Learn all about the letter L, review the alphabet, learn two new high-frequency words, read a book about families and write a sentence.

Practice the -th- sound and learn about names.

Learn about your town and about the /ear/ sound.

Help answer the big question: what makes you a Michigan kid? Learn about the -ful and -less suffixes and practice narrative, writing.

Learn all about the letter M, learn a new high frequency word, read a poem and listen for rhyming words, and build a sentence.

Sort words with the -th- sound and solve a word mystery.

Make maps of your country and your continent and learn about spelling words with the /oy/ sound.

Learn how base words change when we add a prefix or a suffix, and work on some narrative writing.

Learn all about the letter P, play with sounds, learn two new high-frequency words, discover letters all around us and read a story.

Learn about special patterns called blends for -bl-, -cl-, and -fl-. Then review the -sh-, -ch-, and -th- sounds.

Make a book about the world we live in and learn about words with the /aw/ sound.

Answer the big question: what is special about my community? Learn about the -able and -er suffixes, read a text about a powwow, and practice narrative writing.

Learn all about the letter O, play with sounds, learn two new high-frequency words, and read a story.

Learn about -gl-, -sl-, and -pl- blends and write a type of poem called an acrostic.

Learn about community and read words with the /ow/ sound.

Practice narrative writing, learn more about how base words change when we add a prefix or suffix, and read more about a powwow.

Learn all about the letter S, read a book about our feelings, and write a sentence.

Learn about blends with the letter R, and learn about how a school is a community.

Learn about Detroit, the Motor City, and compare it to where you live. Then learn about words with the /f/ sound that are spelled with the letter combination -ph-.

Learn about the over- and mis- prefixes, read a text about a special name, and work on some narrative writing.

Learn all about the letter R, learn two new high frequency words, and read a book about being angry.

Build a mystery word, then write about schools and communities.

Learn about the Great Lakes State, Michigan. Then, help solve a mystery word.

Learn more about the prefixes over- and mis-, and work on narrative writing.

This lesson will explore the phenomenon of invasive species in the Great Lakes, specifically the sea lamprey, to help students [...]

Learn about the letter A and read a nursery rhyme about the weather.

Work with words that have beginning blends and plan a story about the sky.

Practice ‌words‌ ‌with‌ ‌the‌ -tch- sound and‌ ‌learn about landforms and bodies of water.

Learn the fore- and trans- prefixes, read about trout, and learn about narrative writing.

Learn about the letter P and learn about the different types of precipitation.

Learn some new words, read a story, and think about your sky story.

Practice ‌words‌ ‌with‌ ‌the‌ -tch- sound and‌ ‌read ‌a‌ ‌tall tale about Paul Bunyan.

Learn the fore- and trans- prefixes and learn more about narrative writing.

Learn about the letter N and read about temperature.

Learn how to make a story map and read a story about day and night patterns.

Practice words‌ ‌with‌ ‌the‌ /j/ sound and‌ ‌read a‌ ‌book‌ ‌about‌ weather.

Learn about the -ous and -en suffixes, read a nonfiction text about salmon, and brainstorm ideas for narrative writing.

Learn about the letter C and sort the different types of clouds.

Based on an independent project by the Great Lakes News Collaborative to better understand the real cost of water, this [...]

Practice words with s blends and connect a story map to your own writing.

Death Valley is one of the driest places in North America - but only about a 100 miles from a forest of Giant Sequoia trees. How can these two completely different ecosystems exist right next to each other?

Dr. Vernon Morris talks about his work learning about our atmosphere and why increasing access to STEM careers is his passion.

Ranger Michael Raymonds explains why giant sequoias get so giant and how they've adapted to the Sierra Mountains.

Caprice Phillips shares how trips to her grandparent's home in rural Arkansas with her first telescope inspired her to search for planets outside our solar system and why representation in science is so important.

Saguaro National Park receives about 10 inches of rain a year, but has some of the highest biodiversity in North American. Learn how plants and animals are adapted to a hot and dry environment.

Ranger Cam Juarez shares how environmental justice can hit close to home and the work he does to educate the public and engage his community.

Ranger Jordan Camp talks gila monsters and Chris shares a cool citizen science project.

Jeremy Jones and Jamil Cary explain how succulents are adapted to dry environments and gives some hot tips on how to grow them at home.

Chris and Gabe Santos explain how you can learn about the Earth's history by learning how to read the rock layers.

Host Michelle Barboza Ramirez asks Chris the tough questions on the relative age of rock layers.