• DragonflyTV . Educators Guide: Forensic Science | PBS KIDS GO!
  Forensic Science We’re Carolyn and Kalia, and we were having a birthday party for my sister Lizzy. Before the party began, we found Lizzy’s party set-up trashed; the cake was half-eaten, presents were thrown everywhere, and there was even some bright red stuff dripping off the table. We quickly shifted into detective mode, to try to solve the mystery of who ate the birthday cake. What evidence do you think tipped us off?
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• FRONTLINE: digital nation
  Digital nation is a series on FrontLine about digital immigrants, digital natives, and the evolution of our culture in a globally interconnected world.
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• Jean-Michel Cousteau : Ocean Adventures | PBS
  Home page for Cousteau's PBS program about the ocean and society. Has video links to full episodes of the program. Great resources for the classrooms. Has link to "For Educators" which is whole plethora of lesson plans and activities
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• PBS Teachers — Resources For The Classroom
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• The Journey to Palomar | PBS
  It has been said that George Ellery Hale did for the entire universe what Christopher Columbus did only for the Earth. Most people have never heard of Hale, but his life and work had a profound effect on the development of 20th century science in America, most notably--astronomy.\n\nThe Journey to Palomar traces the epic personal and professional quest of the Chicago-born astronomer to build the four largest telescopes of the 20th century, culminating with the 20-year effort to build the million-pound telescope on Palomar Mountain, a project considered the "moon shot" of the 1930s and 1940s. Comes with Teacher's Guide
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• Welcome to Ocean Futures Society!
  Jean-Michel Cousteau's Ocean Adventure site. Photography for "Ocean Adventures" . Resources for teachers. Connection to the ocean. Increase students ocean literacy
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