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How do stories and traditions connect cultures around the world? Guide students in exploring global heritage with this collection highlighting food, art, folktales, and cultural experiences. (Grades: PreK-8)

World Cultures Collection | PBS LearningMedia Explore the world with PBS LearningMedia! This collection focuses on food, folktales, and other aspects of cultural heritage. With your class, hear stories, play through situations, and learn how to make crafts from cultures near and far.

Our next episode of explores the SUMMER SLIDE. No, we aren't talking about a slide into a pool on a hot summer day, it is the term educators use to describe the learning loss that happens for students over the summer.

Tonight at 8pm EST, you'll learn the extent of the problem, visit some of the programs that are working and how parents and the community can make a real difference.

That's Monday at 8/7c only on KET - Kentucky Educational Television

Introduce students to the basics of soccer as they meet a coach and learn how to play the game! This resource helps students explore teamwork, movement, and the fun of learning a new sport. (Grades: PreK-K)

KidVision | How to Play Soccer | Grades PreK-K Preschool Teaching and Lesson Resources Soccer is the most popular game in the world. Join Penny and the KidVision kids and learn how to play. We meet a coach, a team, do warm ups, and play a game! You'll be World Cup ready!

PBS KIDS invites kids and families to come along on an unforgettable cross-country road trip with PBS KIDS Across America. PBS KIDS is showcasing amazing places and real kids throughout the 50 states and U.S. territories, as well as some of the American figures who have had an impact on the nation's history.

Watch PBS KIDS Across America Videos | PBS KIDS Watch for free your favorite PBS KIDS shows like Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, Wild Kratts, Odd Squad, and Sesame Street.

The American Revolution — A FREE Screening Event in Louisville > KET Information about KET's free screening of Ken Burns' The American Revolution documentary at the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts

Big questions can come up when scary things happen — the Meet the Helper toolkit helps you guide those conversations with care and confidence. (Grades: PreK-2)

Meet the Helpers | PBS LearningMedia Many children have questions and can feel uneasy when emergencies occur in their communities. Meet the Helpers introduces “helpers” and explains the role they play in emergency situations. Included are videos and hands-on activities that provide educators and families with developmentally approp...

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)

Can Sound Help Save Coral Reefs? | NOVA | Building Stuff | Grades 6-8, 9-12 Science Teaching and Lesson Resources Learn how coral reefs are impacted by environmental changes and how sound can be used to monitor and potentially help conserve them with these videos from NOVA Building Stuff: Change It. Use this resource to provide students with opportunities to make an evidence-supported claim about how to use sou...

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)

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...

Take a journey through place, culture, and the arts! 🎤 Explore cowboy poetry, American desert music, and the Southern Paiute creation story with your class — then see how each art form tells a story about the people and places behind it. (Grades: 6-8)

Place, Culture, and Art | Call of the Canyon: Zion National Park | Grades 6-8 English Language Arts and Literacy Teaching and Lesson Resources Take a deep dive into the intersection of place, culture and arts through the investigation of three unique art forms: cowboy poetry, American desert music, and the oral tradition of the Southern Paiute rendition of the creation story.