Resources
If you are any organization within the state of Iowa, use the resources below to implement our farmers market program in your Iowa community.
FIND Iowa allows students in grades 2-5 to virtually explore Iowa through immersive and interactive learning content.
Explore themes covering everything from English language arts to STEAM.
Build young children’s scientific thinking and inquiry skills, and early literacy skills.
Wander & Wonder helps kids to ask questions, observe their world and investigate with some kitchen science and crafts.
The Delta Dental Institute and Arizona PBS built this site for educators, parents and engaged kids.
Learn more about autism from experts and Iowans interviewed for the documentary, The Life Autistic.
Whether children are directly or indirectly exposed to violent events, there are ways to help them feel safer and more secure.
Introduce children to community helpers to help them feel safe in times of crisis.
Learn how the NAWSA (led by Carrie Chapman Catt), with President Wilson’s help, got the 19th Amendment ratified.
Explore how the 19th Amendment came to be by looking closer at the strong women who created and lead the NAWSA.
Explore these social emotional activities with your young learner inspired by your child's favorite PBS KIDS programs!
Explore these literacy-based activities with your young learner inspired by your child's favorite PBS KIDS programs!
Help young children practice their social emotional skills with this fun memory game.
Packed full of fun puzzles to solve, this book has mazes to navigate, things to find, artwork to color and differences to spot.
Learn about the first successful school desegregation case in the United States.
Examine how Alexander Clark’s work influenced the lives of Black Americans before and after the Civil War.
Discover how Alexander Clark and the work of abolitionists in Iowa played a critical role in the abolitionist movement.
Once residents left Buxton they quickly found that life outside of their town was an unwelcome dose of reality.
In the early 1900s black and white residents lived side by side in the small mining town of Buxton.
This collection features strategies for literacy instruction meant for students with significant cognitive disabilities.
Have a young child heading off to school next year? Prepare them for the adventure with these fun, free resources.
Explore the role Iowans played in preserving the rights and freedoms of individuals around the world.
Play with shadows; control the weather; and send objects down a ramp.
Celebrate Earth Day with Iowa PBS with some of these great resources
Go on an educational exploration of Iowa’s natural environments and environmental challenges.
These Iowa stories will inspire you and your students to right wrongs big and small to change the world in which we live.
Delve into the memories of those who put their lives on hold in the fight against the Axis powers.
Foster acceptance and knowledge of others in your classroom with this multi-station collection.
Learn about transformational moments in American history with this fun, interactive game.
Visit stages and venues that showcase diverse performing arts.
