Explore & Learn with Ada Twist, Scientist

Grades: Daycare – Grade 1
Subject Area: Early Learning, STEAM, SEL

Engage your curious budding scientists with activities that explore the five senses, objects that float, and how plants grow, and conduct fun experiments with videos inspired by Ada Twist, Scientist on Netflix.

Let's Get Popping!

Grades: 4-8
Subject Area: Family and Consumer Sciences, Language Arts, Health

Engage your students in fun activities and a contest about a popular snack—popcorn! Students will learn about popcorn’s nutrition and growth cycle, and solve puzzles and go on a virtual scavenger hunt to discover fun facts about popcorn.

You Will Be Found

Grades: Ages 14-17
Subject Area: Language Arts, Music, SEL

Engage your students in meaningful discussions about identity, empathy, inclusivity, communication, support, and hope with activities focused on the inspirational messages and themes of the film Dear Evan Hansen.

Sound Off with the Home Fire Safety Patrol

Grades: 2-3
Subject Area: Safety, Math, Language Arts

Let the Home Fire Safety Patrol help you educate students and families about the importance of working smoke alarms, the meaning of the sounds they make, and where they belong in a home. Students also learn how to spot and correct common home fire dangers, and how to plan for a fast escape in case a home fire happens.

Fin-Tastic Fun with Baby Shark

Grades: Early Childhood, Pre-K, Kindergarten
Subject Area: Early learning social skills, pre-reading, math

Dive into learning with Baby Shark and his friends and activities that invite children to explore the ocean habitat and create dances using counting skills and creativity.

Adventure Awaits with Ridley Jones

Grades: Daycare – Grade 1
Subject Area: Early Learning, SEL

These fun activities inspired by Ridley’s adventurous life in a museum reinforce problem solving and teamwork, take students on a 360 degree virtual tour of a museum, and encourage students to create a "Museum of Me."

We the People: A Civics Remix

Grades: Middle School (grades 6-8)
Subject Area: History, Civics, Language Arts, Music

Inspire your students to become active citizens and use their voices to act on issues that impact them and their community using the music, power, and passion of Netflix’s We the People animated music video series.

Choosing Kind

Grades: Elementary 4-6
Subject Area: Language Arts

Inspire your students to choose to be kind, to celebrate differences, and to reflect on the power of words and actions with language arts activities inspired by R.J. Palacio’s award-winning book, Wonder.

All about the Nutrition Facts Label

Grades: Middle School 6-8 and High School 9-12
Subject Area: Health

Encourage your students to make informed food choices that will contribute to lifelong healthy eating habits with activities and resources in English and Spanish that make it easier for them to understand and use the new Nutrition Facts label in their daily dietary decisions.

Connecting Kids to Coverage

Grades: Elementary, Middle, High School
Subject Area: Health

Help students prepare for whatever the school year brings by raising community awareness about free or low-cost health coverage for eligible families through Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP).

Emotional Empowerment

Grades: 1-6
Subject Area: Health & Wellness, Social-Emotional Learning

Children need support navigating their thoughts and feelings, and teachers can play a vital role in this effort. Support your students’ mental health by helping them develop practical strategies for building emotional empowerment, empathy, and self-care.