WITF recognizes that children, families and teachers are eager to continue learning together during these uncertain times. Using a wealth of resources, WITF can create a bridge to distance learning opportunities and engaging experiences while we are all staying safe at home.
For more information, please contact:
Debbie Riek, WITF’s Director of Education
Debbie_Riek@witf.org
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PBS is a FREE resource for teachers and students to access video, images, games and more. Search by topic, grade level or standard to find resources to enrich learning for PreK-12 students. It is useful for families too.
WITF programs and films are FREE to stream. Enjoy a robust selection of our educational programming rich with excellent storytelling.
These apps are free and aligned to learning goals for literacy, STEM, Social Studies and Social Emotional Learning. Once they are downloaded, most of the apps do not require
an internet connection.
To encourage family engagement and a love of reading at home, PBS KIDS offers families a place to come together and read along with fan-favorites on YouTube.
This site provides both professional development and activities for children and families by age group.
MEET THE HELPERS is a public media initiative designed to introduce children to community helpers and practice emergency preparedness. The information is presented through engaging videos and downloadable emergency plans to use at home.
Use DESIGN SQUAD GLOBAL hands-on activities and videos in classrooms and afterschool programs, in libraries and museums, at events and at home.
This site is specifically designed for grade 6-12. It features news, can be searched by subject area like civics or math and includes lesson plans and student voices.
ExplorePAhistory.com provides users with three principal entry points: “Stories from PA History,” “Visit PA Regions,” and “Teach PA History.”
Meet PA conservation heroes who played a key role in protecting the environment in a series of WITF original documentaries and accompanying classroom materials for educators.
Includes 10 lesson plans, educator resources and youth reporting efforts.
You can also access a webinar discussing the unit with Q and A from educators across the country.
The contest has ended, but this site still features a podcast about making a podcast. What a great way for students to share what they are learning!
This site is designed to provide resources for STEM and Computer Science (CS) for educators, students, parents and caregivers.
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Download the schedules above or go to School District Curriculum Guides