Do you remember the awesomeness of PBS programming in the classroom when we were kids? Maybe coming home to programs like the Electric Company and the iconic Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood? PBS has been a creator for good, quality, and neutral content for decades and they are STILL here for us to enhance our lessons with amazing content. This episode focuses in one on my favorite tools for teachers, the PBS Learning Media Library, and how you can easily find the content you might be looking for without the fear of YouTube commercials and scary content. Enjoy!
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PBS Learning Media Library
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