PBS shares June activities

From voting issues to hip hop to land management, you will find it in the June PBS monthly update.

Looking for things out of this world?

PBS recently shared a series of space exploration resources.  You will find items about the seasons, eclipse,  and the stars.

New in PBS this month

Are there ghosts in that forest?  How about hot wings (or butterfly wings)? From PreK-12, this PBS newsletter has something for everyone!

What’s happening in April?

PBS Learning Media shares several resources to help you manage April.  From Ramadan to Arab Heritage month to the great outdoors- you will find information on various grade levels.  Please see their review here.

The History of Women’s Day

For younger learners (K-5), here is a short video from PBS about the origin of International Women’s Day.  Please click here for the resource.

Unladylike from PBS

PBS has collected information on 26 women you might not know yet who have made valuable contributions to society.  This material is geared for grades 6-12.

March in PBS

From computation thinking for the PreK-2 learners to Ken Burns and history

to science and the seasons- you will find it herein PBS. I think students will find wombats to be effective problem solvers!

PBS Learning Media 101

If you have never explored the learning educational resources on PBS, you will find directions and suggestions here.  In addition to video resources, you will find lesson plans and other classroom activities.

Black History in Science

 

This newsletter from PBS includes information on famous black scientists. Please click here for the information.

Winter at PBS

From cartoons on cooperation to dancing cities, this latest newsletter has a great variety!

Need information on the seasons?

Image from  PBS.

PBS has something for every grade level with their season resources here.

To infinity and beyond

No, you will not find Buzz Lightyear in these resources from PBS.  But you will find grade-appropriate space lessons and resources about James Webb and this telescope.  Please click the link here.

More Halloween Ideas

From what attracts folks to pumpkin spice (or not) to the supernatural in Shakespeare to part of a pumpkin- PBS has something for all grades in this latest newsletter.  Don’t forget to check out the Spooky Scavenger Hunt!

Hispanic Heritage Month from PBS

There is something here for all grade levels from PBS. Please see their resources here.

PBS and Engineering

PBS recently shared some Engineering activities - who can argue with roller coasters, smores, and pushing plushies on the ice!  These three activities can be found here.

Support for science (all grades!)

PBS has shared their recent science resources and there is something for all grades!  From exploring the scientific method with sloths to elephant surveys, there is something for everyone.

Back to School with Literature (from PBS)

PBS recently shared this newsletter with literature resources- from Daniel Tiger to A Raisin in the Sun (with Ben Franklin and the Bronte sisters in between).  Something for everyone!

Back to school with PBS

PBS has shared a wide variety of classroom resources for younger learners - here’s a screenshot with the topics:

There are posters, videos, as well as printouts.

Poetry and PBS

PBS celebrates poetry month with Sesame Street and more.  Find their resources here.

PBS January Offerings

The January newsletter from PBS has a variety of teacher resources.  There are several self-care ideas as well as a Prek-2 planning calendar, materials for 6012 to Expand Narratives via Media and Digital Notebooks as well as Ken Burns suggestions for video clips.  Please click here to view.