This segment explains what the census is, how data is collected, and how the data informs federal funding and congressional apportionment decisions.

In this image, Miss Alene Gilmore poses with her horse and 1940 Census folio as she enumerates households in Powder River County, Montana.

Apportionment is the process of dividing the seats in the House of Representatives among the 50 states based on the population figures.

Using the United States economy as an example, this video discusses all of statistical analysis in 3 minutes.

Watch this video to learn more about how a picture can help you answer the three basic questions of statistical analysis.

Este video en español motiva a los niños a cantar juntos una canción divertida que les ayudará a entender el Censo del 2020 y la importancia de contar a todos.

Hear testimonials from teachers and school administrators about the value of the Statistics in Schools program—and how it is especially important in 2020.

This video discusses how data visualization reduces the amount of mental energy one needs to decode an image and process information.

In this webinar, you’ll learn how to bring census data into your classroom with free SIS resources to supplement existing lesson plans in a variety of subjects.

This video shows how important it is to teach statistics in the classroom.

This singalong video encourages children to join in a fun song that will help them understand the 2020 Census and the importance of counting everyone.

This animation for young students builds on simple concepts like counting and school attendance roll calls to explain the 2020 Census and its importance.

This video uses maps to show the growth of our nation, how people spread throughout the country, and other topics such as concentrations of wealth and income.

This quick, how-to video shows you the basics of where to find and download more than 200 free materials, how to use a popular data tool for students, and more.

This video features teachers and school administrators discussing the value of statistics and how the SIS program helps them teach about statistics and data.

This video documents a day in the life of a student while emphasizing the importance of understanding data to gain a better grasp of the world.

How big is it? This video discusses how this classic question can prove to be useful.

This video discusses how perception and making the right picture for your brain can decode matters in statistical analysis.

"Road to Prosperity" was intended to be shown to pro-highway groups, civic organizations, schools, and other interested parties.

Learn how the census impacts school funding and how to educate your teachers and students about the importance of counting all children.

This video discusses how the Statistics in Schools offers free activities and resources using real life data for K-12 teachers.

This interactive video engages middle school and older elementary school viewers with trivia questions that teach them about the 2020 Census and its impact.

This video highlights the top 10 reasons the Statistics in Schools program is good for the classroom.

Join U.S. Census Bureau Director Steven Dillingham, Assistant Division Chief Jennifer Kim, and our student hosts for a fast-paced, interactive game show.

This segment provides an introduction to the U.S. Census Bureau’s data visualization team and an overview of how visualizations represent data.

This segment provides an introduction to the work of the U.S. Census Bureau’s Geography Division and an overview of how census data is used to create maps.

Take middle and high school students on a virtual field trip to the Census Bureau to learn more about how census data is collected and used.

In this adaptation of Mission: Census - Virtual Field Trip, student hosts provide commentary to enhance the viewing experience for elementary school viewers.

In this animated video, CB, the U.S. Census Bureau butterfly, explains how the census works and invites viewers to help as CB counts people in their homes.

In the second video of this three-part animated series, CB explains how the U.S. Census Bureau will count people for the 2020 Census wherever they live.

In the final video of this animated series, CB highlights the many ways people can respond to the 2020 Census: online, by phone, or by mail.

High school students highlight the value of the 2020 Census by describing how they are using census data to help them make decisions about their future.

Learn how apportionment works — the process of distributing the 435 memberships, or seats, in the U.S. House of Representatives among the 50 states.

Watch this video to learn the relevance of statistics and how many different things can be learned about the nation and its communities.