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Teachers from coast to coast utilize PBS programs and resources in their classrooms. The following Web sites can help you develop dynamic lessons, integrate technology into your classrooms, increase your students' achievement, and save time.

	Ages 3-6 Celebrate the curiosity and adventure of young children with simple science exploration. http://peepandthebigwideworld.org
	Ages 3-6 Discover science, engineering, and math in the world around us. http://pbskids.org/curiousgeorge/
	Ages 6-10 Put problem-solving skills to the test to tackle science challenges inspired by the ones seen on the show. http://pbskidsgo.org/fetch
	Ages 8-11 Support STEM education with over 40 interactive math games for kids and a wealth of multimedia resources for parents and teachers. http://pbskidsgo.org/cyberchase
	Ages 8-12 Get the 411 on inquiry-based science projects featuring real kids doing real science! http://pbskids.org/dragonflytv
	Ages 9-13 Unleash your kids' ingenuity and get them thinking like engineers through hands-on activities. http://pbskidsgo.org/designsquad
	Ages 9-12 Investigate environmental issues and take action to protect the planet. http://meetthegreens.pbskids.org
	Ages 14-18 Meet inspiring women engineers who make a real difference in the world. Find out if engineering might be your dream job. http://engineeryourlife.org
	Educators Use this media-rich library of teaching resources to make concepts come alive in engaging and interactive ways. http://teachersdomain.org
	Ages 11 and up Find out the latest research and meet intriguing personalities in science and technology. http://pbs.org/nova/sciencenow
	Ages 11 and up Dig deep into science topics with classroom-ready resources from the most-watched science television series on PBS. http://pbs.org/nova