Learn about snakes – a family of wild animals that invoke fear in many people. During this episode, Center staff members highlight the beauty and mystery of snakes and encourage others to foster a respect for this highly misunderstood group of animals. Common causes of admission and injury are highlighted, and host Ed Clark gives viewers several ways to help our wild snake neighbors. UNTAMED looks at the wild and often perilous world of wildlife, as seen through the eyes of the patients of the Wildlife Center of Virginia, a non-profit teaching and research hospital for native wildlife.

This is a resource that is used to explain the appropriate use of Social Media for students.

The purpose of this hypermedia is to provide Teachers and English Language Learners content based interactive tool to learn about the Solar System.  It can be used as a whole class lesson, in a small group or students can work on it individually.  This hypermedia presentation is full of visual images and figures to reach to different proficiency level learners.  The Solar System presentation starts with a site map which lists all the nine planets in order with links to Sun and the moon. The Power Point slides have information about each of the nine planets with facts and actual real graphics of the planets taken from the NASA website.  Students can explore each slide and click on Hyperlinks to learn more about each individual planet.

This video is part of the Continue to Know with WHRO TV series. Watch Jessica Scott teach how to solve word problems involving adding and subtracting rational numbers.

Students need to use visual representations to apply the equality properties when solving equations. By manipulating algebra tiles, students form a connection between inverse operations, equality properties, and zero pairs.

This video is part of the Continue to Know with WHRO TV series. Watch Kieasha King teach about two types of practical problems in which students interpret the quotient and remainder based on the context.

This video is part of the Continue to Know with WHRO TV series. Watch Kieasha King teach about two more types of practical problems in which students must interpret the quotient and remainder based on the context.

Learn about the diverse group of passerines which we often call "songbirds." Millions of people worldwide identify themselves as bird-watchers and love spending time outdoors watching birds, whether on intense birding expeditions, or simply watching birds in their own backyards. But birds are under pressure and are presented with many human-caused dangers in their lives. Learn how our daily behaviors impact birds all over the world and learn what you can do to help songbirds.UNTAMED looks at the wild and often perilous world of wildlife, as seen through the eyes of the patients of the Wildlife Center of Virginia, a non-profit teaching and research hospital for native wildlife.

This video is part of the Learn and Grow with WHRO TV series. Watch Brandon Thompson teach about sorting.

Learn about the music of Brazil. Have you ever wondered how music transforms from notes on a page to something so beautiful it can touch our souls? Mike travels to Harrisonburg, VA to meet a pianist from Brazil, who teaches us about the music of Brazil and performs a lively piece on the piano. Mary guides us in moving our bodies to all of the different musical sounds and we learn to sing a children’s folk song in Portuguese.

Learn about Cuban music.  Mary and Mike learn about Cuban culture and music. Gustavo Pellon, a University of Virginia professor originally from Cuba, teaches us about this unique country, tells a childhood story, and shares a poem. Dr. Mike Davison, a trumpet player and University of Richmond professor, plays his trumpet and demonstrates the clave rhythm, the foundation of Cuban music. Come learn with us!

Learn about the sounds of the night. Mary and Mike stay up late to explore the magic and music of nighttime. We sing songs about the beauty of the night and a young pianist plays Clair de Lune under the light of the moon. Our friend, Dr. Lerdau, teaches us about nighttime creatures who are making music of their own: owls, crickets, and even plants! Enjoy a lovely evening with us as we discover the simple beauty of our surroundings. 

Join Joe as he embarks on an exploration of space in this episode of Super Science Show with Joe. Accelerate your way through the planets and take a closer look at our solar system. Learn how to design and build your own rockets at home- straw rockets- and launch them.

Theme: Las identidades públicas y privadas / Community: Chile / These Modules are products of a collaboration dedicated to combining resources to create Modules for Spanish AP for face-to-face and online instruction that can be used easily by any teacher, regardless of experience.The modules are designed for consistency and contain four main proficiency-based tasks along with a vocab-builder task, using the tabs across the top. All other items link to tasks that can be used as needed. There are 12 assignments/resources in each Module to choose from.The tasks focus on skills that are needed for the AP Spanish Language and Culture exam, such as making a cultural comparison, citing sources, and replying to an email. There are multiple ideas for discussion to practice conversation and interpersonal communication.

Theme: Los desafíos mundiales / Community: Chile / These Modules are products of a collaboration dedicated to combining resources to create Modules for Spanish AP for face-to-face and online instruction that can be used easily by any teacher, regardless of experience.The modules are designed for consistency and contain four main proficiency-based tasks along with a vocab-builder task, using the tabs across the top. All other items link to tasks that can be used as needed. There are 12 assignments/resources in each Module to choose from.The tasks focus on skills that are needed for the AP Spanish Language and Culture exam, such as making a cultural comparison, citing sources, and replying to an email. There are multiple ideas for discussion to practice conversation and interpersonal communication.

Theme: Las ciencias y la tecnología / Community: Puerto RIco / These Modules are products of a collaboration dedicated to combining resources to create Modules for Spanish AP for face-to-face and online instruction that can be used easily by any teacher, regardless of experience.The modules are designed for consistency and contain four main proficiency-based tasks along with a vocab-builder task, using the tabs across the top. All other items link to tasks that can be used as needed. There are 12 assignments/resources in each Module to choose from.The tasks focus on skills that are needed for the AP Spanish Language and Culture exam, such as making a cultural comparison, citing sources, and replying to an email. There are multiple ideas for discussion to practice conversation and interpersonal communication.

This video is part of the Continue to Know with WHRO TV series. Watch Fallan Lee-Brown teach about finding the square roots of perfect squares.

This 1:30 minute video provides a short overview of the built-in #GoOpenVA Star Rating system that any registered user can use to provide feedback and guidance to other educators about how helpful any particular resource is.  #GoOpenVA encourages you to share your opinion!!!

Take a glimpse inside the Oval Office and discover the story of American diplomacy in Statecraft: The Bush 41 Team. When George H. W. Bush assumed the American Presidency in 1989, much of the world was in turmoil, and it was clear that American diplomacy was entering a new era. Learn about the Cold War struggle between the Soviet Union and the United States and how the foreign policy team of President George H. W. Bush guided the country and the world. Statecraft: The Bush 41 Team explores a series of major upheavals through the recollections of the individuals who faced them.  In this collection, you will find short-form videos from the original film about the team and the events that the George H. W. Bush administration faced from 1989 to 1991. These media resources help educators to learn more about the individuals and the rapid changes that they faced. Statecraft: The Bush 41 Team is a co-production of VPM and the University of Virginia’s Miller Center. 

 Take a glimpse inside the Oval Office and discover the story of American diplomacy in Statecraft: The Bush 41 Team. When George H. W. Bush assumed the American Presidency in 1989, much of the world was in turmoil, and it was clear that American diplomacy was entering a new era. Learn about the Cold War struggle between the Soviet Union and the United States and how the foreign policy team of President George H. W. Bush guided the country and the world. Statecraft: The Bush 41 Team explores a series of major upheavals through the recollections of the individuals who faced them.  In this collection, you will find short-form videos from the original film about the team and the events that the George H. W. Bush administration faced from 1989 to 1991. These media resources help educators to learn more about the individuals and the rapid changes that they faced. Statecraft: The Bush 41 Team is a co-production of VPM and the University of Virginia’s Miller Center.