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 >>