Photographic scientific discoveries have completely changed how we see the world — literally! Get a satellite's eye view of how our understanding of the universe has changed through images. (Grades: 3-8)
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Help your class understand concepts like food waste, sustainability and the joy of watching plants grow with inspiration from 's Daisy and her love of gardening!
What makes us different is what makes us special. April is Autism Acceptance Month and we have searched far and wide to gather 25 resources, designed to support you and those you care about. bit.ly/41hPvLt
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Do you remember the lyrics to "Miss Mary Mack"? For #NationalPoetryMonth, explore our top children's book picks that celebrate the fun of action rhymes and fingerplay songs!
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Celebrate Earth Day with Iowa PBS. We have some great resources about the environment from Iowa Science Phenomena and FIND Iowa. #earthday
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Looking for classroom-ready resources that explore the creative journey? From Arthur Miller to Rita Moreno, introduce your class to the enduring figures who have left their mark on our nation’s cultural landscape. (Grades: 6-12)
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All many families with a child on the spectrum want is for others to accept their children as they are! Learn how characters like Julia from can help. #AutismAcceptanceMonth
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They’ve been around for hundreds of years, but how did they get there? Learn about the formation of the Maquoketa Caves. #earthday
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Do you try to attract bees to your yard or garden? 🐝 Invite your kids to build a "wild bee hotel" to provide an option for bees to take shelter!
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Now that it's spring, there's no excuse to not head outdoors to learn all about bugs, the stars, plants and everything else that nature can teach us! (Grades: PreK-5)
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Looking for books that tell the stories of kids who are only children? Check out these 11 page-turners that celebrate their unique experiences and identities!
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What was the very first #EarthDay like? Get a snapshot of what it was like to experience the (then) largest organized demonstration in American history! (Grades: 9-12)
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Do you love to write? Writing and constructing stories is essential to developing our critical thinking and problem-solving skills!
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Discover a student-led & student-produced podcast about the biggest mental health challenges young people face. Two teen reporters guide you through inspiring stories by high schoolers about the teenage experience. bit.ly/436V1Ci
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Celebrate the talents of Arab American authors! These ten Arab American-authored or illustrated children's books are must-adds to your reading list. #ArabAmericanHeritageMonth
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Teachers are a backbone of their communities and we are so thankful to live in a state filled with so many strong educators. Teachers, thank you for all you do. Iowa PBS wants to raise up these teachers! Find more information at iowapbs.org/teachers
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Words have power! For National Poetry Month, watch as Maya Angelou shares a story about a conversation she had with Tupac Shakur that explored the power of words. (Grades: 6-12) #NationalPoetryMonth
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A day off school and @CouncilBluffsPL had the @IowaPBSEd STEAM trailer so we had to check it out.
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Can your kids guess what animal hops up and down? Or flexes their wings? Get the answers and get moving with this animal adventure!
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How are you teaching your students to be critical thinkers? With lessons built using the inquiry design model, encourage your class to construct an argument that answers a compelling question about a key moment in history. (Grades: 6-12)
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Did you know media use can help children with ASD connect with other kids and build their everyday skills?
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It’s National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week! Today we celebrate the men and women who answer the call for help. Learn more about 9-1-1 Operators and be sure to download an emergency contact sheet for families. #meetthehelpers
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Does your family celebrate Passover? Preparing food together during Passover — or any time of the year — creates opportunities to share stories and memories with your kids!
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Have you ever made playdough? This hands-on DIY craft activity is a great way to learn the colors of a rainbow while making your own modeling clay! 🌈
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Have your students ever considered as a career option roles as an environmental scientist or soil and water conservationist? (Grades: 6-12)
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How does public health improve conditions for living things? For World Health Day, introduce your students to topics in environmental public health, from epidemiology to toxic waste. (Grades: 6-12)
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Visiting a local farmers market, using reusable water bottles and volunteering for park clean-up days are just a few ways to practice healthy habits for yourself, and the planet! #WorldHealthDay
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Can you name the tree species in your neighborhood? Making leaf and bark rubbings is a great way to learn about the many roles trees play in nature!
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Preparing for AP Exams? Explore the relationship between governments and individuals with this wide-ranging collection covering key topics in civics and government. (Grades: 6-12)
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Easter represents a season for new life and new hope! Learn more about the history of the holiday -->
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It's finally spring! 🌷 How do you motivate yourself and your family to go on more nature walks this time of year? #NationalWalkingDay
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In the U.S., 1 in 54 children are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. How can we as parents positively change our kids' understanding and views about autism?
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Planting a spring herb garden is a wonderful way to learn about the basics of botany and the stages of plant growth!
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How does your family get ready for Easter? 🐤 Here's an idea: Get creative and make a bright and colorful Easter egg wreath with your child!
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How do you think light and heat from the sun can be turned into electricity? Learn more about solar energy in this clip from FIND Iowa. #earthday
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Shows like ' lead to positive shifts in our views and understanding of autism, researchers say. #AutismAcceptanceMonth
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Found poetry is all around us! Play with words and practice free expression by creating your own found poem or "poetic collage." #NationalPoetryMonth
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We want to serve Iowans better - will you help us?
We're looking for viewers and non-viewers alike to fill out a short survey on their media habits >>> iowapbs.org/survey
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Urban outdoor spaces are great places to be a scientist. Grab a grown-up and go explore to celebrate Earth Day! #earthday
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