PBS39 Education offers a unique variety of special services for the education community, including educational television programming and teacher professional development and resources, 24 hours, daily; parent resources; adult learning opportunities; extensive outreach services and other special programs and events.
Scholastic Scrimmage, PBS39's longest-running on-air program, pits teams of four high school students against each other and quizzes them in all academic disciplines.
Art is subjective, and it comes in many forms. Here at PBS39, we are looking for students in grades K-12 to submit their masterpieces for a chance to become a featured Artist of the Month.
Join PBS39 and the Spanish Immersion Learning Center on the first Saturday of each month at the Allentown Art Museum for a free Spanish-language program for kids.
The Full STEAM Ahead! Early Childhood Educational Initiative is a multi-faceted that offers school partners, parents, and youth opportunities to learn about and become engaged in a variety of STEAM activities and educational programs.
Raising Readers is a PBS39 literacy program that incorporates PBS KIDS programming, hands-on activities, and online content to inspire multi-generational, family engagement among children and their caregivers.
Production U is an immersive learning experience for students entering grades 9-12 where 30 students dive into the captivating realms of TV production.
Join us the first and third Tuesdays of October, November and December 2024 from 10:30 - 11 a.m. for a fun and interactive storytime with literacy, movement and songs.
Summer Series features music, stories, crafts and playful learning with your favorite artists, friends and characters.
The PBS39 Education Explorer delivers free Smart Sacks of educational materials to Lehigh Valley schools and local libraries in our colorful van.
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PBS and CPB have partnered to develop media-rich, multi-platform media in the form of videos, games and apps and hands-on activities by show, targeting students ages 2-8.
