📺 Liberty’s Kids
Genre: Animation, History
Educational Topics: U.S. History, American Revolution
Grade Level: Elementary–Middle
Key Episode: “The Boston Tea Party” (Season 1, Episode 1)
Teaching Activity Idea: Create a historical newspaper page from an event in the series.
Discussion Question: What was the role of young people in shaping early America?
Rating: TV-Y7
Streaming: PBS Kids
🎬 Hidden Figures
Genre: Biography, Drama, History
Educational Topics: Math, Civil Rights, STEM
Grade Level: Middle–High
Key Scene: Katherine calculates launch trajectories.
Teaching Activity Idea: Discuss gender and race in STEM; calculate a simple trajectory.
Discussion Question: What barriers did the women face? How did they overcome them?
Rating: PG
Streaming: Disney+
🎥 Gandhi
Genre: Biography, Drama, History
Educational Topics: Nonviolent Resistance, Indian Independence, Government
Grade Level: High School
Key Scene: The Salt March
Teaching Activity Idea: Analyze Gandhi’s civil disobedience strategies and compare to other movements.
Discussion Question: How does Gandhi's philosophy compare to other leaders of change?
Rating: PG
Streaming: Hulu
🎞️ Freedom Writers
Genre: Drama, Biography
Educational Topics: Writing, Racism, Empathy
Grade Level: High School
Key Scene: Students share personal stories in journals.
Teaching Activity Idea: Keep a reflection journal throughout the semester.
Discussion Question: How can writing help people process their experiences?
Rating: PG-13
Streaming: Amazon Prime
🎥 Inside Out
Genre: Animation, Comedy, Family
Educational Topics: Psychology, Emotions, Mental Health
Grade Level: Middle School
Key Scene: Bing Bong’s sacrifice in the memory dump.
Teaching Activity Idea: Have students create emotion journals or color wheels.
Discussion Question: How do emotions work together or conflict with one another?
Rating: PG
Streaming: Disney+
🎥 Akeelah and the Bee
Genre: Drama, Family
Educational Topics: Vocabulary, Spelling, Motivation
Grade Level: Elementary–Middle
Key Scene: National Spelling Bee finals
Teaching Activity Idea: Host a class spelling bee; study root words and etymology.
Discussion Question: What motivates Akeelah to persevere? How does community support help?
Rating: PG
Streaming: Available on Amazon Prime
🎞️ Apollo 13
Genre: Adventure, Drama, History
Educational Topics: Physics, Engineering, Teamwork
Grade Level: High School
Key Scene: CO₂ filter problem-solving scene
Teaching Activity Idea: Try a STEM challenge: build a working filter from limited materials.
Discussion Question: How does collaboration solve life-threatening problems?
Rating: PG
Streaming: Netflix
📺 Anne with an E
Genre: Drama, Historical, Literary Adaptation
Educational Topics: Literature, Descriptive Writing, Character Development
Grade Level: Middle–High
Key Episode: Anne’s classroom speech on imagination
Teaching Activity Idea: Rewrite a scene using modern dialogue or a new perspective.
Discussion Question: How does Anne use language to express herself?
Rating: TV-PG
Streaming: Netflix
🎥 Black Panther
Genre: Action, Sci-Fi, Superhero
Educational Topics: African Culture, Technology, Leadership
Grade Level: Middle–High
Key Scene: T’Challa’s challenge and vision of Wakanda
Teaching Activity Idea: Compare Wakanda’s society to real African nations.
Discussion Question: How does Wakanda represent power and responsibility?
Rating: PG-13
Streaming: Disney+
🎬 Bill Nye the Science Guy
Genre: Science, Comedy, Educational
Educational Topics: Physical Science, Earth Science
Grade Level: Elementary–Middle
Key Episode: Bill Nye on Gravity
Teaching Activity Idea: Create a video explaining a science concept like Bill Nye.
Discussion Question: What experiment best demonstrated gravity?
Rating: TV-G
Streaming: Disney+
🎞️ Bluey
Genre: Animation, Family, Kids
Educational Topics: Imaginative Play, Empathy, Problem Solving
Grade Level: Early Elementary
Key Episode: “Calypso” episode
Teaching Activity Idea: Have students roleplay or invent a group storytelling game.
Discussion Question: What did Bluey learn from her game?
Rating: TV-Y
Streaming: Disney+
🎬 Coco
Genre: Animation, Family, Fantasy
Educational Topics: Cultural Studies, Music, Family
Grade Level: Elementary–Middle
Key Scene: “Remember Me” performance
Teaching Activity Idea: Discuss Día de los Muertos; create a mini ofrenda.
Discussion Question: What role does music play in family and memory?
Rating: PG
Streaming: Disney+
🎥 Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey
Genre: Science, Documentary
Educational Topics: Astronomy, Chemistry, Physics
Grade Level: Middle–High
Key Episode: “Cosmic Calendar” episode
Teaching Activity Idea: Have students create their own “timeline of the universe.”
Discussion Question: What surprised you most about Earth’s formation?
Rating: TV-PG
Streaming: Disney+
🎞️ Cyberchase
Genre: Animation, Adventure, Educational
Educational Topics: Fractions, Geometry, Logic
Grade Level: Elementary–Middle
Key Episode: “The Wedding Scammer”
Teaching Activity Idea: Team-based math challenge modeled after the episode.
Discussion Question: What strategies helped the characters succeed?
Rating: TV-Y
Streaming: PBS Kids
🎬 Dead Poets Society
Genre: Drama
Educational Topics: Poetry, Expression, Critical Thinking
Grade Level: High School
Key Scene: “O Captain, My Captain” scene
Teaching Activity Idea: Write and perform a poem inspired by “Carpe Diem.”
Discussion Question: What does “seizing the day” mean to you?
Rating: PG
Streaming: Hulu
🎥 Donald in Mathmagic Land
Genre: Animation, Educational
Educational Topics: Geometry, Probability, Music & Math
Grade Level: Elementary–Middle
Key Scene: Musical proportions
Teaching Activity Idea: Explore the golden ratio or symmetry in design.
Discussion Question: How is math connected to nature and art?
Rating: G
Streaming: YouTube
🎞️ Finding Forrester
Genre: Drama
Educational Topics: Writing Process, Literary Voice
Grade Level: High School
Key Scene: Forrester mentors Jamal in writing
Teaching Activity Idea: Write a letter to a fictional mentor about your writing goals.
Discussion Question: How does writing help Jamal find his voice?
Rating: PG-13
Streaming: Hulu
🎬 Hamilton
Genre: Drama, History, Musical
Educational Topics: U.S. History, Government, Writing
Grade Level: High School
Key Scene: Cabinet Battle #1
Teaching Activity Idea: Write a rap on a current political issue.
Discussion Question: How does music affect your understanding of history?
Rating: PG-13
Streaming: Disney+
🎞️ Hotel Rwanda
Genre: Drama, Biography, War
Educational Topics: Genocide, Modern African History
Grade Level: High School
Key Scene: Hotel sheltering refugees
Teaching Activity Idea: Research global responses to the Rwandan genocide.
Discussion Question: What moral responsibilities do individuals have during crises?
Rating: PG-13
Streaming: Amazon Prime / Netflix
🎬 Horrible Histories
Genre: Comedy, Educational, History
Educational Topics: Ancient History, Medieval History
Grade Level: Elementary–Middle
Key Episode: Roman Baths sketch
Teaching Activity Idea: Have students create their own comedic history sketch.
Discussion Question: What’s the value of using humor to learn history?
Rating: TV-Y7
Streaming: Hulu / YouTube
🎞️ John Adams
Genre: Drama, History
Educational Topics: U.S. History, Government, Leadership
Grade Level: High School
Key Scene: Signing of the Declaration of Independence
Teaching Activity Idea: Compare John Adams’s portrayal in the series to textbooks.
Discussion Question: What personal sacrifices did early leaders face?
Rating: TV-MA
Streaming: HBO Max
🎥 Between the Lions
Genre: Puppetry, Educational
Educational Topics: Phonics, Reading Comprehension
Grade Level: Early Elementary
Key Episode: “Gawain’s Word” segment
Teaching Activity Idea: Retell a story with a beginning, middle, and end.
Discussion Question: What did the lions learn from the story?
Rating: TV-Y
Streaming: PBS Kids
🎥 Finding Nemo
Genre: Animation, Adventure
Educational Topics: Marine Life, Friendship, Family
Grade Level: K–5
Key Scene: Nemo’s classroom and the “drop-off” scene
Activity Idea: Research a real marine animal featured in the film.
Discussion Question: What lessons can we learn about teamwork?
Rating: G
Streaming Info: Disney+
🎥 Matilda
Genre: Fantasy, Family
Educational Topics: Reading, Vocabulary, Author’s Purpose
Grade Level: Elementary–Middle
Key Scene: Matilda’s library scenes
Activity Idea: Write a book review from Matilda’s point of view.
Discussion Question: Why is reading important to Matilda?
Rating: PG
Streaming Info: Apple TV
🎥 Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
Genre: Family, Education
Educational Topics: Feelings, Community, Kindness
Grade Level: Early Elementary
Key Scene: “How People Make Crayons” (Season 14, Episode 81)
Activity Idea: Draw and label steps in how something is made.
Discussion Question: What does it mean to be a good neighbor?
Rating: TV-G
Streaming Info: PBS Kids
🎥 Moneyball
Genre: Biography, Sport, Drama
Educational Topics: Statistics, Data Analysis
Grade Level: High School
Key Scene: Using player stats to build a team.
Activity Idea: Evaluate and graph sports statistics.
Discussion Question: Can numbers tell the full story about people?
Rating: PG-13
Streaming Info: Apple TV
🎥 My Octopus Teacher
Genre: Documentary, Nature
Educational Topics: Marine Biology, Ecology
Grade Level: Middle–High
Key Scene: Octopus evades shark
Activity Idea: Write a diary entry from the octopus’s perspective.
Discussion Question: What survival strategies did the octopus use?
Rating: G
Streaming Info: Netflix
🎥 NUMB3RS
Genre: Crime, Drama
Educational Topics: Math, Statistics, Probability, Logic
Grade Level: High School
Key Scene: “Pilot” (Season 1, Episode 1)
Activity Idea: Analyze a data set or solve a simple probability problem.
Discussion Question: How does math help solve real-world problems?
Rating: TV-14
Streaming Info: Apple TV
🎥 October Sky
Genre: Biography, Drama,
Educational Topics: Physics, Perseverance, Space, Science
Grade Level: Middle–High
Key Scene: Homer builds his first rocket
Activity Idea: Build and test model rockets or research NASA history
Discussion Question: What inspires Homer to pursue science?
Rating: PG
Streaming Info: Peacock
🎥 Odd Squad
Genre: Mystery, Comedy, Educational
Educational Topics: Math, Logic, Critical Thinking, Patterns, Problem Solving
Grade Level: Elementary
Key Scene: “The Odd Antidote” (Season 1, Episode 15)
Activity Idea: Solve odd-number-based puzzles in teams. Create your own Odd Squad mystery using math puzzles.
Discussion Question: How did the Odd Squad agents solve the problem?
Rating: TV-Y
Streaming Info: PBS Kids
🎥 Peg & Cat
Genre: Animation, Educational, Musical
Educational Topics: Counting, Shapes, Estimation
Grade Level: Early Elementary
Key Scene: “The Big Dog Problem” (Season 1, Episode 19)
Activity Idea: Hands-on activity using physical objects to count and sort.
Discussion Question: What math problem did Peg and Cat solve today?
Rating: TV-Y
Streaming Info: PBS Kids
🎥 Remember the Titans
Genre: Biography, Drama, Sports
Educational Topics: Racism, Teamwork, U.S. History
Grade Level: Middle–High
Key Scene: Team bonding at training camp
Activity Idea: Group discussion on integration and leadership.
Discussion Question: How does the team overcome prejudice?
Rating: PG
Streaming Info: Disney+
🎥 Selma
Genre: Drama, Biography, History
Educational Topics: Civil Rights Movement
Grade Level: High School
Key Scene: March to Montgomery
Activity Idea: Compare speeches in the movie with Dr. King’s original texts.
Discussion Question: What rhetorical techniques did King use?
Rating: PG-13
Streaming Info: Netflix
🎥 Sesame Street
Genre: Children, Educational
Educational Topics: Literacy, Numbers, Social Skills
Grade Level: Early Elementary
Key Scene: Elmo’s World segments
Activity Idea: Practice counting, letter tracing, or identifying emotions.
Discussion Question: What did Elmo learn today? Can you show what he did?
Rating: TV-Y
Streaming Info: PBS Kids, Netflix
🎥 Sid the Science Kid
Genre: Animation, Educational
Educational Topics: Life Science, Physics
Grade Level: Early Elementary
Key Scene: “My Mushy Banana” (Season 1, Episode 6)
Activity Idea: Conduct a classroom experiment tracking food decay.
Discussion Question: What did Sid learn about how things change?
Rating: TV-Y
Streaming Info: PBS Kids
🎥 Spelling the Dream
Genre: Documentary
Educational Topics: Spelling, Vocabulary, Determination
Grade Level: Middle–High
Key Scene: National Spelling Bee interviews
Activity Idea: Hold a spelling bee and explore word origins.
Discussion Question: How do language skills connect with culture?
Rating: G
Streaming Info: Netflix
🎥 Stand and Deliver
Genre: Drama, Biography
Educational Topics: Algebra, Calculus, Math
Grade Level: High School
Key Scene: Students take the AP Calculus exam
Activity Idea: Write a journal about personal academic goals.
Discussion Question: What role does belief play in learning something difficult?
Rating: PG
Streaming Info: YouTube
🎥 The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
Genre: Drama, War, History
Educational Topics: Holocaust, WWII
Grade Level: High School
Key Scene: Final fence scene
Activity Idea: Reflective journaling from different character perspectives.
Discussion Question: What does this film teach about innocence and propaganda?
Rating: PG-13
Streaming Info: Paramount+
🎥 The Crown
Genre: Drama, History
Educational Topics: Modern European History
Grade Level: High School
Key Scene: "Smoke and Mirrors" (Season 1, Episode 5)
Activity Idea: Track political and cultural changes across decades in the series.
Discussion Question: How did post-WWII Britain evolve socially and politically?
Rating: TV-MA
Streaming Info: Netflix
🎥 The Electric Company
Genre: Educational, Musical, Comedy
Educational Topics: Grammar, Sight Words, Rhyming
Grade Level: Elementary
Key Scene: “Silent ‘E’”
Activity Idea: Write a poem using the words introduced.
Discussion Question: How does rhyme help us remember words?
Rating: TV-Y
Streaming Info: YouTube
🎥 The Good Place
Genre: Comedy, Fantasy, Philosophy
Educational Topics: Philosophy, Ethics
Grade Level: High School
Key Scene: “The Trolley Problem” (Season 2, Episode 6)
Activity Idea: Debate ethics using the trolley problem scenario.
Discussion Question: Is there always a 'right' choice in a moral dilemma?
Rating: TV-14
Streaming Info: Netflix
🎥 The Magic School Bus
Genre: Animation, Adventure, Educational
Educational Topics: Biology, Earth Science, Physics
Grade Level: Elementary
Key Scene: “Inside Ralphie” (Season 1, Episode 3)
Activity Idea: Draw your own ‘Magic School Bus’ trip through a body system
Discussion Question: What science did Ms. Frizzle help the class discover?
Rating: TV-Y
Streaming Info: PBS Kids, Netflix
🎥 The Martian
Genre: Sci-Fi, Drama, Adventure
Educational Topics: Botany, Physics, Engineering, Applied Math, Problem Solving
Grade Level: High School
Key Scene: Growing potatoes in Martian soil, Calculating food rations for survival
Activity Idea: STEM challenges - Design a Mars habitat using basic resources, Design a supply budget using math constraints.
Discussion Question: How did the character use science to survive? How did math help the astronaut survive?
Rating: PG-13
Streaming Info: HBO Max
🎥 The Prince of Egypt
Genre: Animation, Drama, History
Educational Topics: Ancient Egypt, Religion
Grade Level: Elementary–Middle
Key Scene: Moses confronts Pharaoh
Activity Idea: Compare film scenes with historical/biblical texts.
Discussion Question: How does the movie show conflict between faith and leadership?
Rating: PG
Streaming Info: Netflix
🎥 The Social Dilemma
Genre: Documentary
Educational Topics: Modern History, Technology, Ethics
Grade Level: High School
Key Scene: AI algorithm explanation scenes
Activity Idea: Debate pros and cons of social media regulation.
Discussion Question: How does technology shape modern history?
Rating: PG-13
Streaming Info: Netflix
🎥 Wall-E
Genre: Animation, Adventure, Sci-Fi
Educational Topics: Environmental Science, Technology
Grade Level: Elementary–Middle
Key Scene: Wall-E shows life growing in soil
Activity Idea: Discuss sustainability and waste in science class.
Discussion Question: What can we learn about Earth’s future from the film?
Rating: G
Streaming Info: Disney+
🎥 Wild Kratts
Genre: Animation, Science, Adventure
Educational Topics: Animal Adaptations, Ecosystems
Grade Level: Elementary
Key Scene: “Cheetah Racer” (Season 1, Episode 23)
Activity Idea: Create an animal fact sheet with adaptations.
Discussion Question: What creature powers did the Kratts use and why?
Rating: TV-Y
Streaming Info: PBS Kids
🎥 WordGirl
Genre: Animation, Comedy, Educational
Educational Topics: Vocabulary, Context Clues, Synonyms
Grade Level: Elementary
Key Scene: “Lady Redundant Woman” (Season 1, Episode 19)
Activity Idea: Create a superhero with specific vocabulary powers.
Discussion Question: What new words did WordGirl teach today?
Rating: TV-Y
Streaming Info: PBS Kids, Amazon Prime
🎥 Zootopia
Genre: Animation, Adventure, Comedy
Educational Topics: Bias, Inclusion, Stereotypes
Grade Level: Elementary–Middle
Key Scene: Judy confronts Nick about assumptions
Activity Idea: Roleplay scenarios on bias and assumptions.
Discussion Question: What stereotypes are challenged in the film?
Rating: PG
Streaming Info: Disney+
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