You have time to register for tonight’s webinar for grade K-12 educators. Teach Weather and Climate with Digital Media is about empowering students to make sense of complex topics and to engage with phenomena in ways that otherwise would be too difficult.
The free, interactive presentation shares Continue reading
As sung by these endearing Sesame Street muppets, “Math is everywhere.” To make math accessible from an early age, Sesame Street invites all early childhood educators — whether working in a classroom, center-based program, or family child-care setting — to join a free online course, Make Believe with Math.
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Appreciation can be joyful to receive, especially from students. But dedicated teachers do all they do regardless of thanks or applause. What they consistently need is inspiration, Continue reading
Forty-eight years ago on May 1, Fred Rogers, beloved host of Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood, went to Washington to defend public television from budget cuts. His heartfelt congressional testimony Continue reading
Have you visited the PBS Teachers’ Lounge and Blog lately? You can explore a large collection of posts by teachers and content producers around the country. Featured topics range from social emotional learning to Continue reading
If this teaser from Odd Squad: The Movie makes you smile, then you’ll want to tune in to WGBY’s Kids channel tonight — for the start of our Friday night family movies or themed programming from 7:00-9:00pm.
Produced by The Fred Rogers Co., Odd Squad is on a mission to save the day using math. Continue reading
From mid-winter to early spring, four students from Springfield’s Putnam Vocational-Technical Academy interned in WGBY’s Community Engagement & Education Department. At the end of their school day, Ayaan, Flor, Paradyse and Susannah — all of whom are studying early education and care — Continue reading
John Legend may be best known to many as a musician who’s won nine Grammys and an Oscar (for Best Original Song, “Glory” in 2015’s Selma). His work as a philanthropist and advocate for justice is Continue reading
Puerto Rico is a tropical island infused with unique natural wonders but its native wildlife is threatened with extinction. On Wednesday, April 12, at 8:00pm, WGBY broadcasts Nature: Viva Puerto Rico about charismatic scientists who are dedicated to restoring Puerto Rico’s rich biological heritage — manatees, parrots and turtles.
Many resources for teaching students about Puerto Rico, Continue reading
April can wake us up to so much, including Math Awareness. To celebrate Math Awareness Month, PBS is offering teachers a 30% discount on PBS TeacherLine’s newest math course, “Differentiating Math Lessons for a Range of Learners.”
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