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Learn with TVA

TVA Learning

TVA serves a seven-state region by generating energy, protecting the environment and supporting economic development to help communities grow. Resources are available for kids, families, teachers and other educators to share the work of TVA across the region and build interest in science, technology, engineering, math, history and more!

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Energy

TVA makes electricity using water, coal, gas, sunlight and even atoms! Learn about the different ways TVA produces the energy you use every day.

Environment

Environment

From its early days, TVA has worked to protect the water, land and air of the region. Learn how TVA cares for the environment across the Valley region!

Community

Economy

TVA helps to make life better for the people who live in the Valley region. Learn how TVA’s economic development work helps communities thrive!

History

TVA and History

TVA is the largest public power company in the United States. Learn about why it was created in 1933 and how TVA serves the region today.

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Classroom Award Opportunities

TVA and retiree organization Bicentennial Volunteers Inc. Support two awards programs that promote STEM education and Robotics teams.

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Teacher Resources

Find lesson plans, activities and other resources to help your students discover the Tennessee Valley Authority

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Family Resources

Find resources to help young learners explore TVA, our history, our programs and our ongoing mission of service.

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TVA Partners

TVA partners with organizations across the region to support curiosity and exploration. Learn more about these resources for hands-on learning opportunities.

Events

TVA supports opportunities to get involved through volunteer events. There are also many hands-on activities to learn about the environment, energy and the Tennessee River.