Have your student conduct an experiment to determine CO2 levels in four different gases, examine evidence of global warming in our environment, and consider their own role in contributing to global warming. #EarthMonth bit.ly/3JlPoHG

On Jackie Robinson Day, let's inspire our students with the remarkable story of an American legend who transcended boundaries on and off the field ⚾️

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This Earth Month, listen and share these student-produced perspectives and stories on a range of climate topics and then invite your students to spark conversations of their own! bit.ly/3PP9Y71 KQED Education

From world history to biology to literature, YouTube Crash Course covers it all! What Crash Course resources do you use in your classroom? (Grades: 9-12) bit.ly/3PyiQ0P

Small steps make a big difference! Explore how humans impact our climate — and how young people can take action to protect and conserve. (Grades: K-12) #EarthMonth bit.ly/43IOKgW

Browse a wide array of standards-aligned ELA resources to help your class hone their critical reading and writing skills ahead of AP testing! (Grades: All)

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Eid Mubarak from your friends on Sesame Street. May your Eid al-Fitr be filled with community, reflection, and kindness.

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Check out this week's episode of #NewsQuiz to see our new look and more:
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Learn how otters are 'kelping' our planet with your class today 🦦. #EarthMonth

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With thousands of media-rich resources across subjects to choose from, the search, browse and filtering tools on PBS LearningMedia are your secret weapon to saving time in planning. Check out this short tutorial to help you find exactly what you need!🔍 bit.ly/3Ob1sOi

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Take your students on journey to learn about geology, ecosystems, conservation, and more during this one-of-a-kind tour of the Buffalo Museum of Science. bit.ly/3J0JEDk

NEW 'Futures Literacy' collection, inspired by the doc A Brief History of the Future helps students understand future possibilities. Michelle Blanchet, a key contributor, highlights the importance of innovative #STEM career pathways. #TheFutureOnPBS

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Everyone's brain develops in a unique way! Learn about the social model of disability and how it can help teach society ways to adapt to fit the needs of a person. (Grades: 6-12) #AutismAcceptanceMonth
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Does your school compost food? Explore the differences between cyclical and linear food cycles! (Grades: 6-12) #EarthMonth

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This #Passover Seder is a little different — it's vegan style! Chef Imani Jackson combines her Jewish and Black roots to explore how food and culture are connected. (Grades: 3-12)

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Mychal: 'Are you Arthur Read?'
Arthur: 'Yeah! How'd you know?'
Mychal: 'I would recognize those glasses anywhere!'

P.S. A most wonderful kind of #NationalLibraryDay collab is coming Saturday! Mychal Arthur Read