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It's finally spring! Celebrate the season with your child by making "spring-y" flowers with construction paper. Gift them to teachers or friends or use them to decorate your table!
Learn about when and where the number zero used worldwide today originated in these videos from NOVA: Zero to Infinity. Use this resource as an example of how different cultures have contributed to fundamental concepts in mathematics.
Found poetry, often described as the literary equivalent of a collage, is when you take existing words, phrases or passages and re-frame them to create poetry. Help your child play with words and express herself to create found poetry.
This seven-episode podcast follows The Big O as she hosts a weekly radio address for agents all over the world — and tries to stop an odd invasion on headquarters at the same time!
Stay organized this school year using this editable teacher planner from PBS KIDS including a monthly calendar with timely resources aligned to early learning themes and skills for PreK-2 students.
American Masters brings unique originality and perspective to exploring the lives and illuminating the creative journeys of those who have left an indelible impression on our nation’s cultural landscape, including women. This collection offers access to classroom-ready videos and articles from the series broadcasts.
This KSPS-produced documentary tells the story of the women whose personal courage, political savvy, and sheer tenacity won the vote for all women in Washington. Help students learn about the women’s suffrage movement and the contributions of Emma Smith DeVoe, May Arkwright Hutton, and other suffragists to the movement in Washington and beyond with these video segments and lesson plan.
Here is a list of books about impactful and inspirational historic and modern-day women. While some of these women are well-known, others are not — yet all of them have made an important mark on the world.
Money plays an important role in many of life's big moments. From your first savings account all the way to retirement – these events mark new chapters in our lives. We teamed up with STCU to share how we can all handle these big moments with financial savvy.
In this documentary, acclaimed journalist Bob Herbert explores the often-heroic efforts of black families to pursue the American dream in the face of unrelenting barriers.
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Muhammad Ali Carl Maxey Event KSPS
Muhammad Ali Carl Maxey videos and panel discussion hosted by KSPS TV, Spokane, Washington
This is a collection of educational resources from PBS LearningMedia to support educators and families while discussing issues pertaining to civil rights, protesting, Black history and historical individuals, past and current events, and more. These resources are free and open for all to use.
Resources for grades 6-12 students, educators, and caregivers to learn more about the history of systemic racism and its continued impact on the experience of being black in America.
Video and curriculum resources for teachers and students grades 4-12 students to learn explore the history and personal stories of Japanese American incarceration in the Inland Northwest, with the goal of ensuring that this important history is not forgotten or repeated in future generations.
