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Invite students to examine how became a pivotal moment in bringing about the end of World War II in Europe. This resource supports thoughtful analysis of one of history’s most consequential military operations. (Grades: 9-12) PBS Teachers

D-Day Invasion | The War | Grades 9-12 Social Studies Teaching and Lesson Resources On June 6, 1944, D-Day in the European Theater, 1.5 million Allied troops embarked on one of the greatest missions in history: the invasion of France. Learning Objective: Students will analyze how integral D-Day was to bringing about the end of World War II in Europe. About the Author: Eden McCausli...

Take a break from the heat with books full of picnics, theme parks, camping trips and more. From the sandy beach to the city streets, this list will get your kids reading no matter where summer takes them. 📚 PBS KIDS

Children’s Books for Summer Fun | Parenting Tips & Advice Take a break from the heat with books full of picnics, theme parks, camping trips and more.

Turn any summer road trip into a game — spot what you see along the way and mark your card as you go! PBS KIDS

Invite students to explore creek habitats and discover macroinvertebrates — small, backbone-less animals they can see with the naked eye. This resource builds observation skills while exploring freshwater ecosystems. (Grades: K-5) PBS Teachers

The Creek | Shaver's Creek Virtual Field Trip | Grades K-2, 3-5 Science Teaching and Lesson Resources Creeks are a great habitat for animals. Some of the smallest animals you can find in a creek are called macroinvertebrates. Macro means that they are big enough to see with our eyes. Invertebrates means that they do not have a backbone.

How are pigs cared for on farms and at shows? Guide students in exploring pig traits, animal care, and farming practices through visits to the Kentucky State Fair and Shady Rest Farm. (Grades: K-5) PBS Teachers

Visit a Pig Show and a Kentucky Pig Farm | Kentucky Farms Feed Me | Grades K-2, 3-5 Science Teaching and Lesson Resources Kylie visits the Kentucky State Fair to learn how Colton shows his pig. Then she visits Shady Rest Farm in LaRue County to learn how pigs are raised in a large pig operation that the owner, Caleb Ragland calls “Hog Heaven”.  In this video, students will explore the following:  Pigs are evaluat...

For , guide students in exploring how environmental changes affect coral reefs — and how sound could play a role in protecting them. These videos and activities support evidence-based thinking as students make claims about restoring reef ecosystems. 🪸 (Grades: 6-12) PBS Teachers

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Learn about the rhythm and instruments of bluegrass with musician Billy Strings! 🎸 Watch his Austin City Limits debut of “Red Daisy,” then spark a class discussion: Why are bluegrass songs so fast, and where else can you hear string instruments? (Grades 3–8) PBS Teachers Austin City Limits

Exploring Bluegrass Music in Billy Strings’ “Red Daisy” | Austin City Limits | Grades 3-5, 6-8 The Arts Teaching and Lesson Resources Bluegrass musician Billy Strings made his ACL debut shortly after winning a 2021 GRAMMY Award and being named Entertainer and Guitar Player of the Year by the International Bluegrass Music Association. These activities explore tempo and instrumentation in bluegrass music with a close up look and lis...

Normalize conversation about mental health! Offer your students a peer perspective on topics like anxiety, depression, and wellness to help them feel seen, heard, and supported. (Grades: 6-8) PBS Teachers

Mind Frame | PBS LearningMedia Mind Frame is a peer-hosted collection of videos targeted at middle school audiences to help de-stigmatize the act of talking about mental health and illness. Topics include Depression, Anxiety, Su***de Prevention, Substance Use Disorder, and Wellness - shared by one of two hosts, Rylee Davis or Gri...

Help your young learners explore the colorful world around them with the help of PBS KIDS! Encourage them to immerse themselves in the different elements of art as they explore colors and still life artwork with Curious George, create art using lines with Peg + Cat, and explore music alongside characters from Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood. PBS Teachers

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Help students explore how history and culture converge in the kitchen! Chef John Sugimura demonstrates fish selection and shares how his Japanese-American grandmother’s WWII internment experiences inform every dish he creates. (Grades: 3-12) PBS Teachers

Japan: Cured and Seared Salmon on Crispy Rice | Relish | Grades 3-5, 6-8, 9-12 Health and Physical Education Teaching and Lesson Resources Chef John Sugimura talks about how to choose the right cut of fish. He also shares how his Japanese-American grandmother, who lost everything when she was sent to a WWII internment camp, influences his cooking in every dish.