Are your students asking questions about race, fairness, and justice? Watch as poet @TheAmandaGorman, @PBSKIDS, and real families talk about how we can work together to build a more equitable world. (Grades: K-2)
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Celebrate Black heroes in the "Hero Maker" game from @XavierRiddleHQ! In this interactive game, kids can learn about real people who did amazing things, like Harriet Tubman, Maya Angelou, Frederick Douglass and Rosa Parks. https://t.co/zICk320awa
Join us for Skate For a Cause in support of @TheISAACFoundn tomorrow from 4-8pm at the Numerica Skate Ribbon! This program is designed to support community fundraising efforts allowing local nonprofits to retain 30% of the public admission fee. https://t.co/y9lPHOl7HM
The topics of race and racism are a big part of our world and lives. Watch as poet @TheAmandaGorman, families, and your favorite @PBSKIDS characters discuss how to have these important conversations at home. https://t.co/tnYGIV315L
Dragon dances bring good luck for the Lunar New Year! In this fun at-home activity, invite your kids to create their own dancing dragon puppet to bring your family good luck! https://t.co/0zdlA2o0WB
How does your family usher in the Lunar New Year? We asked some of our favorite Asian American children’s book authors how they celebrate — draw on their fun family customs for inspiration! https://t.co/wzqmXiwwv9
February is Black History Month. Reading books by Black authors and illustrators that reflect the diversity of our communities is just one way you can connect your kids with Black history! https://t.co/xVm5qrawvJ
Last chance to register for our Online Storytime - Live program happening tomorrow, 1/27, at 6:30 pm! Listen to stories and sing along to songs in this fun interactive storytime perfect for kids ages 2-5. https://t.co/vtHOszeDWL
When white educators perceive the behavior of students of color as threats to their authority or control, what happens next is often harmful and outsized. Here’s how to recognize the biases fueling this pattern—and disrupt them.
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Did you know your child can watch full-length episodes featuring their favorite PBS KIDS characters? PBS KIDS is free on smart TVs and streaming devices. You can find a complete list of which devices currently offer PBS KIDS here (no subscription needed): https://t.co/LI5AO06tIO
Together We Read, a digital book club, starts discussing their next book club pick, "The Five Wounds" by Kirstin Valdez Quade, on 2/7! Download the Libby app, borrow the ebook or audiobook sometime between Feb 7-21, then go here to discuss: https://t.co/4YM0Dtrnp6
New Urban and Regional Job Spotlight on https://t.co/oNZ5SSIQGd Check out this creative pathway to influence the future of neighborhoods, cities, rural and metropolitan areas around the world! Thanks to @EWUEagles Urban and Regional planning program for this career spotlight!
In partnership with the American Indian Library Association (AILA), we are pleased to interview trailblazer @CynLeitichSmith, author of “Sisters of the Neversea” and editor of “Ancestors Approved: Intertribal Stories for Kids”. Save the date for January 27 at 5:00 pm EST.
Today is National Compliment Day! We challenge you to compliment at least one person you see today. And you? Well, we just wanted to let you know that you have excellent taste in books. 😉
How can kids get the educational benefits of screen time when parents aren't able to co-view? Here's how to make it happen in two simple steps. https://t.co/hH4u4A9iyV
Access thousands of free videos, including full episodes, anytime, anywhere, with the @PBSKIDS Video App! All of your kid's favorites covering reading, science and more are there, from @danieltigertv + @TheKrattBros to @NatureCatShow + @OddSquadPBS. https://t.co/nPSoJaRNr9
Our partners at @KSPSEducation have curated & created loads of free resources to support families & students who may be learning from home: https://t.co/1f4dwUyIgB
They also have resources for students, fams, and educators that are updated weekly at
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