The free search engine for standards-based PreK-6th videos at a moment’s notice.
Search or filter by grade, subject, standard, length, and access. Every title comes with a summary, viewer-safety notes, standards, discussion questions, and ideas for reflection.
Teacher favorites — search or filter above to browse all 17,076 videos from 211 series.
8 results
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FreeBill Nye the Science Guy
1993–1999
99 videos matched →
3rd4th5th6thScienceSocial StudiesTechnologyHealthMathMusic
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FreeDaniel Tiger's Neighborhood
2012–2024
13 videos matched →
Pre-KK1stSocial-Emotional LearningHealthSocial StudiesMusic

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FreeLiberty's Kids
2002–2003
40 videos matched →
4th5th6thSocial Studies
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FreeThe Magic School Bus
1994–1997
52 videos matched →
2nd3rd4th5thK1st6thScienceSocial StudiesHealthTechnologyArt
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FreeReading Rainbow
1983–2025
40 videos matched →
K1st2nd3rd4th5thPre-KReading & Writing (ELA)MusicSocial StudiesSocial-Emotional LearningScienceHealthMathArt

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Schoolhouse Rock!
1973–1995
45 videos matched →
3rd4th5th6th1st2ndMathSocial StudiesReading & Writing (ELA)ScienceHealth
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FreeStoryline Online
2026–
102 videos matched →
K1st2nd3rdPre-K4th5th6thReading & Writing (ELA)Social-Emotional LearningSocial StudiesHealthScienceMusicTechnologyArt
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FreeXavier Riddle and the Secret Museum
2019–
24 videos matched →
K1st2nd3rd4th5thTechnologySocial StudiesScienceReading & Writing (ELA)MusicArtSocial-Emotional LearningHealth

A library for the ninety seconds before class
TV on a Rolling Cart is a free, searchable catalog of classroom-ready video for PreK through 6th grade. It is run by one former elementary teacher, there is no account to make, and there is no paid tier.
Everything is filtered the way you actually plan
Pick the grade you teach, the subject you are covering, how many minutes you have before the bell, and whether you need something free. The catalog narrows as you go. If you tell us your state, national standards get badged with your own state's codes, so you can see the match without translating it yourself.
Every title arrives ready to show
Each one carries a plain summary of what is actually in the video, a viewer-safety note written the way a colleague would say it, the standards it lines up with, a few discussion questions, and a quick work-a-long where one genuinely helps. We do not write the lessons. You already know your class.
Vetted before it goes in, and fixed when it breaks
Titles are vetted for whether they are genuinely made for children, whether they hold up, and whether the link still works. Shows leave streaming services constantly, so when one stops being watchable we retire its page instead of leaving a dead link in front of a class. If you find one we missed, tell us and it gets fixed.
New here? The questions page covers how the vetting works and what it costs. You can also browse every series A to Z, or read why this exists.