In our continued response to the COVID-19 pandemic, PBS North Carolina offers at-home learning resources for students from early learners through grade 12. We provide standards-aligned programming and curriculum-based lessons on our broadcast channels and streaming online and supplemental online resources for educators and students.
Explore below or select a category to learn more about our programming and resources.
Teacher Time, a series of short-form STEM activities for early learners presented by North Carolina teachers, premiered in February 2021. In Teacher Time, NC Teachers of the Year lead learners through hands-on learning activities.
Lessons air on Rootle and PBS NC, and you can watch anytime online!
Teacher Time is supported by the Burroughs Wellcome Fund.
North Carolina Department of Public Instruction
Special thanks to Dr. Angie Mullennix
Friday Institute for Educational Innovation, NC State University
Special thanks to Hiller Spires, Ph.D., Marie Himes, Jessica Hunt
The UNC System Literary Fellows
North Carolina Department of Information Technology
North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources
Shore Road Productions
Special thanks to Brad Turkel
Blackspace
Kevin "Rowdy" Rowsey, Pierce Freelon, Mariah Monsanto, rem, Kristin Hopkins, Jeghetto, Moose, Jamm, .zone
Sylvan Heights Bird Park
Lalo's Lunchbox
123 Andrés
More resources for learners grade 4-5 can be found on #GoOpenNC and PBS LearningMedia.
PBS North Carolina and the NC Department of Public Instruction are partnering to support school-age children learning at home by providing free, curriculum-informed, over-the-air content that is widely accessible to students—especially those with limited or no internet access.
Each weekday, one block of programs on the North Carolina Channel will serve students sixth through twelfth grade, from 12 PM-5 PM (actual times may vary).
This educational program block features curated programming covering Science, Math, Social Studies, English Language arts and more.
Watch the program block on-air through cable providers and livestreamed here.
Find your local North Carolina Channel with our Channel Guide.
With North Carolina science educators specifically in mind, PBS North Carolina is proud to present a robust collection of free Open Educational Resources, aligned directly to North Carolina Essential Standards science objectives for grades 4-8 and appropriate for high school students as well.
Rootle is PBS North Carolina's 24/7 PBS KIDS channel, providing trusted programs, education and entertainment in a safe haven for youngsters. Find your over-the-air Rootle channel with our Channel Guide or watch the Rootle livestream below.
Parents and caregivers, get some help and reassurance! PBS North Carolina hosts free webinars to support at-home learning with quality content from PBS KIDS and PBS LearningMedia. Explore past webinars, and stay tuned for future events!
NC New Teacher Support Program representatives discuss best practices for building resilience, promoting joy, self-care and community care.
Panelists from PBS North Carolina & NC State University discuss ways to identify and mitigate challenges faced by those with limited or no access to broadband.
Media tools that can be used to teach our youngest learners how to understand and manage their feelings.
Free, local messages keep parents and caregivers of children 8 years old and under informed and prepared. Text CONNECT to 274448 today.
More helpful information can be found at the following pages:
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