March is The Big Read Month!

See What's Happening
Across New Hampshire!

New Hampshire will be reading To Kill a Mockingbird in March as part of the Big Read. Organized by The Center for the Book at the New Hampshire State Library, there are over 200 events planned across the state from lectures, readings, film screenings, and essay contests. >> Classroom Resources

PBS KIDS GO! WRITERS CONTEST

Have You Sent in Your Story? Stories Must Be Postmarked by March 24!

The PBS KIDS GO! WRITING CONTEST builds on the 15-year success of the READING RAINBOW YOUNG WRITERS & ILLUSTRATORS CONTEST and encourages children in grades K- 5 to explore the power of creativity by writing and illustrating their own stories! >> More

Money, Money, Money

Looking for materials that explore economics and financial literacy? Try some of these resources from NHPTV and PBS!

Produced by New Hampshire Public Television, Vermont Public Television, and Maine Public Broadcasting, MAKING $ENSE NEW ENGLAND explores the economy's impact on Northern New England. > More

This fast-paced series teaches kids about money and entrepreneurship. Created for school-aged children, each episode features several young business owners and philanthropists who share their success stories. > More

Access, Analyze, Act, a collection of educational digital media resources from PBS Teachers, is designed to help high school students develop knowledge of economics. > More

Get MESY
	Discover great resources that will spice up learning in your classroom and get kids excited about the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) subjects. >> Dig In!
Get Writing!
	Flex your writing muscles with the Write-n-ator! The Writ-n-ator uses clips from WordGirl to get kids writing with online challenges aligned to NH writing standards. >> Write Away
Get Poetry
	What are the elements of a poem? What inspires a poet? NH poet Marie Harris talks with NH writer Rebecca Rule about poetry. You can view the interview online and learn more about poetry with classroom resources and teaching ideas. >> More
Get the Inside Scoop!
	This Web-only series from NOVA, Secret Life of Scientists, highlights two science and engineering stars every month. The site includes opportunities for you and your students to interact directly with the scientists and digs deep into each scientist’s work and life. >> Secret Life