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You can learn math while playing games? It's true!

These four digital games are designed to be accessible to learners of nearly all abilities. https://to.pbs.org/47wzrct

What do your students know about the Americans with Disabilities Act? Get an overview of the history of the ADA and the impact it has had on the lives of people with disabilities. (Grades: 3-12) https://bit.ly/3T3xQ9F

History of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) | Move to Include | PBS LearningMedia The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was passed in 1990. The ADA has made a great impact in the lives of people with disabilities. The accommodations have increased inclusion and accessibility in the community and help everyone. At the Museum of disAbility History in Buffalo, New York we meet s...

What is the legacy of the Montgomery Bus Boycott? Learn about Rosa Parks, who played a pivotal role in igniting the modern Civil Rights Movement. (Grades: 3-12)
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Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott | Civil Rights Movement | PBS LearningMedia Discover how Rosa Parks played a pivotal role igniting the modern civil rights movement. In December 1955, Parks, a Black seamstress and civil rights activist, refused to give up her seat on a public bus to a white patron. Her arrest sparked the Montgomery Bus Movement, a yearlong protest that ultim...

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Well, you just got a whole bunch more! New episodes of the Podcast are available now on the PBS Kids app, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Join an exclusive webinar with WETA National Productions & INDIGENOUS LED for , librarians, and educators on Nov.29 at 1:30 p.m.

Register to learn more on Ken Burns's ," spotlighting Indigenous efforts to restore buffalo.

Education Arizona PBS specializes in the education of children, with programs focusing on basic math and science skills, as well as skills for socialization as kids grow.

What does the word "generous" mean to you on this ?

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originated in 2012 out of hashtag activism, and has since evolved into a global generosity movement! Introduce the concept of generosity with this interactive game. (Grades: K-5) https://bit.ly/3G9EZxc

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Do you love getting out on the water? Get a crash course on sailing — and what role the wind plays in the sport — with the Minneapolis Sailing Center! (Grades: 6-8)
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PBS LearningMedia | Teaching Resources For Students And Teachers Inspire your students with thousands of free teaching resources including videos, lesson plans, and games aligned to state and national standards.

When you reach the "deep ocean" 1,000 meters below the surface, there is no light at all. What strange life forms live and thrive there? (Grades: 3-12)
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The Deep Ocean | Ocean Today | PBS LearningMedia As you descend into the ocean, you move through different environments, or zones. In the top 200 meters, sunlight is able to pe*****te the water. This top layer (or zone) is called the "open ocean" or, commonly, the "photic zone". The next 800 meters is called the "twilight zone": there is very litt...

Now more than ever, it's important to read books about and written by Indigenous Peoples that highlight stories of cultural pride and heritage! https://bit.ly/3unUtLr

PBS LearningMedia | Teaching Resources For Students And Teachers Inspire your students with thousands of free teaching resources including videos, lesson plans, and games aligned to state and national standards.

: Frustration is just like any other emotion.

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Happy Native American Heritage Day from !

is celebrating by learning more about Native people!

How are "place" and "people" connected in an environment?

Take a virtual field trip to the Klamath River Basin to learn how the river supports area tribes, and vice versa! (Grades: 6-8)

The River, Salmon, and the People | Tending Nature | PBS LearningMedia Students will preview how problems in a place impact all aspects of an environment and explore how nature— the Klamath and Trinity Rivers and salmon—tend to the people and how the people—the local Yurok, Karuk and other tribes—tend to nature. Essential Question: How are place and people conn...

When you reach the "deep ocean" 1,000 meters below the surface, there is no light at all. What strange life forms live and thrive there? (Grades: 3-12)

The Deep Ocean | Ocean Today | PBS LearningMedia As you descend into the ocean, you move through different environments, or zones. In the top 200 meters, sunlight is able to pe*****te the water. This top layer (or zone) is called the "open ocean" or, commonly, the "photic zone". The next 800 meters is called the "twilight zone": there is very litt...

: If you were packing a special “travel bag” to help make a long family car ride fun, what would you include? Toys, books, maps, and snacks are just a few ideas!

Planning a Trip? Let Your Child Help | Parenting Tips & Advice Get your child excited about an upcoming trip by letting them help make the plans! Here are a few ways to get them started.

The holidays can be overwhelming for some! Here are a few easy ways to reduce stress during the busy event and party season.

Help Your Child Cope With Holiday Social Stress | Parenting Tips &… Here are some easy ways to support your sensitive child throughout the holiday season.

Planning to travel over the holidays? Packing a travel diary, creating a road trip activity list, and reading maps are excellent ways to prepare for fun family travel adventures!

8 Children’s Books That Inspire a Love of Travel | Parenting Tips &… Books can inspire curiosity about the world — and they can also show ways characters prepare to travel. Read these books together and then plan out your next adventure, real or imaginary!

Gain a deeper understanding of the sacred relationship between the American buffalo and Native Americans.

How did the near-extinction of these magnificent mammals end a way of life for Indigenous Peoples? (Grades: 6-12)

The Sacred Relationship Between Native Americans and the American Buffalo | The American Buffalo | PBS LearningMedia Students will view select video clips from Ken Burns’s The American Buffalo to gain understanding of the sacred importance of the buffalo in Native American identity and life. Students will answer thematic and content-based questions after watching each clip and then discuss key takeaways as a cla...

By the late 1880s, the American buffalo was nearly extinct.

New in the Classroom resources shed light on the conservation efforts that sought to bring them back. (Grades: 6-12)

Analyzing Native American and European Settler Perspectives on Buffalo Conservation | The American Buffalo | PBS LearningMedia “The Buffalo was a part of us, his flesh and blood being absorbed by us until it became our own flesh and blood.” John (Fire) Lame Deer, Oglala-Lame Deer Seeker of Visions, With Richard Erdoes, 1972 Students will become familiar with the history of the American buffalo extermination campaign tha...

Go on a virtual escape room-style gallery walk to learn about the lives of three incredible Indigenous women, the challenges they endured, and how the issues they faced still impact Indigenous communities today. (Grades: 6-12)

Amplifying Indigenous Experiences | PBS All-Stars Lessons | PBS LearningMedia Students will watch three episodes of the UNLADYLIKE2020 series of 26 short films and explore the similarities in issues affecting these women while also identifying the qualities that made them unique. The lessons are about finding common threads between the women, and also between the past and the...

Have you ever felt excluded?

When you see someone who is being left out, the kindest, most compassionate thing to do is to be a friend!

How to Teach Your Child to Be An "Includer" | Parenting Tips & Advice Relational aggression and exclusion is all too common among children. Teach your child how to take the lead and be an “includer” among peers.

Celebrate Harvest Day with the Treeborhood in a brand new two-part special episode coming soon to Arizona PBS Kids!

It's story time! Join Ellie and the Wombats to create four different stories. Play “Story Emporium” for free now on pbskids.org/wombats or the Games app!

was first established in 1954 by President Eisenhower.

Learn why November 11 was chosen as the day to honor veterans with "All About the Holidays." (Grades: K-5)

Veterans Day | All About the Holidays | PBS LearningMedia Veterans Day allows Americans to honor military veterans across the country. Orginally celebrated as "Armistice Day" to mark the end of battles during WWI, the celebration has now extended to honor the more than 23 million veterans in the United States.

Celebrate with the Treeborhood in a brand new two-part special episode coming soon to Arizona PBS Kids!

Happy National STEM Day! In honor of this special holiday, introduce your class to aerospace engineering, and why it may be the career for them! (Grades: 6-12)

Aerospace Engineering as a Career | PBS LearningMedia Aerospace engineers describe the work they do in both aeronautical and aerospace engineering. They discuss their jobs and academics, and explain that you do not have to be a “rocket scientist” to become a rocket propulsion expert. This video is available in both English and Spanish audio, along ...

It's time to head to the polls! ✅ is an excellent opportunity to talk about fairness, civics, and how math is used in everyday life.

Let's Vote! Talking to Children About Voting ​An election year is an opportunity to talk with children about making decisions as a group. Explore elections by using these activities and tips to explore counting and civic engagement.

Why do we have elections? Crash Course has an overview of how the U.S. election system came to be. (Grades: 9-12)

Election Basics | Crash Course Government and Politics | PBS LearningMedia There are a lot of people in the U.S, and holding individual issues up to a public vote doesn't seem particularly plausible. To deal with this complexity, we vote for people, not policies, that represent our best interests. But as you'll see, this process was not thoroughly addressed in the Constitu...

Is it time to get rid of daylight saving time?

Ask your students what they think with the help of this video exploring the advantages of springing forward and falling back. (Grades: 9-12)

Fixing Daylight Saving Time Is THIS Easy | It's Okay to Be Smart | PBS LearningMedia Daylight saving time is a perfect example of how a few people with the best of intentions can end up annoying millions of the rest of us for the better part of a century. And it’s time we take an honest look at how we got to this place where half the world comes unstuck in time twice a year, and a...

What is your family's favorite way to spend an autumn day? 🍂 Head outside and experience fall with all of your senses!

Celebrating Fall: Art Projects Using Leaves Welcome, fall! Autumn is a great time to help children re-explore their neighborhoods using all their senses. Enjoy the new season with activities and tips to explore art and nature!

Ready to fall back an hour? 🕒 Learning about the concept of time is fun when you DIY your own clock out of paper plates!

Make a Paper Plate Clock to Practice Telling Time | Crafts for Kids Help your child learn how to tell time with a homemade clock.