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Use this At-Home Episode Reflection Guide (En Español) and PBS KIDS Conversation Cards (En Español) to engage children as they watch PBS programming.
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Early Childhood
PBS Learning Media - Sesame Street Collection
This collection is designed to engage preschoolers in everyday learning by teaching core skills in Math, Literacy, STEM, and Social and Emotional Development.
Sesame Street Communities: Health Emergencies
The resources at Sesame Street Communities can help families cope during challenging times. (G. PreK-2)
Sesame Street Communities: Community Violence
Whether children have been exposed to traumatic events in your neighborhood or across the world, you can help them feel safer and more secure.
Sesame Street Communities: Exploring Emotions
When you help children express and understand their emotions, youre helping them to overcome challenges, understand others, and communicate.
Arthur - All About Communities
Use these "Arthur" activities to help children understand themselves and those around them.
Bright by Text
This free service is for parents and adults who care for young children newborn through age 5.
Funding for Bright by Text provided by: PNC Grow Up Great®
Elementary School
PBS LearningMedias Full-Time Kid Collection
Get creative with DIY science experiments, homemade bird feeder tutorials and tips on mastering card tricks. (G. K-5)
Cyberchase: Green It Up
Green It Up is a hands-on program designed for children ages 6-8 to inspire a deep appreciation for nature, build STEM skills, and help students feel empowered to take action in their communities to care for the planet.
The FridayZone
The Friday Zone offers a safe media experience that encourages kids to investigate and understand the world around them. (G. K-3)
Start With a Book
Start with a Book offers parents, caregivers, summer program staff and librarians lots of engaging ideas for getting kids hooked on reading, exploring and learning. (G. 1-5)
Middle & High School
Help Students Explore Election Issues, Not Election Hype
KQED breaks down multiple perspectives around election issues. (Middle & High School)
Let's Talk About Election 2020
Get inspired by their powerful commentaries, covering everything from the COVID-19 pandemic to climate change and immigration. (Middle & High School)
PBS Learning Media - Civil Rights Then and Now
While students today may think of the Civil Rights Movement as part of the past, its clear that many of the problems are still with us. (G. 3-13+)
Confronting Bias: Ethics in the Classroom
The resources in this collection provide educators with tools to incorporate ethics education in the classroom, promote understanding of differing viewpoints, and foster civil dialogue about bias. (G. 6-13+)
Why Are Schools Still So Segregated?
Americas school-age population is more racially diverse than its ever been before. Yet schools have become more and more segregated over the last 30 years. (G. 6-12)
PBS LearningMedia: Confronting Anti-Black Racism
Use these materials with middle and high school students to help them understand the long history of anti-Black racism in the United States. (G. 6-13+)
Eva: A-7063
Find lesson plans surrounding 12 themes, including tips for fostering discussion. (G. 4-12)
PBS LearningMedia: American Experience
Discover this country's rich history in this collection of media-based resources. (ages 5+)
StoryCorps Connect
StoryCorps Connect is a first-of-its kind platform that enables you to record a StoryCorps interview with a loved one remotely using video conference technology. (G. 5-13+)
PBS NewsHour | Student Reporting Labs
PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs is building the next generation of informed media creators and consumers. (High School)
KQED Learn (Students)
KQED Learn is a free platform for middle and high school students to tackle big issues and build their media literacy and critical thinking skills in a supportive environment. (Middle & High School)
KQED Learning | Discussions
We bring you a new topic every other week to discuss with students inside your classroom and from schools around the country. (Middle & High School)
Ken Burns in the Classroom
Ken Burns and his collaborators have created historical documentary films for over 40 years. Bringing primary source documents, images, and archival video footage to life on screen, teachers can use these films to pose thought-provoking questions and introduce new ideas and perspectives. (Middle & High School)
Educators & Parents
Talking About Race
Talking about race, although hard, is necessary. The National Museum of African American History and Culture provides tools and guidance online.
African American History and Culture
Reading Rockets celebrates and learns about the lives and contributions of African Americans.
PBS LearningMedia
A free resource for PreK-12 educators that supports distance learning, and includes tips to help explain the virus and promote healthy habits. (G. PreK-12)
PBS KIDS | Summer of Learning
Summer is full of opportunities to play and learn and we want to make it easy for you to find inspiring, kid-friendly activities! (G. PreK-3)
KQED Learn (Teachers)
KQED Teach offers free, hands-on professional learning focused on Digital Media. Educators can build skills in digital storytelling, data visualization, and critical media use. (Middle & High School)
Virtual Professional Learning Series
Our Virtual Professional Learning Series is created for teachers - by teachers - to bring together content experts and educators from all backgrounds.
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