the people, places, and traditions that shape Louisiana’s parishes, guided by local voices and community stories.

Wednesday, March 18 at 7:00 PM | 8:00 PM,Nature: Portugal: Wild Land on the Edge | Greenland: Survival at the Edge of the World      
Experience the beauty and resilience of nature at two of Europe’s outer edges in this special two-hour presentation. Journey through Portugal’s forests and coastlines, where wildlife shaped by centuries of human history continues to thrive, then travel north to Greenland’s vast, ice-covered landscapes, where ancient Inuit culture and fragile ecosystems face the growing impact of climate change.  

Ernest J Gaines: Louisiana Stories: LPB SPECIAL FOCUS, Monday, March 30 at 10:00 PM A documentary profiling the life and career of acclaimed author Ernest J. Gaines, whose work was shaped by his childhood growing up in the segregated Quarters of River Lake Plantation in Pointe Coupee Parish, Louisiana. Gaines reflects on the people and experiences that inspired his writing and the impact of leaving Louisiana for San Francisco as a teenager.