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America declared its independence from England in 1776. Then it fought—and won—a war to secure that independence. So what would America do with its newfound freedom? The first step was to establish a government. But what type of government would the Founders create? A monarchy? A democracy? Or something that had never been done before?
The Framers of the Constitution thought that the Judicial Branch of the new American government would be the weakest of the three branches. But 250 years...
America declared its independence from England in 1776. Then it fought—and won—a war to secure that independence. So what would America do...
When America became independent, it was hardly a strong, unified country. Every state had its own government, its own culture, and its own ideas.
How much power should the President have? That was a big question on the minds of the writers of the Constitution. A Chief Executive without enough...
Help middle school and high school students understand the basics of financial literacy with this interactive workbook complete with fun and engaging lesson plans & worksheets. This workbook includes 10 educator-created lessons. Each lesson consists of one full-class-length lesson plan and one worksheet and includes clear learning objectives, key vocabulary words, educational standards met, academic subject areas covered, warm-up and wrap-up writing activities, and quick activity options. For each lesson, your students will watch our free Cash Course: Financial Literacy videos and follow along with the corresponding lesson plan and worksheet. Just scan the QR code on each page to begin learning!
Life in Cuba looks like paradise, but for 14-year-old Tito, the truth is a crumbling façade. Under Cuba’s tightly controlled communist regime, food is rationed, families struggle to survive, and anyone who speaks out against the government risks being silenced, or worse. Tito hustles to support his family, but dreams of becoming a professional boxer. With help from his sister Carolina, he learns what it truly means to fight for freedom in a country built on broken promises—and held together by the unbreakable spirit of its people.
The Framers of the Constitution thought that the Judicial Branch of the new American government would be the weakest of the three branches. But 250 years...
This Cash Course episode explores a strange reality: the government doesn't just set the rules, regulations, and policies—it also buys and sells goods.
When Americans needed land, they turned west—but immigrants like John Sutter were looking west too. Born in Germany, Sutter arrived in remote California
Join Kory Yeshua and friends as they explore Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s vision of equality and unity.
Explore Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s vision of character over color with Leo and Layla.
Explore Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s vision of a colorblind society with Otto's Tales.
Discover how a young nation grew across the West in this action-packed animated series about the American frontier.
Stories of young entrepreneurs turning their passion into profit.
Learn about the unique characteristics of U.S. states.
U.S. civics and history lessons in a fun quiz show that will have your kids laughing while they learn.
Essential financial literacy for youth to young adults.
Global issues that teach middle and high school kids what makes America unique.
A wild and crazy game show for elementary kids about important figures who represent American values.
Honest recaps and hilarious skits for middle and high school kids about important moments in history.
American history made fun for young kids with easy, family-friendly, DIY crafts.
Meet historical figures that shaped the world in this time-traveling cartoon for elementary kids.
Life skills and character development for tweens and teens.
A storytime show that teaches kids about American monuments, holidays, and community helpers.
History in 5 delivers fast-paced, five-minute episodes that make civics engaging and fun. In a conversational, story-driven style, students explore the U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and the…
With the creation of the U.S. Constitution, the Founders flipped the script for how governments had always functioned around the world. Rather than anointing a king or a ruler, they wanted to give…
In 1875, America finally stretched from coast to coast. The Union had grown to thirty-seven states, with unsettled territory set aside for the Indians in what is now Oklahoma. Patrolling the Indian…
Meet the real “boss” of the economy—the money market. This Cash Course episode explains how changes in the money market shake up spending, borrowing, interest rates, and even GDP. Teach your teens…
The Louisiana Purchase doubled America’s size—but "Manifest Destiny" took it all the way to the Pacific. This episode—based on a PragerU Kids biographical book—brings to life a bold chapter of…
Can anyone make flavored granola? In this episode of "A Little Extra Hustle," Sabrina breaks out the mixing bowls to find out. Tag along as the Granola’d sisters help her blend, bake, and of course,…
Cinnamon. Birthday Cake… if it’s a sweet flavor, why not "Granola" it? In this tasty episode, Sabrina heads to Nashville to meet sisters Anna Belle and Lila Mae, owners of a company specializing in…
When "everyone" owns something…does anyone really own it? And who will take care of it? In this episode of Cash Course, teens explore the difference between private and public property and why…
Coffee art with a shot of heart? Tessa Hennis, owner of Cozy Coffee, has it covered. In this episode of A Little Extra Hustle, Sabrina goes inside Tessa’s Serro Scotty trailer for some tips on making…
In 1836, Americans who had settled in the Mexican province of Texas were in real trouble. The Mexican army was determined to crush their stand for independence. Outnumbered, a small band of settlers…
Did you know taxes affect more than just your paycheck? In fact, you pay them every day—on concert tickets, groceries, gas, and even property. In this episode of Cash Course, teens learn how taxes…
Lattes, animal doodles, and serious dollars? That’s how 20-year-old Tessa Hennis brings a little more to the daily grind, as the owner of Cozy Coffee, a specialty coffee shop operating out of a…
