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Illustration of Electa Quinney teaching in a classroom in front of a blackboard with the Wisconsin Biographies logo superimposed, a tagline (people making history), and a banner displaying the title of the resource (Electa Quinney)
This educator endured hardships and injustice to lift up Native and non-Native people through her generosity and guidance.Meet Electa Quinney, Wisconsin's first known public school teacher and a notable mentor in the Mohican community.
Two middle school aged students facing a laptop while an adult educator stands behind them and points at the laptop screen while guiding them
Bring the world to your classroom with PBS LearningMedia. Find more than 30,000 free-to-use educational resources for educators in all core subjects from PBS stations across the country, including PBS Wisconsin Education resources! Access videos, interactives, lesson plans and curated collections to create unique and fun learning experiences aligned to state standards. Searching for content is easy. Knowing what you find comes from a trusted source is even better.
Pre-school aged children turning to face the camera with the logo for Early Learning
Explore opportunities to include developmentally appropriate, high-quality educational media resources in any early learning setting.
Illustration of Mahmoud Othman Atta
Check out the Wisconsin Biographies story on community builder Mahmoud Othman Atta, who built the first mosque in the Milwaukee area open to all.
Geshe Lhundub Sopa, from Wisconsin Biographies, People Making History, with illustration of Geshe Sopa
Learn how Geshe Sopa preserved his Tibetan culture far from home in this video from PBS Wisconsin Education’s Wisconsin Biographies collection.
Illustration of a sailing ship with sailors aboard and text superimposed, The Legend of the Lost Emerald: Educator Resources
Chart the course of your learning voyage with these educator resources—including guiding questions, key terms, standards, and more resources to help you sail ahead!
Illustration of a boat driving around a buoy with a sonar image of a shipwreck below the water and text superimposed, The Legend of the Lost Emerald: Play the Game!
Dive in! Step into the shoes of Jules, a maritime archaeologist to recover the stories behind shipwrecks inspired by real Great Lakes history!
The logo for Legend of the Lost Emerald appears in front of an illustration of a shipwreck, along with a tagline, searching for shipwrecks on the Great Lakes
Dive into maritime mysteries inspired by real Great Lakes history with this adventure game for learners in grades 4-6.
When this problem-solver learned that a landfill in her Sauk County community was closing much earlier than it should, she got to work. Her activism and effort ended up making big changes in plastics recycling.
Upon learning about the school and housing discrimination happening in their hometown, these Milwaukee movers and shakers took action, making their case on the campaign trail, in the courtroom, and on the streets of their city.