Close the current events gap

A CLASS ACT

Rather than adding to your plate, this program:

Reduces your workload
Reinforces what you’re already teaching
Brings your lesson plans to life
Incorporates timely, engaging, and Biblical features

Stream news produced by Christian journalists and see the difference in your students.

How schools use WORLD Watch:

Facilitate class discussions
Assign as homework
Convert stories into essay prompts
Incorporates timely, engaging, and Biblical features
Access topics that correspond to your lesson plans
Safely display current events

TALK ABOUT RANGE

Our reporting covers:

Learn more about how God made the world with our signature Science segment.

SCIENCE

See how nations are preserving ancient cultures or developing new ones with coverage that spans the globe.

WORLD CULTURES

Peel back the mystery behind common idioms and phrases with our "What in the Word?" segment.

ETYMOLOGY

From crypto to inflation to GDP, we put the "current" in "currency."

ECONOMICS

Revive key moments from the past with informative yet engaging reports.

HISTORY

Keep civics nice and civil with political science news that lets people think for themselves.

GOVERNMENT

View artful innovations from all over the world without having to pay all the museum fees.

ART

Whether it's robotics or drones or 5G, keep up with the ever-changing tech space.

TECHNOLOGY

& other relevant subjects

HERE'S WHAT YOU GET:

250 ten-minute episodes per year, airing each weekday
A program that builds news literacy, critical thinking, and Biblical discernment
Seamless streaming from your phone, tablet, Roku, or Apple TV using the app
Organized features, news briefs, and explainers for classroom use
A daily reminder that, "Whatever the news, the purpose of the Lord will stand."

A classroom subscription comes with both student and admin accounts. That means you can assign the program as homework, students can watch during the summer to keep their brains engaged. With a school subscription, everyone can have unlimited access.

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We watch it at lunch. It gives us something to look forward to after a morning of school work and also constructively directs lunch discussion.

—Mary

I love learning about what's happening. You guys do a great job in explaining so middle schoolers like me can understand, which regular news sources don't usually do. I also love how your funny stories make it more interesting.

—Grace

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