Personal Finance 101: A CNBC Presentation
Sharon Epperson, CNBC Personal Finance Correspondent & Senior Energy Correspondent, award-winning journalist and author guides students through financial basics to help to prepare them to handle their personal finances.
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Women in Science: A Women's History Presentation
The Smithsonian Channel presents two Women in Science documentaries: Batwomen of Panama - After sunset, an extraordinary team of scientists known as the Batwomen of Panama set out into the jungle to find, track and study over 70 species of bats, and Footprints on the Water: The Nan Hauser Story - Follow the personal quest of American conservationist Nan Hauser as she journeys to some of the last unspoiled places on earth. Go >>

Uneven Fairways: A Black History Month Presentation
This documentary chronicles lives of great African American men and women, like Lee Elder, Charlie Sifford and Calvin Peete, who challenged the status quo and played their way into sports history. Playing on their own uneven courses and creating their own tour, they were determined to prove that despite segregation, the sport of golf had no color barriers. Go >>

King: A History Channel Presentation
This unforgettable documentary brings to life the epic story of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. for a new generation of viewers. This program shows how and why Dr. King became a key catalyst for change, driving the campaign for civil rights onto the national scene and examines the indelible mark he left on the nation and the world. Go >>

The Weather Channel: Storm Riders
Storm Riders is a thrilling storm-chasing series that takes viewers on the road with two young maverick scientists Juston and Simon on their quest for tornadoes and hurricanes. This raw, behind-the-scenes series follows meteorologists Juston and Simon on their journey across state lines, battling heavy rain, hail and dangerous lightning along the way. Go >>

CBS College Sports: Inside Academy Football
Inside Academy Football documents the daily routines of three service academy football players - one from Army, one from Navy, and one from Air Force - exploring how their sport intersects, enriches, and informs their lives as officers-in-training for the United States military. Go >>

Hispanic Heritage: Nueva York
Nueva York (1613-1945) is a path-breaking exhibition that tells the little-known story of New York City's deep history with Spanish speaking people and countries and their key role in the City's prosperity and cultural vitality across four centuries! Go >>

Financial Literacy: Mad Money w/ CNBC's Jim Cramer
Through a series of Money Lessons, CNBC's Jim Cramer, teaches students about getting started in stocks, looking for investment ideas and basic finance. Combining video and Internet these money lesson help prepare students for the real world. Go >>

Discovery Education: Rebuilding Greensburg
Rebuilding Greensburg: Green Goes Home follows the residents of Greensburg, Kansas, as they rebuild their town with innovative eco-friendly materials and techniques. Student learn about green building practices through a video program and extensive lesson plan from Discovery Education. Go >>

Black History Month 2010
Two programs designed to put Power to Learn's free Voice, Video and Internet service for schools to use in the classroom. Study guides for King and Modern Marvels: George Washington Carver Tech, two History Channel presentations focusing on important figures in US History and Civil Rights. Go >>

The Weather Channel - Weather Proof: Hurricane
Weather Proof: Hurricanes lets viewers experience how extreme weather impacts real life situation through simulated experiments. This science, technology and meteorology Triple Play for Education program featured tropical weather expert Dr. Steve Lyons. Go >>

Miracle in New York: The Story of the '69 Mets
In this social studies, ELA, math and technology Triple Play for Education Program, SNY's recounts one of the greatest sports stories of all time --- the unlikely and magical championship season of the 1969 New York Mets with a one hour documentary, lesson plans and a q&a with Mets play-by-play announcer Gary Cohen. Go >>

National Parks Extreme Maintenance
A Travel Channel documentary examines the National Park Service’s efforts to maintain our National Parks. Featuring a call with documentary producer Janet Russo, a series of in-depth lesson plans and a 1-hour program. Go >>

Financial Literacy with CNBC
On the Money's Carmen Wong Ulrich teaches kids about personal finance through a series of Triple Play money lessons. Topics covered include saving and investing, credit card and debt, and careers and paycheck management. Go >>

Discovery: When We Left Earth
When We Left Earth: The NASA Missions - A 6-part Discovery Channel series that chronicles the dramatic story of the space agency's pioneering, awe-inspiring missions. This science, social studies and U.S. history Triple Play also offers students the opportunity to use free OOL technology to speak to NASA astronauts. Go >>

Black History Month - Inside: Black Culture
Inside: Black Culture is a series of hour-length documentaries dedicated to exploring and celebrating African-American art & culture. Go >>

Making a Scene: The Day the Earth Stood Still
The Day the Earth Stood Still - A Fox Movie Channel special presentation examines the opening scene of this blockbuster movie. This Triple Play for Education, tied to middle and high school ELA standards, features an exclusive Q&A with the film's screenwriter David Scarpa. Go >>

When Weather Changed History: Galveston Hurricane
The Weather Channel explores the deadliest natural disaster in US history as part of its original series. This program included online curriculum resources and an exclusive conference call with Storm Tracker Jim Cantore. Go >>

People and the Environment
A Discovery Education exploration of the effects of human industry on our planet and how we can change our ways of life to improve its health. For grades 3-6 Go >>

Women's History
Women's History Month - Founding Mothers with Cokie Roberts looks at the important roles women played in the establishment of the nation. Program study guide available. Go >>

Black History 2008
Two programs designed to put Power to Learn's free Voice, Video and Internet service for schools to use in the classroom. Study guides for Crucibles of Courage and Voices of Civil Rights, two AETN programs focusing on important figures in US History and Civil Rights. Go >>

Planet in Peril
A CNN Worldwide Investigation about our changing planet featuring the 4 hour series Planet in Peril, online learning materials and a conference call with series producer Charlie Moore. Go >>