
Learn & Plan with PBS Webinar: 2/22, 4-5pm PT
Learn, interact with other teachers, and build lesson plans during this FREE online workshop from Washington PBS member stations. Up to 3 clock hours are available for each
The world is full of opportunities and so is every child. ~PBS KIDS
Over fifty years, KSPS PBS has provided trusted educational programming to children, caregivers, and educators in the Inland Northwest and Alberta, Canada. The educational landscape looks different this year with children learning at home, virtually, or via hybrid settings. KSPS is committed to supporting student learning across our region whenever or wherever it occurs through our assortment of educational resources, community programs, lessons, and activities, all aligned to state and national standards.
Learn, interact with other teachers, and build lesson plans during this FREE online workshop from Washington PBS member stations. Up to 3 clock hours are available for each
February is Black History Month. Use this collection of videos, curated book lists, and question prompts to explore the contributions of Black leaders past and present.
In this lesson, students examine the poetry of Amanda Gorman, who was chosen to read her poem “The Hill We Climb” at President Joe Biden’s inauguration on Jan. 20, 2021.
This week (February 22nd) we learn that water can exist as solid ice and in liquid form.
Explore a new learning theme each week on PBS KIDS! Use this grid to identify each weekly theme and corresponding episodes on the KSPS PBS KIDS 24/7 Channel.
This Planning Kit is packed with resources that can be used in classrooms and to better engage students who have limited or no access to the internet.
This week (February 22nd) we learn that water can exist as solid ice and in liquid form.
This archive includes an assortment of resources and activities aligned to educational standards to support at-home and distance learning for children in PreK through 12 grades.
Use this broadcast schedule and associated support materials to engage students Grades 6-12 who have limited Internet connection in quality history, science, and literacy learning.
PBS has a curated a comprehensive list of free resources that can support at-home, distance, and in person instruction for students in PreK through 12th grade.
KSPS is a proud partner of the Everyday Language & Math Learning Opportunities program focused on promoting meaningful early math learning through conversation. Learn more.
Looking for help discussing current events and civil rights issues youth? Start with this comprehensive set of videos, lessons, and webinars curated by PBS.
WA educators, librarians, and community members read favorite children's books. Watch with your little ones and try some of the fun activities at home.
Turn your classroom into a winter wonderland with these festive activities, videos, and interactive games for grades PreK-12.
KSPS's PBS Learning Media Education Collection features video and curriculum resources to support the teaching of Washington, Canadian, and Native American history.
CareerExploreNW is a community tool designed to help middle and high school students explore college and career pathways through job spotlight videos and an informational website.
PBS LearningMedia is a digital educational platform that offers thousands of free video and curriculum resources aligned to state and national standards.
Join nationally recognized geologist Nick Zentner as he explorers Washington's diverse landscapes, from massive lava flows to wandering mountains and a flank of Mt. Rainier.
Do your kids need extra practice with math, reading and science? KSPS’s Keep Learning includes over math, reading, and science video lessons, taught by Spokane School teachers.
Use this chart to find free PBS KIDS apps that align to your child’s grade and learning goals. Download the apps on your on your tablet device to play online, offline, or anytime.