PBS KIDS celebrates the joy of reading and helps kids get ready for the start of school with a spotlight on literacy-focused content all summer long.

Ronald and Roxy love taking road trips! Using this bingo card, keep an eye out for the wonderful things to see on your very own road trip!

Curious what learning goals are supported by PBS KIDS shows? This document shows each series in the PBS KIDS line-up and the learning objectives supported by each show.

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Students will learn how urbanization can increase temperatures of cities in a process known as the "urban heat island" effect. Using Pheonix as a case study, students will discover what cities can do to decrease their mean radiant temperature in a world where average temperatures continue to rise.

Some estimates suggest that 90% of the world’s coral is under threat of dying by 2050. Certain chemicals in sunscreen aren’t the only reason coral reefs are dying. However, the chemicals in sunscreen are considered harmful enough to these ecosystems that Hawaii is trying to ban the use of sunscreens with these reef-killing components in them.

Students use and develop models of the Earth–Sun systems to demonstrate understanding of how the Sun illuminates the hemispheres differently during summer and winter. Visual supports (video, images), data graphs, and informational text provide students with multiple entry points to investigating the phenomenon of the changing duration of daylight.