Alabama Public Television Education

Alabama Public Television Education provides educational media resources to educators, parents & caregivers across Alabama!

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As we continue to hone our engagement capabilities and our ability to reach our audience in better ways, we’ll be minimizing X posts in favor of more specialized content. Read more about where to follow us: https://t.co/dycNXKAvTD

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As we continue to hone our engagement capabilities and our ability to reach our audience in better ways, we’ll be minimizing Tune-In posts in favor of more specialized content. If you’d like to continue to follow our messaging and scheduling please use the following platforms:

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November is Thank Alabama Teachers Month!
A special thank you to those who go above and beyond to make learning fun and engaging while providing a safe and healthy environment for students! From your friends at Alabama Public Television, thank you! #ThankALTeachersMonth

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Everyone benefits when kids engage in household chores! Helping with tasks around the house is great way for kids to learn about being a helper and caring for others. Here are some tips (plus a printable list!) for tackling chores with kids. https://t.co/vFpG1tDkmQ

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When kids get home after a big day a school, they often want a snack to fuel them until it's time for dinner! Here are some easy snack ideas to make quickly in the moment or to make ahead. https://t.co/w1UVhNadhi

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Discover the rich history of the Indigenous Peoples of America! This collection covers the origin stories of six Native American civilizations, the complexities of ancient city planning, Native governance and democracy, and more. (Grades: 6-12)
https://t.co/i0sEGOjTTk

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We've heard that teachers love to use Xavier Riddle resources in their classrooms to learn about important people and stories in history. Find plenty of resources to explore with students, complete with classroom activities! https://t.co/Lp36J1QL3G

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When there is a community or worldwide crisis, it's hard to know how to talk about it with young children. Here are some tips to help reassure children during scary times. https://t.co/rbINZsMDNB

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For #VeteransDay, visit the Vietnam Veterans Memorial with us! The war is revealed through compelling stories grounded in the personal experiences of Alabama veterans and others who were touched by the Vietnam War. #AlabamaVeterans
https://t.co/zkvGfbu73S

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Nominate an exceptional educator for our November Excellence in Education Award! The recipient will receive $500 to promote student learning, achievement, and inspiration to learn. Learn more about this program and nominate an educator here:
https://t.co/RNwMaNEmXB

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Empathy is a skill that children can develop through caring interactions with plants, animals, and family members. Try some of these ideas to help your child develop this important skill.
https://t.co/A9LWjzk1pX

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For #STEM Day, explore the Wunderstem series! Hosted by our friend @OriginalMisterC, this series focuses on STEM careers & exploration. Episodes highlight real-life STEM in our community & model the importance of STEM & how it shapes our world. https://t.co/g30olpERhW

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❗LAST CALL FOR REGISTRATION! Join us for a Yellowhammer History Hunt Professional Development Day in Muscle Shoals! Learn more about Alabama's influence on musical history & earn 6 hours of PD credit!
November 9th, 9:00 AM-3:00 PM.

Register here: https://t.co/d0gFOV0Wxw

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Enhance your Veteran's Day lesson plans with our brand new Yellowhammer History Hunt resource: Alabama World War I Memorials! Complete with classroom activities and background information, and available with Spanish subtitles!
https://t.co/9tbeZpkyfD

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How do media representations influence our understanding of different cultures and communities? Learn how Indigenous people are taking back their own stories through film and TV. (Grades: 6-12)
https://t.co/ngJry6oNHr

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Cool weather is here! What is your family's favorite way to spend an autumn day? 🍂 Head outside and experience fall with all of your senses! https://t.co/zG9y5drv7v

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Join us for a one-hour virtual professional development on November 14th from 3:45-4:45 PM. We'll explore Alabama from Muscle Shoals to Ft. Morgan and discover resources to use for your class from Alabama Public Television. Secure your spot here: https://t.co/dOthwE95J6

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We are so excited to announce that Theresa Shadrix has received the October 2023 APT Excellence in Education Award! Shadrix currently teaches at Jacksonville High School in Jacksonville, Alabama. Learn more about her and the award program here: https://t.co/iEChDMl5Pw

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This week we'll be at the Alabama Council for Teachers of Mathematics fall forum!
Check out our presentation: Explore Math Everywhere with Alabama Public Television and PBS LearningMedia.
Connect with us and learn more about APT's resources!

@alabamaACTM

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Apply for the 2023-2024 Fellowship Grants for teachers!
@FundforTeachers invites you to design a summer learning experience to transform your classroom. Applications due January 18, 2024. Visit https://t.co/YCVCRigFpV for more information!

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This year, Día de los Muertos starts on November 1. Did you know the Aztecs originated the holiday more than 3,000 years ago? Learn more about the Day of the Dead with @pbsteachers "All About the Holidays." (Grades: K-5)
https://t.co/vgtbWpObkS "