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Meet Claudia Haines, the children's librarian in Homer, Alaska, who came up with a creative way to bring story time to her community when the library closed because of COVID-19.
Here are some ideas on how to continue learning about classic school subjects like science, math and history outside of school with fun activities.
A collection of virtual events, social media communities and digital resources to help teachers continue learning and growing their distance learning skills in the summer.
The news you consume shapes how you see the world and the news these past few weeks has often been contradictory. We have gathered guidelines to help you process the news in a thoughtful and inclusive way.
As a white parent and educator, I can help dismantle systemic racism. As I continue my own journey of learning about, and committing to, anti-racist action, here’s what I believe we can do as educators to support meaningful change.
Esta semana queremos compartir recursos que hablan de la diferencia y crean oportunidades para tener conversaciones positivas y momentos de aprendizaje sobre la identidad y la diversidad.
This week, we're sharing resources that touch on the idea of difference and to create opportunities to have positive conversations and moments of learning about your children’s identity and all the diverse identities that exist in our world.
Don't be afraid to talk to your children. This is the perfect time to talk about the beliefs you hold to be good and to encourage your children to be brave in the face of adversity.
How can kids get educational benefits from screen time when parents aren’t watching at the same time as their kids?
With the school year coming to an end, this is a perfect time to add game-based learning to your teaching environments to keep kids engaged in the home stretch.
When schools across California transitioned to distance learning, Student Reporting Labs participants grabbed their phones to share their day-to-day experiences in this new normal.
Creative writing, much like reading, can provide students with a means of “escape.” To support parents and teachers in fostering creative writing skills, PBS SoCal is accepting submissions for original poems and stories from students in grades K-3.