Changing the Way Students Think About Math
Math Mights are a way to tie math strategies to characters that will help students understand math processes differently than just solving problems one way. This series promotes students’ communicated reasoning so they are able to confidently explain their thinking. It also provides a common language in schools so students can learn about the characters and the strategies in kindergarten and apply the same strategies to higher level concepts as they grow.
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Math Mights was adapted from IM K-5 Math™ ©2021 by Illustrative Mathematics®, released under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/.
Additions and adaptations are ©2021 by Strategic Intervention Solutions, LLC
Math Mights Lessons
Enhance your writing with figurative language as we explore Michigan’s beautiful beaches and dunes.
Take a heartfelt journey through Detroit’s Boynton neighborhood, where we explore the rich history and transformation of Saint Andrew and Saint Benedict Catholic Church.
In this detective-themed video, Ms. Meg helps you crack the mystery of idioms!
What are ethics, and how do they guide us in making good choices?
Mr. Peterson explains wind power and demonstrates how to write a strong opinion essay, highlighting the importance of renewable energy.
Breathe deeply and let the sounds of nature inspire you to move and create.
Miss Defauw shares a snowy memory and teaches students how to use dialogue to enhance storytelling and bring their writing to life.
Ms. Audra invites you to create a beach soundscape using your voice and movements.
Using a real-life example about voting ballots in Michigan, we’ll show you how to fact-check claims using reliable sources.
From Detroit-style pizza to your favorite hoodie, learn how to express your love in the most exaggerated and poetic way possible.
Strengthen your reading skills while learning about the history of the Mackinac Bridge in this fun and educational episode.
From headlines to bylines and quotes, we break down the key features of news articles while uncovering the mystery of a 1914 shipwreck.
Learn how to summarize important facts while discovering how EVs are shaping the future.
In this exciting soundscape activity, you’ll get to roar, squawk, and even slither like a snake as we create the sounds of the zoo.
From bridges to roads, rivers to lakes, trains to planes Michiganders need to get from here to there. Learn about how transportation works in Michigan.
Learn all about Michigan's tasty pasty and how it fueled miners in the Upper Peninsula. Then, an ode to Detroit's cheesy, crispy pizza.
Learn all about Michigan's climate. First, take a look at what causes lake effect snow. Then, what makes windpower work for Michigan?
This “Portraits in Oversight” video discusses the aftermath of the 1929 stock market crash and the ensuing investigation led by attorney Ferdinand Pecora.
This episode highlights the oversight investigation conducted by Senator Thomas Walsh, whose relentless work exposed bribery and abuse of power by the Harding administration's Secretary of the Interior, Albert Fall and his associates.
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This precedent-setting investigation highlights the logistical failures, mismanagement, and lack of preparedness that contributed to the defeat, and the lessons learned that led to improvements in military organization and accountability.
Take a dive into the history of Michigan. First, learn about how Lansing became Michigan's capital city. Then, take a look at how Toledo ended up in Ohio!
Imagine honking horns, chirping birds, and bustling streets as you bring your urban environment to life through sound and movement.
Join Ms. Meg for an interactive lesson and game that will take your writing to the next level!
Join naturalist Paul Roose as he teaches you how to be a citizen scientist by observing birds, collecting data, and recording your findings.
Why did Michigan's state capital move from Detroit to Lansing? Join Mrs. Mask as she dives into the fascinating history behind this change and explains how Lansing was chosen.
Did you know Michigan and Ohio once fought over the Toledo Strip? Let’s get started with a timeline and some exciting history facts!
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Learn how to observe birds in your backyard and record their size, shape, color, and habitat like a true scientist. No fancy notebook required – just your curiosity and a love for nature!
We’ll show you how filmmakers use different techniques to create compelling digital stories, all while exploring a garden and talking about the importance of soil!
Jeff Kass takes us into the world of organic farmers and teaches us how to write a first-person narrative from their perspective.
Watch as Mrs. DeFauw models how to take notes and write summaries to help remember key ideas from different texts. Ready to say, “We can do it!”? Let’s get started!
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Squat & Stretch Routine: Energize your body with Ms. AP’s 2-minute movement snack, combining squats and stretches. Warm up with jumping jacks, perform squats with arm lifts, and cool down to feel refreshed and ready to learn.
Basketball Jump Shots: Energize your body with Ms. AP in a fun 2-minute session practicing basketball jump shots. Warm up, shoot some hoops, and cool down to stay active throughout the day
Bird Dog Balance: Enhance your balance with Ms. AP in this 2-minute session focused on the bird dog pose. Warm up, practice the pose, and cool down to stay steady and energized
Burpee Jacks: Push your limits with Ms. AP in this 2-minute burpee challenge. Start with a warm-up, incorporate new burpee moves, and cool down to keep your body active all day long.
Child's Pose Relaxation: Learn the relaxing child's pose with Ms. AP in this 2-minute movement snack. Start with a warm-up, practice the child's pose, and cool down to feel refreshed and ready to continue learning
Cobra Pose Introduction: Join Ms. AP to learn the cobra pose in this 2-minute movement snack. Warm up, stretch into the cobra pose, and cool down to restore your energy and prepare for the rest of the day
Crocodile Pose Yoga: Learn the crocodile pose with Ms. AP in this 2-minute movement snack. Warm up with squats, practice the pose, and cool down to restore your energy and stay active throughout the day.
Forearm Plank Challenge: Challenge yourself with the forearm plank in this 2-minute movement snack with Ms. AP. Warm up, hold the plank, and cool down to maintain your energy and strength
Restore your energy with Ms. AP as she guides you through a forward fold stretch in this 2-minute movement snack. Warm up, fold, and cool down to keep your body flexible and energized
Full Burpee: Join Ms. AP in a dynamic 2-minute movement snack focusing on jumping burpees. Warm up, perform jumping burpees, and cool down with deep breaths to maintain your energy.
Halfway Lift Yoga: Ms. AP teaches you the halfway lift yoga pose in this 2-minute movement snack. Begin with a warm-up, move through the pose, and cool down to stay centered and focused
High Plank Hold: Build strength with Ms. AP as she leads you through the high plank hold in this 2-minute movement snack. Warm up, hold your plank, and cool down to stay strong and focused
Join Ms. AP in this 2-minute movement snack that combines running in place with arm lifts. Warm up, lift, and cool down to restore energy and focus for the day.
Legs In Motion: Ms. AP guides you through a fun 2-minute movement snack focusing on leg movements. Step side to side, warm up with a light run, and cool down to stay energized throughout the day.
Arm & Leg Jumping Jacks: Get moving with Ms. AP as she leads you through a 2-minute workout combining arm and leg movements in a jumping jack routine. Warm up, jump, and cool down to stay focused.
Jumping Jacks Challenge: Take on the jumping jacks challenge with Ms. AP in this quick 2-minute session. Warm up, perform 20 jumping jacks, and cool down to stay energized all day long.
Lateral Lunge Workout: Boost your energy with Ms. AP’s 2-minute snack focused on lateral lunges. Start with a warm-up, lunge side to side, and cool down with deep breaths to keep your brain sharp.
Full Body Jumping Fun: Ms. AP leads a dynamic 2-minute movement snack, focusing on jumps that engage your whole body. Warm up, jump, and cool down to stay active and ready to learn.
Squat Jump Challenge: Join Ms. AP for a 2-minute movement snack focusing on squat jumps. Warm up with jumping jacks, perform squat jumps, and cool down with deep breaths to keep your energy high
Jumping Jacks Energy Boost: Join Ms. AP in a quick 2-minute movement snack focused on jumping jacks to restore your energy. Warm up, follow along with 20 jumping jacks, and cool down with deep breaths to get ready for the rest of your day.
Squats with a Twist: Energize yourself with Ms. AP’s 2-minute snack, adding an arm twist to your squats. Warm up, squat, twist, and cool down to keep your body moving and your mind sharp.
Standard Burpee: Take your burpees to the next level with Ms. AP in this 2-minute session. Warm up, add new moves to your burpees, and cool down to stay energized throughout the day.
Powerful Pencil Jumps: Jump into action with Ms. AP in this 2-minute movement snack. After warming up, practice jumping with perfect form, and cool down to keep your energy high.
Walking Burpee: Learn the fundamentals of burpees with Ms. AP in this 2-minute movement snack. Warm up with forward folds, practice basic burpee movements, and cool down to keep your energy high.
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Did you know the North American River Otter is making a splash in the Detroit River after 100 years? Join Mr. Peterson and Dr. John Hartig as they explore the otters' return and what it means for the environment. Plus, learn how to write from a first-person point of view in a fun, otter-inspired writing lesson!
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Dive into our reliance on electricity and its sources. Explore renewable and non-renewable energy, with a focus on solar power.
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Learn strategies to help decode words using prefixes and suffixes. Mrs. Mora teaches us how large words, like renewable, can be easily decoded by understanding word parts!
Learn bow to use word parts, like prefixes and suffixes, to break big words down into understandable word parts.
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Farmers use a lot of challenging words as part of their work growing and harvesting our food. Mrs. Mora teaches us how to use prefixes and suffixes to decode words related to farming.
Meet poet laureates, discover a collection of poems written by Flint students, and visit a cool poetry competition in Lansing.
Architects, restaurateurs, high school students, and scientists are joining forces to bring back a creature that fits in the palm of a hand: the oyster.
Beavers are back in Britain—charming many Britons, perturbing others, and all the while stimulating a healthy debate about whether the island nation is ready to embrace a wilder future.
An improbable alliance is giving a special bird—the endangered red-cockaded woodpecker—a new lease on life.
Ecuador is the first country in the world to enshrine the “rights of nature” in its constitution—to establish that species other than humans have their own legal right to exist. And now this revolutionary concept is being put to the test.
Recovering salmon populations are reviving a “nutrient express” from the ocean to the forest.
After a long civil war that decimated Gorongosa’s wildlife, the Mozambique government and the U.S.-based Carr Foundation have worked for two decades to restore the park’s wildlife to nearly pre-war levels.
The axolotl lives in only one place outside captivity: the waters of Lake Xochimilco, in Mexico City. Now, a team of scientists is working to secure its future by looking to its past.
Dogs in Australia are partnering with people to save other species from grave threats to the island continent’s unique fauna.
Mary Reynolds of Ireland is building a movement to turn gardeners into guardians of the planet by returning our own patch of land to nature, and by restoring hope that individual action can create lasting change.
As urban expansion quickly replaces natural habitats, façade engineer Alistair Law has discovered a new way to restore native ecosystems for pollinators and create natural spaces for us all within cities.
A wildlife biologist puts an ambitious plan in motion to save two uniquely American reptiles — the eastern indigo snake and the gopher tortoise — and the longleaf pine forest they call home.
Three species of sea turtles nesting in southeast Florida face a range of manmade threats.
For years, Derek Gow worked his 400-acres in western England as a conventional sheep and cattle farm. Now, he’s using his experience with British rewilding projects to return his land to what it once was: a healthy, biodiverse ecosystem.
Florida’s Crystal River has long been a safe haven for the Florida manatee, but when an invasive algae wiped out the eel grass that manatees need for food, the community rallied to restore the river and save the animals that call it home.
Coral reefs around the world are threatened by rising ocean temperatures, but hope is growing off the coast of Hawaii. There, researchers at the Coral Resilience Lab selectively breed corals to withstand ever-increasing amounts of heat stress.
All around the world, seabirds provide a critical link between land and sea. On Hawai’i, ecologists are working to protect two vital shearwater species that helped life first take hold across these islands.
A local team is removing invasive predators, restoring habitats, and battling mosquito-borne diseases to protect honeycreepers from their latest threat: avian malaria.
In the middle of Rio de Janeiro sits the world’s largest urban rainforest: Tijuca National park. To combat a century of deforestation and hunting, a team of researchers are repairing the forest’s forgotten web of life, one species at a time.
Using innovative technology and breakthrough genetics, researchers have ignited a cadre of solutions to save rare and cherished species of frogs.
A wildlife biologist puts an ambitious plan in motion to save two uniquely American reptiles — the eastern indigo snake and the gopher tortoise — and the longleaf pine forest they call home.
Three species of sea turtles nesting in southeast Florida face a range of manmade threats.
For years, Derek Gow worked his 400-acres in western England as a conventional sheep and cattle farm. Now, he’s using his experience with British rewilding projects to return his land to what it once was: a healthy, biodiverse ecosystem.
Florida’s Crystal River has long been a safe haven for the Florida manatee, but when an invasive algae wiped out the eel grass that manatees need for food, the community rallied to restore the river and save the animals that call it home.
Coral reefs around the world are threatened by rising ocean temperatures, but hope is growing off the coast of Hawaii. There, researchers at the Coral Resilience Lab selectively breed corals to withstand ever-increasing amounts of heat stress.
All around the world, seabirds provide a critical link between land and sea. On Hawai’i, ecologists are working to protect two vital shearwater species that helped life first take hold across these islands.
A local team is removing invasive predators, restoring habitats, and battling mosquito-borne diseases to protect honeycreepers from their latest threat: avian malaria.
In the middle of Rio de Janeiro sits the world’s largest urban rainforest: Tijuca National park. To combat a century of deforestation and hunting, a team of researchers are repairing the forest’s forgotten web of life, one species at a time.
Using innovative technology and breakthrough genetics, researchers have ignited a cadre of solutions to save rare and cherished species of frogs.
Meet a Senior Director of Television Operations, uncover the intricacies of being a Graphic Designer, and groove to the beats with an Audio Engineer. Gain exclusive insights into these tech roles and explore where creativity and technology meet.
Join Sasha form the Michigan Learning Channel Youth Advisory Council as she learns about what it takes to have a career working in waste water treatment.
Learn about careers in machining. Join Chase from the Michigan Youth Advisory Council as he meets with Washtenaw Community College at MiCareerQuest 2023 to learn about this in-demand career.
Learn about careers as an Emergency Medical Technician. Join Chase and Sasha as they meet with Superior Ambulance at MiCareerQuest 2023 and they learn that CPR isn't a race it's about who can keep the beat.
Learn about the first step toward a career as a pilot, how pilot certifications work, and what other careers there are in aviation.
Ashwak engages in insightful conversations with a Graphic Designer and a Forensic Analyst.
One of the first missions in the Learn Everywhere Challenge to is fill out a form so we can get to know you!
Astronomer/ Professor Dr. Kate Dellenbusch explains different ways to safely view a solar eclipse, the science behind why these methods work, and how to create a pinhole viewer.
Silver Beach opened as a resort in 1891 when local businessmen built vacation cottages as Silver Beach Amusement and Realty Company along Lake Michigan. There are many stories to tell.
Use this Super Why! video to teach children letter identification. Alpha Pig uses his alphabet tools to catch coconuts falling from trees.
The Hubble Telescope gives us a unique view of the universe. Learn the history of this famous telescope and what it has helped us discover.
Learn about the space shuttle that took astronauts to space for the first repair of the Hubble Space Telescope.
Learn about the characteristics of spring with The Cat in the Hat!
Elinor, Ari and Olive are in the park playing when their fun is cut short because it starts to rain. This makes Elinor wonder, “Why does it need to rain?”
In this clip from Ready Jet Go!, Sunspot helps Jet and his friends learn about the solar eclipse. A solar eclipse is when the sun's light becomes blocked by the moon.
Learn about animal classification with the Wild Kratts gang. Martin shows Koki how to identify birds of prey by their silhouettes in the sky.
Malik is having trouble learning a dance in this animated song from Work It Out Wombats!™ Ellie helps him by breaking down the dance into separate steps.
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Incorporate counting as you collect your natural materials to make a nature crown.
Let’s sing and sort together! Learning Goal: Sort objects into groups based on their color and size
Explore the phenomenon of shoreline erosion as students learn how bodies of water, like rivers, carve out the landscapes around them, moving and depositing sediment, supporting the aquatic ecosystem, and providing natural and man-made ways to interact with human activities and the environment.
Brad has a problem: he is nervous about sharing a story he wrote. He travels back in time to meet Zora Neale Hurston, a famous writer, to learn how she shared her stories.
Learn about Leonardo da Vinci with this video clip.
Brad and his friends travel back in time to meet Marie Curie, an award-winning scientist.
Encounter professionals like Data Scientists, SEO Specialists, Sales Force Engineers, and more, as Ashwak delves into the nuances of their roles.
Learn about the roles of a Strategy Director, Business Manager, Data Analyst, and Tech Writer from industry professionals. Ashwak also shares tech trivia, including the origin of the @ symbol and the story behind emojis.
Explore the phenomenon of the moose-wolf population dynamics on Isle Royale as students learn how one of our lesser-known national parks provides a firsthand opportunity to witness biology, ecology, and history in action.
Created during World War II, the Women's Army Corps (WAC) was the women's branch of the United States Army. This segment of Iowa Public Television's Iowa’s WWII Stories includes historical footage and an interview with a WAC veteran.
Explore the phenomenon of natural gradients as students learn about how the natural flow of the Great Lakes landscape can provide a smooth path for mountain bike riding.
Take a trip into the past and learn all about St. Joseph's historic Silver Beach Amusement Park.
Learn how the the Shadowland Ballroom in St. Joseph, Michigan served the community with music and dancing. Then learn how the ballroom still lives on at Silver Beach County Park today.
Explain how the author uses reasons to support points in an informational text.
Make inferences about an informational text by citing evidence from the text.
Learn about the first step toward a career as a pilot, how pilot certifications work, and what other careers there are in aviation.
Look behind the scenes of an airline and learn about Airline Operations.
Madeline Steffe, an aviation student at Eastern Michigan University, talks with pilots Lindsey Jorgensen and Katherine Haas to learn all about what it takes to make it as an airline pilot.
Aviation student Madeline talks with Madison Shinaberry, an aviation mechanic, to learn what a day in the life of an aviation mechanic is like, the different education and certification requirements, and how a trip to an aviation museum changed her life.
Explore the phenomenon of erosion as students learn about the diversity of rocks present in the Great Lakes.
Playing with construction toys like blocks, or using things around them to build with their child, is a good time to practice literacy skills.
Escribir nuevas letras para canciones conocidas es una forma divertida de jugar con las palabras y desarrollar habilidades lingüísticas en los niños. El ritmo y el tono también son importantes cuando los niños hablan. Writing new lyrics for familiar songs is a fun way to play with words and develop language skills in children. Rhythm and tone are also important when children speak.
Jugar con juguetes de construcción, como bloques, o usar las cosas a su alrededor para construir con su hijo es un buen momento para practicar las habilidades de alfabetización. Playing with construction toys like blocks, or using things around them to build with their child, is a good time to practice literacy skills.
La biblioteca es un excelente recurso para que los niños descubran gran variedad de libros y textos informativos y digitales, junto con diferentes géneros de texto, como la poesía. Esta variedad ofrece múltiples opciones para que los niños elijan, y que tengan opciones es importante. The library is an excellent resource for children to discover a wide variety of books and informative and digital texts, along with different text genres like poetry. This diversity provides multiple options for children to choose from, and having choices is important.
Las oportunidades de escritura que tiene el niño a diario son importantes para el desarrollo de su alfabetización. El juego dramático y el tiempo de fantasía son oportunidades perfectas para practicar las habilidades de lectoescritura. The daily writing opportunities that the child has are important for their literacy development. Dramatic play and fantasy time are perfect opportunities to practice reading and writing skills.
"Seguir instrucciones paso a paso escritas es una excelente manera de fomentar la lectoescritura en las actividades cotidianas. Conecta el texto con acciones y además ofrece una oportunidad de mantener conversaciones más amplias con el niño que incluyan preguntas que no se responden con un simple sí o no." "Following step-by-step written instructions is an excellent way to promote literacy in everyday activities. It connects the text with actions and also provides an opportunity for broader conversations with the child, including questions that aren't answered with a simple yes or no."
Early experiments in writing words can sometimes lead to misspellings or even things that aren't letters at all. Learn about how this is normal and part of the learning process.
En un mundo lleno de tecnología y donde todo llega con gran rapidez, ¿por qué no aprovechar una oportunidad de ir más despacio? Dedicar tiempo a redactar, escribir y enviar cartas a los amigos y la familia es una forma de hacerlo. In a world full of technology and where everything comes quickly, why not take the opportunity to slow down? Spending time composing, writing, and sending letters to friends and family is a way to do so.
Aprenda cómo puede usar el tiempo de lectura para ayudar a los primeros estudiantes en su vida a aprender nuevas palabras y su significado. Learn how you can use reading time to help early learners in their lives learn new words and their meanings.
Los primeros experimentos en la escritura de palabras a veces pueden conducir a errores ortográficos o incluso a cosas que no son letras en absoluto. Aprenda cómo esto es normal y parte del proceso de aprendizaje. Early experiments in writing words can sometimes lead to misspellings or even things that aren't letters at all. Learn about how this is normal and part of the learning process.
Learn how you can use reading time to help early learners in their lives learn new words and their meanings.
Writing new lyrics for familiar songs is a fun way to play with words and develop language skills in children. Rhythm and tone are also important when children speak.
The daily writing opportunities that the child has are important for their literacy development. Dramatic play and fantasy time are perfect opportunities to practice reading and writing skills.
The library is an excellent resource for children to discover a wide variety of books and informative and digital texts, along with different text genres like poetry. This diversity
Following step-by-step written instructions is an excellent way to promote literacy in everyday activities. It connects the text with actions and also provides an opportunity for broader conversations with the child, including questions that aren't answered with a simple yes or no.
La biblioteca es un lugar importante para los niños que están aprendiendo a leer y a escribir. Dejar que exploren sus propios intereses en los libros los ayuda a fomentar una mente curiosa. The library is an important place for children who are learning to read and write. Allowing them to explore their own interests in books helps nurture a curious mind.
The library is an important place for children who are learning to read and write. Allowing them to explore their own interests in books helps nurture a curious mind.
In a world full of technology and where everything comes quickly, why not take the opportunity to slow down? Spending time composing, writing, and sending letters to friends and family is a way to do so.
إن اتباع التوجيهات التفصيلية المكتوبة يمثل طريقة رائعة لتعزيز التعلم في الأنشطة اليومية. يربط ذلك النص بالإجراءات ويوفر كذلك فرصة لمحادثات مطولة جيئة وذهابًا مع طفلك تتضمن أسئلة لا يتم الإجابة عليها بمجرد نعم أو لا. Following detailed written instructions is a great way to enhance learning in daily activities. This text connects with actions and also provides an opportunity for extended conversations with your child, including questions that are not answered with just a yes or no.
تعد الفرص اليومية المتاحة أمام طفلك للكتابة مهمة لتنمية مهارات تعلمه. تمثل المسرحيات الدرامية والأوقات المخصصة للتخيل فرصًا مثالية لممارسة مهارات التعلم. The available daily opportunities for your child to write are important for developing their learning skills. Dramatic plays and dedicated imaginative times represent ideal chances for practicing learning skills.
تمثل المكتبة موردًا رائعًا لتعريض الأطفال لمجموعة متنوعة من الكتب والنصوص بنوعيها المعلوماتي والرقمي، إلى جانب الأنواع المختلفة من النصوص الشبيهة بالأشعار. توفر هذه التشكيلة المتنوعة خيارات متعددة للأطفال للاختيار من بينها، وامتلاك هذه الخيارات مهم. The library serves as a wonderful resource to expose children to a variety of books and texts, both informational and digital, alongside different types of poetry-like texts. This diverse selection provides multiple options for children to choose from, and having these choices is important.
أثناء القراءة بصوت عالٍ للأطفال ، تأكد من ممارسة المفردات الجديدة. شرح معاني الكلمات والمصطلحات الجديدة باستخدام لغة صديقة للأطفال. كما أنه يزيد من ارتباط الأطفال بالكلمات والمصطلحات من خلال جعلهم ينطقون الكلمات بصوت عالٍ. While reading aloud to children, make sure to practice new vocabulary. Explain the meanings of new words and terms using child-friendly language. Additionally, this increases children's connection with words and terms by having them pronounce the words aloud.
من المفيد وجود شيء ملموس لبدء محادثة مع طفلك. عندما يقوم الأطفال بإنشاء هياكل باستخدام الكتل أو الأدوات المنزلية الشائعة ، فإن فرصة إجراء محادثة مع طفلك حول التفكير الذي دخل في تصميم وإنشاء الهيكل يأتي بشكل طبيعي. Having something tangible is useful to start a conversation with your child. When children construct structures using blocks or common household tools, the opportunity to have a conversation with your child about the thinking that went into designing and creating the structure comes naturally.
قد تؤدي التجارب المبكرة في كتابة الكلمات أحيانًا إلى أخطاء إملائية أو حتى أشياء ليست أحرفًا على الإطلاق. تعرف على كيف أن هذا أمر طبيعي وجزء من عملية التعلم. Early experiments in writing words can sometimes lead to misspellings or even things that aren't letters at all. Learn about how this is normal and part of the learning process.
تمثل كتابة كلمات جديدة على أغنيات مألوفة طريقة مرحة للعب بالكلمات وتطوير مهارات لغوية في الأطفال. يشكل كل من الإيقاع وطبقة الصوت أهمية عند تحدث الأطفال أيضًا. Writing new words to familiar songs is a playful way to engage with words and develop language skills in children. Both rhythm and voice layering are also important when children speak.
"تمثل المكتبة مكانًا مهمًا لممارسي القراءة والكتابة في المراحل التعليمية المبكرة. يساعد ترك الأطفال يستكشفون اهتماماتهم في الكتب على تنشئة عقول تواقة للمعرفة. "The library represents an important place for reading and writing practice in the early educational stages. Allowing children to explore their interests in books helps nurture knowledge-hungry minds.
في عالم ملئ بالتكنولوجيا يأتي كل شيء فيه بسرعة كبيرة، لماذا لا نستغل لفرصة لإبطاء الأمور؟ من إحدى طرق ذلك قضاء الوقت في تأليف الخطابات وكتابتها وإرسالها بالبريد إلى الأصدقاء والعائلة. In a technology-filled world where everything comes quickly, why not take the opportunity to slow things down? One way to do that is spending time composing, writing, and sending letters by mail to friends and family.
Practice a POP Check activity to Pause, Own what we are feeling and Practice something to relax.
Practice a POP Check activity to Pause, Own what we are feeling and Practice something to relax.
Practice a calming breathing exercise with Ms. Amy.
Practice a calming breathing exercise with Ms. Amy.
Practice a calming breathing exercise with Ms. Amy.
Practice a calming breathing exercise with Ms. Amy.
Practice a calming breathing exercise with Ms. Amy.
Practice a POP Check activity to Pause, Own what we are feeling and Practice something to relax.
Practice a calming breathing exercise with Ms. Amy.
Practice a POP Check activity to Pause, Own what we are feeling and Practice something to relax.
Practice a POP Check activity to Pause, Own what we are feeling and Practice something to relax.
Practice a POP Check activity to Pause, Own what we are feeling and Practice something to relax.
Practice a POP Check activity to Pause, Own what we are feeling and Practice something to relax.
Practice a calming breathing exercise with Ms. Amy.
Practice a POP Check activity to Pause, Own what we are feeling and Practice something to relax.
Practice a POP Check activity to Pause, Own what we are feeling and Practice something to relax.
Practice gratitude throughout the day or at bedtime with this easy exercise with Ms. Amy.
Practice gratitude throughout the day or at bedtime with this easy exercise with Ms. Amy.
Practice gratitude throughout the day or at bedtime with this easy exercise with Ms. Amy.
Practice gratitude throughout the day or at bedtime with this easy exercise with Ms. Amy.
Practice gratitude throughout the day or at bedtime with this easy exercise with Ms. Amy.
Practice a POP Check activity to Pause, Own what we are feeling and Practice something to relax.
Practice a POP Check activity to Pause, Own what we are feeling and Practice something to relax.
Practice a calming breathing exercise with Ms. Amy.
Practice a POP Check activity to Pause, Own what we are feeling and Practice something to relax.
Explore the phenomenon of corrosion as students learn about sunken ships in the Great Lakes and the glass-bottomed tour boats that take people to explore them.
Gain insights into the reality of food waste, research efforts in their local communities to combat it, and conduct an experiment to investigate the impact of food storage methods on food waste.
What are the people who help us stores and restaurants called? Service workers! Learn all about these community helpers as we prepare a menu and start our own pizzeria!
Learn all about Food and Farm Workers, who are very important Community Helpers. Then, try farming for yourself by learning how to plant your own food!
Where can you go to find books, movies, music, and so much more? The library! Libraries are the home for books in our communities and they are run by librarians. Learn all about how librarians do their work, and then help us write a song all about them!
Learn about the people who make the buildings in our communities...construction workers. Learn about the tools they use and even practice building on your own!
How do packages and letters make it to our homes? They are delivered by community helpers called mail carriers. Learn how to write your own letters to a friend.
Explore the phenomenon of shipbreaking, including how the technique of breaking down freighters allows us to recycle the materials and parts of the ship for other uses.
Design or create graphics to meet specific commercial or promotional needs, such as packaging, displays, or logos. May use a variety of mediums to achieve artistic or decorative effects.
Create special effects or animations using film, video, computers, or other electronic tools and media for use in products, such as computer games, movies, music videos, and commercials.
Develop and design manufactured products, such as cars, home appliances, and children's toys. Combine artistic talent with research on product use, marketing, and materials to create the most functional and appealing product design.
Take a virtual tour through the Interior Design Program space and how it's used by students in the Human Ecology Building at Michigan State University.
Learn what it takes to make it as a Wind Power Technician.
Discover the top 50 "Hot Jobs" in Michigan and learn how you can set on your path to a great career.
Learn what it is like to run your own business with Wired Off-Road. What are the skills needed to branch out on your own?
How do connected vehicles talk to each other anyways? Elise Feldpausch, MDOT connected vehicle specialist, takes you on an adventure discussing the safety benefits of CAV and why MDOT is involved in the CAV game in the first place.
Kayden goes On the Job with the Eastern Michigan University School of Nursing to learn about careers in this demanding and in-demand field.
How devices on Michigan roadways are helping you get to your destination safer and more efficiently.
Plan, direct, or coordinate purchasing, warehousing, distribution, forecasting, customer service, or planning services. Manage logistics personnel and logistics systems and direct daily operations.
Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics relates to the planning, management, and movement of people, materials, and goods by road, pipeline, air, rail, and water and related professional support services such as transportation infrastructure planning and management, logistics services, mobile equipment and facility maintenance.
The Michigan Council of Carpenters and Millwrights trade union started a boot camp so high school students can learn what it’s like to become a carpenter.
Construction relates to the design, planning, management, building, and maintenance of structures.
Meet early childhood professionals from Oakland Great Start Collaborative.
Over 180,000 people in Michigan are employed in automotive manufacturing alone. But it isn’t just manufacturing, there are automotive careers in engineering, repair, design, sales and so much more. Learn about Automotive Jobs in The Career Center.
Artists, engineers, fabricators, machinists, and entrepreneurs, can all find good careers in Small Scale Manufacturing. Visit a unique manufacturer of recycled goods and talk to a small non-profit about the career pathways available for people interested in small-scale manufacturing.
Software development, computer science and information technology are careers with many different pathways. In the Career Center visit with an IT entrepreneur, and learn about how early exposure to STEM can help change lives.
Are you ready to take the leap and become your own boss? In this episode, we talk to successful business owners about their journeys, learn the skills needed to start and grow a business, and discover the rewards and challenges of being your own boss.
Time to design your future! In this episode, we explore the creative world of design careers. See how others turned their creativity into fulfilling careers, hear insights and tips from successful designers, and learn about the skills and education you need to break into this exciting field!
In this episode, learn the skills and education you need to succeed in these emerging industries, and learn about a resource that helps you identify high-demand and high wage careers. Don’t miss the chance to discover some career opportunities of the future.
Victoria Wittig is an environmental program specialist.
Mark Erndt is Vice President of premium assembly solutions provider, HA Industries.
Na’Zir McFadden is the newly appointed Assistant Conductor of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
Jarret Schlaff is CEO and Co-Founder of a worker owned design and manufacturer cooperative called Pingree Detroit.
John Sloan III is Founding CEO of GhostLight Creative Productions.
Catherine Kelly is Executive Director of a nonprofit community news, information and engagement media service called BridgeDetroit.
Vice President of Footwear Operations at Pingree Detroit, Nathaniel Croft II creates handmade footwear using recycled leather from Detroit’s auto industry.
In this episode of Career Chat, we speak to Radio Host Dave Wagner.
In this episode of Career Chat, we speak to Radio Host Cecilia Sharpe.
Justin Rogers, Youth Program Coordinator of InsideOut Literary Arts.
Jeh Johnson is a lawyer and public servant who served as the United States Secretary of Homeland Security from 2013 to 2017 under President Barack Obama.
In this episode of Career Chat, we speak to West Bloomfield Fire Chief Gregory Flynn.
In this episode of Career Chat, we speak with Producer and Founder of The Secret Society of Twisted Storytellers, Satori Shakoor.
In this episode of Career Chat we speak to Citywide Poets Coordinator Justin Rogers.
Elle Simone Scott is an executive editor, food stylist, and chef for America's Test Kitchen.
Mark Vassallo is an Amphibian Researcher at the Detroit Zoo.
Ken Rosenberg is an applied conservation scientist who loves working with birds and shares his passion with others.
Paul Shuert is an aquarium curator at The Belle Isle Aquarium.
Austin Happel is a research biologist who studies the life of species .
Dr. Karen Murchie is the Director of Freshwater Research.
Dr. Nyeema Harris is an ecology lab director that travels the world to study animals.
Eleanor Kirtley is an environmental program manager that helps the enhancement of environmental performance.
Jason Fischer is a Fish Biologist who helps conserve species that he’s extremely passionate about.
Bob Delaney is a geologist who travels and continues to pursue his interest in science.
Amy Greene is a Nature Center Director, her job allows her to help the community connect with nature.
Dr.Eva Feldman is an Neurologist that studies the human brain to treat patients.
Carrie Eaton is a Paleontologist and Museum Curator.
Learn about the 7 Grandfather Teachings by taking a visit to the Ziibiwing Center in Mount Pleasant, Michigan.
Healthcare relates to planning, managing, and providing therapeutic and wellness services, diagnostic services, health informatics, support services, and biotechnology research and development.
Assess, plan, organize, and participate in rehabilitative programs that improve mobility, relieve pain, increase strength, and improve or correct disabling conditions resulting from disease or injury.
Curious about coding? Meet Kinsley, a software engineer at Facebook.
Courtney Johnson is the early education intervention specialist coordinator working in the capacity of liaison between the educational specialist and working with the teaching staff.
Paige goes On the Job learn about electric vehicles and what a career as an electrician installing and servicing EV Charging Stations in like.
Sam goes On the Job at Nochi Studios, a video game design company founded by three entrepreneurial women, to learn what it takes to start and run your own company.
Courtney Johnson is the early education intervention specialist coordinator working in the capacity of liaison between the educational specialist and working with the teaching staff.
Courtney Johnson is the early education intervention specialist coordinator working in the capacity of liaison between the educational specialist and working with the teaching staff.
Teens for Tots in L’Anse Creuse, Michigan teaches high school students about early childhood education while providing a valuable daycare service to the community.
Courtney Johnson is the early education intervention specialist coordinator working in the capacity of liaison between the educational specialist and working with the teaching staff.
Courtney Johnson is the early education intervention specialist coordinator working in the capacity of liaison between the educational specialist and working with the teaching staff.
Courtney Johnson is the early education intervention specialist coordinator working in the capacity of liaison between the educational specialist and working with the teaching staff.
Peter Vasher, Director of Career Services at the University of Michigan Ford School, talks about the pathways, experience, and education needed to make it in a career in public service and policy.
Courtney Johnson is the early education intervention specialist coordinator working in the capacity of liaison between the educational specialist and working with the teaching staff.
Meet Tess, a software engineer at Google.
Go on the job in a local community to see what working in public service is all about. Then, visit the the University of Michigan to learn about the career pathway and outlook for students looking to work in public service.
Go on-the-job with a nurse and learn about a career training program for aspiring dental hygienists. Plus, a primer on a skill every healthcare professional must master.
Bahb may or may not have had TOO many pancakes earlier, and now his tummy is TOO full! While in DreamWorld, characters Lila and Rust teach us that disappointment isn’t the end of the world.
When Siesta is feeling under the weather, we learn the healing properties of resting. While in DreamWorld, character Dolly the doggie tries to make friends with the Cloud Crew.
We’ve all resisted the things that are good for us before, and kids are no different. When your little one is ‘fighting their sleep,’ The Nap Time Show comes to the rescue. In DreamWorld, TamTam doesn’t understand why we should eat vegetables.
It's Bahb's birthday! We're partying hard later. But first, a nap. In DreamWorld, Yoolie wants to know what happens before it happens...uh oh.
Go on an adventure with Mister Boots while Bahb and Siesta run errands! It's a little bit scary, but a lot of fun! In DreamWorld, meet Dinky and Teresa as our best buddies audition for the Dino Talent Show!
Uh oh...Bahb is NOT in the mood today. Sounds like someone could use a nap. While in DreamWorld, character Corazón learns the important lesson of listening to your emotions.
Bahb and Siesta have guests coming over! Let's get everything ready for some play date fun! In DreamWorld, Luna and Sola have a disagreement about who should do what. Then, jam it out to The Kindness Song with Mister Boots and a new animal kingdom friend!
Meet Granny, who takes us down memory lane to the tender days of yonder. In DreamWorld, Bahb and Siesta travel to Bland Land for a lesson on standing out.
Siesta tries to not be as excited as she naturally is, and instead tries to be more “cool” to impress the big kids. In DreamWorld, Leah and Ozzy learn that our differences don’t make us so different after all.
Come along for today’s adventure with Mister Boots at America’s oldest aquarium! Then, dive into magical possibilities! In DreamWorld, Dagmar and Daario the dragons help us remember the WHY. This special is packed with educational fun, from counting, to reading, to new songs and new flavors!
The Michigan Small Business Development Center talked to Artigiano LLC.
The Michigan Small Business Development Center talked to Haverford Swim Lessons.
The Michigan Small Business Development Center talked to North Harvest CSA.
The Michigan Small Business Development Center talked to LaFleur Marketing.
Learn about manufacturing careers at an automotive manufacturer, and go On the Job with a company that specializes in 3D printing, and more.
The Michigan Small Business Development Center talked to the Beaverton Tavern.
The Michigan Small Business Development Center talked to Michigan Made.
The Michigan Small Business Development Center talked to Alden Canvas.
Explore the phase changes associated with water going between the liquid and solid state in order to learn about the formation of ice that is climbable, the melt patterns of ice, and how salinity affects ice melting
Explore the phase changes associated with water going between the liquid and solid state in order to learn about the formation of ice that is climbable, the melt patterns of ice, and how salinity affects ice melting
The Michigan Small Business Development Center talked to Pure Pro Wrestling.
The Michigan Small Business Development Center talked to TechTeam.
The Michigan Small Business Development Center talked to Vintage in the Zoo.
The Michigan Small Business Development Center talked to DRM International Learning Center.
The Michigan Small Business Development Center talked to West Michigan K9 LLC.
The Michigan Small Business Development Center talked to Spun in Greater Washtenaw.
The Michigan Small Business Development Center talked to PH Countryside. Marketplace
The Michigan Small Business Development Center talked to Macomb Powersports.
The Michigan Small Business Development Center talked to Crossfit HCS.
Learn about careers in sports and athletics in The Career Center.
Courtney Johnson is the early education intervention specialist coordinator working in the capacity of liaison between the educational specialist and working with the teaching staff.
Courtney Johnson is the early education intervention specialist coordinator working in the capacity of liaison between the educational specialist and working with the teaching staff.
Students showcase their submissions to the national PBS/KQED Youth Media Challenges alongside student-produced interviews about their work.
What are the skills that everyone needs to make it in the 21st century? Learn all about the Learning, Life, and Literacy skills that anyone can use to improve their professional and personal lives.
Keep your brain limber and ready for complex challenges by learning all about Cognitive Flexibility, a 21st century Life Skill.
Learn how to get it done and how to keep your cool. Explore productivity, a 21st century Life Skill.
Communication is about so much more than what we say. Learn about how communication can help with your life and career.
Smartphones, AI, electric cars, and beyond. Learn why technology literacy is an essential skill for the 21st century.
Learn how good social skills can set you apart and why they are an essential skill for the 21st century.
Learning how to work well with others is one of the most important skills for the 21st century. Learn how you can practice your collaboration skills and become everyone's favorite teammate.
In the 21st century there is one skill that is absolutely essential, critical thinking. Learn how to practice and master your critical thinking skills.
Taking initiative is sometimes the only difference between success and failure. Learn about how initiative can help you achieve your goals in the 21st century.
Teach yourself how to teach yourself with information literacy. Learn why information literacy is an essential skill in the 21st century and how it can help you in your life and work.
Sometimes all a project needs is a good leader. Learn how to sharpen your leadership skills for the 21st century.
Media literacy is more important than ever. Learn how the messages we receive are made and why.
Learn how thinking outside the box can help you get on the fast track. Learn all about creativity, an essential skill for the 21st century.
Brooke goes On the Job with Motor City Electric to learn about careers in the electrical trades.
Courtney Johnson is the early education intervention specialist coordinator working in the capacity of liaison between the educational specialist and working with the teaching staff.
Courtney Johnson is the early education intervention specialist coordinator working in the capacity of liaison between the educational specialist and working with the teaching staff.
Courtney Johnson is the early education intervention specialist coordinator working in the capacity of liaison between the educational specialist and working with the teaching staff.
Courtney Johnson is the early education intervention specialist coordinator working in the capacity of liaison between the educational specialist and working with the teaching staff.
Courtney Johnson is the early education intervention specialist coordinator working in the capacity of liaison between the educational specialist and working with the teaching staff.
Learn about the 7 Grandfather Teachings by taking a visit to the Ziibiwing Center in Mount Pleasant, Michigan.
Explore the phase changes associated with water going between the liquid and solid state in order to learn about the formation of ice that is climbable, the melt patterns of ice, and how salinity affects ice melting
explore the phenomenon of water pollution from combined sewer systems in the Great Lakes by learning about the smart sewer technology developed at Notre Dame and implemented in South Bend, IN.
Learn about careers in early childhood education in The Career Center.
How young men of color in Washtenaw County and mentors from Washtenaw My Brother's Keeper built a community through producing a full-length studio hip-hop album.
The history of women in astronomy is fascinating and inspiring— women like Caroline Herschel, Phoebe Waterman Haas and Vera Rubin have been making discoveries and contributions in astronomy for over 200 years
Meet the influential author and key figure of the Harlem Renaissance
The true inventor of America's favorite board game may be a woman you've never heard of: Lizzie Magie.
Explore the incredible and unsung stories of history’s most notorious women pirates.
Betty White discussed the groundbreaking work of Carol Burnett and Lucille Ball.
These characters reveal to us Jane Austen's insight into her growth as an author her politics.
Songwriter Les McCann described seeing Roberta Flack perform with all of that "getting-togetherness," referencing the soulful and central quality of Black music.
Gloria Steinem spoke about Marilyn Monroe's lasting legacy, what she represented to women and men, and how the advent of the women's movement could have provided her the support she desperately needed.
Episode 4: In this episode, Beyond the Canvas celebrates the enormous artistic contributions of Black women.
Look into women’s professional football, check in at the Belmont Hotel and discover three generations of owners and managers, and more.
The Alba Bales House at North Dakota State University in Fargo once served as a training site for students in Home Economics.
The early years of the movement, all the way to the passing of the 19th Amendment on August 18, 1920.
Learn how you can help the early learns in your life build the skills and muscles needed to be great writers.
Courtney Johnson is the early education intervention specialist coordinator working in the capacity of liaison between the educational specialist and working with the teaching staff.
Erica Colón is a child development specialist and head teacher at a laboratory preschool at Michigan State University.
Jordan Ervin is an education disability manager at Focus Hope Early Learning.
Kyleen Black is a family service guide, breaking barriers for the families she serves.
Marcus Holmes is a fatherhood and family engagement specialist for Focus, Hope, Early Learning and Youth Development
Tamara Abdurrahman is center support at Mary Grove Early Education Center helping with children in the classroom.
Troy Burns is a center support at the Marygrove location of Starfish Family Services, going into classrooms and helping out with curriculum, lesson plans, and whatever is needed.
Ebony Wynn is an assistant teacher, supporting the primary teacher at all levels.
Laura is a nurse navigator, supporting families and children with health related concerns, questions, and resources.
Rebecca Jaramillo is the Director of the Glen Helen Raptor Center in Yellow Springs, OH. She works to train and rehabilitate injured birds in hopes to release them back into the wild. Rebecca provides educational outreach to schools and the community to help them better understand how we can help birds in our ecosystem!
Chef Anthony T. Head, also known as The People's Chef, is the owner and head Chef for Chicken Heads in Dayton, Ohio. Chef Anthony is not only a chef, but is an instructor who works with culinary students to learn the ins and outs of being an amazing chef! Chef's love and passion for STEM in the kitchen is evident as he uses it every day to experiment and make delicious food for his community!
Cara is the Innovation and Maker Manager at Spark Place. This innovative maker space is part of the Greene County Public Library system and provides the community with access to modern technology that allows patrons to make amazing things at their public library. Cara developed the space with innovation in mind! Spark Place is visited by thousands of people each year!
Scott Cornell is the Director of Engineering for Genesis Rescue. He is a mechanical engineer who works to design and manufacture precision tools that are used in the rescue industry. These extrication tools require immense precision. These rescue tools are used by rescue workers all around the world!
Sarah Finch, Ph.D, is an Associate Professor of Biology and Biotechnology atSinclair Community College in Dayton, OH. Sarah graduated from Miami University in Oxford, OH with a degree in Microbiology and a Medical Sociology minor. She received numerous awards for her undergraduate research in genetics there. Sarah continued her education at the University of Georgia where she earned her Ph.D. in Molecular Genetics by studying the protein involved in spinal muscular atrophy, a genetic disease that strikes mostly children.
Meet Jack Moore, a welding engineer, and learn about this amazing STEM career and what you can expect doing a job like this.
Asking questions while reading can help build comprehension and expand the reading experience.
Hacer preguntas mientras se lee puede ayudar a desarrollar la comprensión y ampliar la experiencia de lectura. Asking questions while reading can help build comprehension and expand the reading experience.
Arabic Language - Asking questions while reading can help build comprehension and expand the reading experience. يمكن أن يساعد طرح الأسئلة أثناء القراءة في بناء الفهم وتوسيع تجربة القراءة.
Learn how having a conversation with the little ones in your life helps to build skills for reading and writing.
Arabic Language - Learn how having a conversation with the little ones in your life helps to build skills for reading and writing. تعلم كيف أن إجراء محادثة مع الصغار في حياتك يساعد على بناء مهارات القراءة والكتابة.
Aprenda cómo puede ayudar a los estudiantes pequeños en su vida a desarrollar las habilidades y los músculos para ser grandes escritores. Learn how having a conversation with the little ones in your life helps to build skills for reading and writing.
Identifying letters and their sounds helps to build the understanding the letters make up words and words make up sentences.
Arabic Language - Identifying letters and their sounds helps to build the understanding the letters make up words and words make up sentences. يساعد التعرف على الحروف وأصواتها في بناء فهم الحروف تشكل الكلمات والكلمات تشكل الجمل.
Identificar letras y sus sonidos ayuda a desarrollar la comprensión de que las letras forman palabras y las palabras forman oraciones. Identifying letters and their sounds helps to build the understanding the letters make up words and words make up sentences.
Learn the simple things you can do, like having conversations with your infant, that can help build the foundations to be good learners.
Arabic Language - Learn the simple things you can do, like having conversations with your infant, that can help build the foundations to be good learners. تعلم الأشياء البسيطة التي يمكنك القيام بها ، مثل إجراء محادثات مع طفلك الرضيع ، والتي يمكن أن تساعد في بناء الأسس لتكون متعلمًا جيدًا.
Aprenda las cosas simples que puede hacer, como tener conversaciones con su bebé, que pueden ayudar a construir las bases para ser buenos aprendices. Learn the simple things you can do, like having conversations with your infant, that can help build the foundations to be good learners.
Playing with words sounds can help to build understanding of letter sound relationships and how letters build words.
Arabic Language - Playing with words sounds can help to build understanding of letter sound relationships and how letters build words. يمكن أن يساعد اللعب بأصوات الكلمات في بناء فهم للعلاقات الصوتية بين الحروف وكيفية بناء الكلمات للكلمات.
Jugar con los sonidos de las palabras puede ayudar a desarrollar la comprensión de las relaciones entre los sonidos de las letras y cómo las letras forman palabras. Playing with words sounds can help to build understanding of letter sound relationships and how letters build words.
Learn about how you can use the words in the world all around us to help teach early learners about words and letters, while also teaching them about the world.
"Aprenda cómo puede usar las palabras en el mundo alrededor para ayudar a enseñar a los de aprendizaje temprano sobre palabras y letras, mientras también se les enseña sobre el mundo. Learn about how you can use the words in the world all around us to help teach early learners about words and letters, while also teaching them about the world.
Arabic Language - Learn about how you can use the words in the world all around us to help teach early learners about words and letters, while also teaching them about the world. تعرف على كيفية استخدام الكلمات الموجودة في العالم من حولنا للمساعدة في تعليم المتعلمين الأوائل حول الكلمات والحروف ، مع تعليمهم أيضًا عن العالم.
Reading out loud is fundamental to early learning. Learn some helpful tips to get the most out of shared reading time.
Leer en voz alta es fundamental para el aprendizaje temprano. Conozca algunos consejos útiles para aprovechar al máximo el tiempo de lectura compartida. Reading out loud is fundamental to early learning. Learn some helpful tips to get the most out of shared reading time.
Arabic Language - Reading out loud is fundamental to early learning. Learn some helpful tips to get the most out of shared reading time. القراءة بصوت عالٍ أمر أساسي للتعلم المبكر. تعرف على بعض النصائح المفيدة لتحقيق أقصى استفادة من وقت القراءة المشترك.
Infants and toddlers learn best when their basic needs are taken care of and when they feel loved and safe. Learn some simple things you can do to set the stage for learning.
Los bebés y los niños pequeños aprenden mejor cuando se atienden sus necesidades básicas y cuando se sienten amados y seguros. Aprenda algunas cosas simples que puede hacer para preparar el escenario para el aprendizaje. Infants and toddlers learn best when their basic needs are taken care of and when they feel loved and safe. Learn some simple things you can do to set the stage for learning.
Arabic Language - Infants and toddlers learn best when their basic needs are taken care of and when they feel loved and safe. Learn some simple things you can do to set the stage for learning. يتعلم الرضع والأطفال الصغار بشكل أفضل عندما يتم الاهتمام باحتياجاتهم الأساسية وعندما يشعرون بالحب والأمان. تعلم بعض الأشياء البسيطة التي يمكنك القيام بها لتمهيد الطريق للتعلم.
Arabic Language - Learn how you can help the early learns in your life build the skills and muscles needed to be great writers. تعلم كيف يمكنك مساعدة المتعلمين في وقت مبكر من حياتك على بناء المهارات والعضلات اللازمة ليكونوا كتابا عظماء.
Aprenda cómo puede ayudar a los jóvenes estudiantes en su vida a desarrollar las habilidades y los músculos para ser grandes escritores. Learn how you can help the early learns in your life build the skills and muscles needed to be great writers.
Tips on using how using your child's name can help develop writing skills.
Usar el nombre de su hijo puede ayudar a desarrollar habilidades de escritura. Tips on using how using your child's name can help develop writing skills.
Arabic Language - Tips on using how using your child's name can help develop writing skills. نصائح حول كيفية استخدام اسم طفلك يمكن أن تساعد في تطوير مهارات الكتابة.
How can a walk around your neighborhood, grocery store, or even just in your imagination help build literacy skills? Find out in this segment of Ready to ROAR!
"¿Cómo puede un paseo por su vecindario, tienda de comida o simplemente en su imaginación ayudar a desarrollar habilidades de alfabetización? Descúbrelo en este segmento de Ready to ROAR! How can a walk around your neighborhood, grocery store, or even just in your imagination help build literacy skills? Find out in this segment of Ready to ROAR!
Arabic Language - How can a walk around your neighborhood, grocery store, or even just in your imagination help build literacy skills? Find out in this segment of Ready to ROAR! كيف يمكن للتجول في منطقتك أو محل بقالتك أو حتى مجرد مخيلتك أن يساعد في بناء مهارات معرفة القراءة والكتابة؟ اكتشف ذلك في هذا الجزء من Ready to ROAR!
Meet with Elizabeth Bairactaris to learn about her career as a manager in strategic projects for supply chain at Domino’s [...]
Meet with Janice David to learn about her career as a program leader of digital experience at Domino’s Pizza.
Find out about Robotics Engineering and the careers you can have in the field.
Veterinarians care for the health of animals and work to improve public health. They diagnose, treat, and research medical conditions and diseases of pets, livestock, and other animals.
Watch Marcia Backstrom, DVM, veterinarian and senior clinician at BluePearl Veterinary Partners in Ann Arbor, Michigan, describe her typical day as an emergency care doctor.
Watch Marcia Backstrom, DVM, veterinarian and senior clinician at BluePearl Veterinary Partners in Ann Arbor, Michigan, describe her typical day as an emergency care doctor.
Veterinarian Marcia Backstrom shares valuable career guidance and life advice.
Veterinarian Marcia Backstrom shares her best life advice.
Watch Violeta Garcia, Ph.D., STEM Activist and founder of STEM Learning By Design, share how her family fled El Salvador to America when she was a young child and how she started her life in America without knowing any English. She is a big believer in STEM careers because they pay well and will help to solve some of the world's biggest problems of the future. She gets inspiration from a famous Mexican proverb, "they tried to bury us but they didn’t know we were seeds.”
Watch STEM Activist Violeta García share why girls should consider a career in STEM.
An astronaut is a person trained to travel and work in space. Astronauts will continue to work aboard the International Space Station (ISS), and will also fly NASA’s new Orion deep space exploration vehicle. Orion will carry the crew to space, provide emergency abort capability, sustain the crew during the space travel, and provide safe re-entry from deep space return velocities.
Tracy Caldwell Dyson, Astronaut, compares the excitement of "launch" versus "landing".
Tracy Caldwell Dyson, Astronaut, her connection to American Sign Language and why she decided to be the first person to sign on the International Space Station.
Tracy Caldwell Dyson, Astronaut, describes preparing for and experiencing her first space walk.
Tracy Caldwell Dyson, Astronaut, describes how she discovered that she wanted to be an astronaut. She compares the excitement of "launch" versus "landing" and describes the thrill of being your own “satellite” during her three space walks.
Tracy Caldwell Dyson, Astronaut, describes what it's like working with Russian cosmonauts on the International Space Station.
Boys and girls get different levels of encouragement when it comes to STEM. Let's close the imagination gap so that all learners can pursue their interests.
Dancers and choreographers use dance performances to express ideas and stories. There are many types of dance, such as ballet, tango, modern dance, tap, and jazz.
Reporters, correspondents, and broadcast news analysts inform the public about news and events happening internationally, nationally, and locally. They report the news for newspapers, magazines, websites, television, and radio.
Nebila Abdulmelik is a freelance writer and photographer with a focus on storytelling. Nebila says kids should consider storytelling because it's a powerful tool that can help connect us with the past, with others and with ourselves.
Nebila Abdulmelik is a freelance writer and photographer with a focus on storytelling. Nebila says kids should consider storytelling because it's a powerful tool that can help connect us with the past, with others and with ourselves.
Nebila Abdulmelik, a freelance writer and photographer with a focus on storytelling. She finds it very rewarding to make a living on her own terms and work on projects that speak to her creativity and values. Nebila says kids should consider storytelling because it's a powerful tool that can help connect us with the past, with others and with ourselves.
Dive into the rich history, culture and commerce of our state.
Learn about rich history of activists and activism in the Arab American community including the modern day.
Learn about the four major periods of immigration from the 22 countries that make up the Arab world to the United States, and what push and pull factors lead to each era of immigration.
Explore the Living in America exhibit at the Arab American National Museum.
Explore Saginaw's Castle Museum. Learn all about its architecture, why it was built, and what it is today.
Learn about the Castle Museum's Automotive Production exhibit.
Learn about the history of the timber industry in Michigan by visiting the Castle Museum in Saginaw, Michigan.
Alexis Dahl takes us on a tour of the Maritime Museum in Marquette, Michigan. Learn all about how Lake Superior has impacted the lives of almost every Michigander.
Take a trip with Alexis Dahl to the Marquette Harbor Lighthouse. Learn about how lighthouses work and their fascinating history.
See what students took away from the Great Lakes Broadcast and Sports Media Academy at Ford Field.
Bridge the chasm between the generation who endured the nightmare of World War II and today’s bright-eyed, tech-savvy youths, who may only have a limited grasp of what their elders suffered.
This mindfulness exercise will coach you on ways to focus on the good things when having a rough day.
Discover proper push up form and work your chest muscles in this fun fitness video.
Yoga inspired strength and conditioning is the focus of this movement video.
Hip raises, squats, and jumping jacks get you moving in this movement video.
Circuit training for your upper body. Get ready for shoulder taps, push ups, and planks.
Ready for the push up challenge? Can you do 100 push ups in 8 mins? Get ready and give it your best shot!
Sometimes bodies get sore and tight from different things, like working out hard, or sitting in one place too long. Sometimes feelings like sadness or anger or stress can make bodies sore, too. Learn activities you can do for your bodies AND for your feelings.
This mindful movement will help you when you are stuck for a long time, sitting. You can still move your body to feel better, relax your mind, and get more focused.
Flexibility is an important part of staying healthy and fit. Discover ways to increase flexibility and calmness in an uncertain world.
This minfulness video will be about stillness and help you learn to focus in on what your body needs.
These mindful movements are all about building strength and holding poses like animals. Holding poses is helpful because it makes your mind pay attention to what you are trying to do, especially when it is challenging!
Work on building focus and attention with this fun movement workout.
Get your body moving and work on your listening skills with this fun game.
Practice throwing and catching with a ball or a soft item you have around your house.
Play The Big Cheese with Jamie Chester as you play this movement game to focus on positive affirmations.
Play a game where you act silly and do different movements depending on the type of bean called out.
Build strength and muscle with movement and flow exercises.
Build strength and muscle with movement and flow exercises.
Check your balance and stability with this movement flow workout.
Get up and MOVE with Lexie Beemer & Tiwa Ajibewa. They'll get our lower body moving for some focused cardio.
Get up and MOVE with Lexie Beemer & Tiwa Ajibewa. They'll get us moving with As Many Reps and Possible (AMRAPs), version 3.
Get up and get moving with Melanie Rappelli and friends. Have fun!
Get up and get moving with Melanie Rappelli and friends. They'll walk us through a HIIT Workout for the next 8 minutes. Have fun!
Get up and MOVE with some Gymnastics Warm-ups and Stretches.
Get up and MOVE with Melanie Rappelli. Do Gymnastic Strength and Conditioning.
Get up and MOVE with Melanie Rappelli. Learn Gymnastics Beam Skills!
Warm up with jumping jacks and move into a series of front, side, and back lunges.
Grab a jump rope, a string, or tie together some plastic bags and discover how you can use the equipment to do strength training.
Use some paper plates or small household objects to practice your coordination and jumping skills.
For this movement activity, you'll work the mobility of your hips and glutes.
This movement activity focuses on stretching and recovery while sitting.
Are you getting enough sleep at night? Grab your weights, work on your balance and learn about the importance of fitness and a regular sleep schedule.
You can get a great workout with common household items. Grab a towel or pool noodle and get moving.
Discover how you can use basic household items like soup cans to work on your dribbling skills for soccer.
Get your body moving through burpees, sit ups, high kicks, mountain climbers, and more.
Jumping rope is a great way to warm up your body and is a great cardio workout. Don't have a jump rope? That's ok, you can pretend and get the same results.
Roll a dice and perform the exercise assigned to that number. Get moving with a series of squat jabs, scissor jumps, and push ups.
Circuit training allows you to work in a lot of different movements into a short amount of time. Perform lateral jumps, shoulder taps, shuffles, and ab twists to get your body moving.
Circuit training is a fun way to do many different movments in intervals. Perform burpees, flutter kicks, and mountain climbers to get your body moving.
A jar filled with different movements will suprise you with fun ways to improve your fitness.
Four rounds of burpees, air squats, bear crawls, and lunges make up this fun fitness circuit.
Jumping jacks, burpees, and lunges are all a part of this dice game. Roll the dice and performs ten reps of the exercise on the dice.
Sit ups, air squats, burpees, and other fun movements make up this eight minute routine where a deck of cards reveals the type and quantity of exercise to perform.
Practice your drumming skills while getting a great full body workout.
Turn the familiar Rock, Paper, Scissors game into a fun exercise game involving flutter kicks, jumping jacks, and more.
We meet the Good Eggs and see how they help the new Egg, Benedict, adjust to their town. Benedict is not making friends easily, but the Eggs try to make him feel more comfortable by understanding his situation. He ends up trusting his new friends and gets a new outlook.
We find Benedict jumping to a wrong conclusion and almost ruining the class Halloween party. He assumes he was not invited to the party but he saw the invite list before it was finished. He took some negative action that upset the other Eggs.
We find Ms. Poach giving the class a "gratitude challenge." Benedict, as usual, is reluctant to take on the challenge and says he has nothing to be grateful for. However, Greggory ends up having a bike accident, and the Eggs use the situation to help Benedict find plenty of gratitude!
Christmas is approaching and Ms. Poach talks to the class about the importance of being a generous person. She emphasizes that giving things is important, but giving time is just as important. Benedict is once again reluctant, but Seggourney helps him find his generous side!
Reggie’s cousin, Peggy, comes to visit. She feels sad about her parent’s relationship and cannot focus on anything. Practice begins for Jack & the Beanstalk but she forgets to fasten the hooks of the beanstalk that Benedict is climbing!
Ms. Poach gives each Egg a crystal heart to commemorate their wonderful play performance and to show her love for them. Peggy loses her heart, which Benedict finds. He refuses to give it back to her until the Eggs show him the real meaning of love.
Peggy returns home to help work things out with her parents. But, Benedict has his own issues to resolve - he refuses to play on a baseball team with girls and a girl coach! He learns an important lesson in acceptance and realizes how wrong he was.
As Earth Day approaches, Ms. Poach challenges the Eggs to design a project that would help clean up the environment. The Eggs come up with a school-wide recycling project, but Benedict comes up with a project that nearly rushes his dog, Scrambler, to the pet hospital!
Coach Flo gives a pep talk about being a responsible baseball player. Benedict wants more responsibility to help him stay focused on the upcoming championship game, so he volunteers to water the flower garden after school each day.
Benedict gets a hard lesson in honesty as he tries to cut corners with his summer business plans and ends up hurting his friends. He has Peggy running part of his business, but she gets annoyed with his dishonesty and ends up leaving.
The Eggs enter the Albumen Fun Run contest in order to raise money for the children at the hospital. They train hard, but Benedict just cannot complete the mile. He ends up finding his confidence in an unlikely place. Peggy also finds confidence to deal with her situation at home.
The final episode of this first season, the Eggs go on their annual camping trip. Benedict tags along with Reggie’s family, but not before causing embarrassing and annoying problems. He gets the same treatment by some little Eggs at the campground, which causes him to realize his own behavior.
Develop your sports skills with Mr. Mair and learn proper form for bumping, setting, and serving a volleyball.
Learn basic soccer skills like the instep kick, side foot pass, soccer trap, and dribbling.
The overhand throw is used in a variety of sports. It's used in baseball, softball, football, and even basketball to throw a long outlet pass down the court. When performing the overhand throw, it's important to always use proper form.
Ladder drills are excellent for spiking your heart rate and practicing coordination. Do some one steps, hops, and crossovers to get your blood flowing.
Get your heart rate up with a series of knee highs, frog jumps, walking lunges and other exercises you can do right in your living room.
Proper form is critical in sports and exercise. Mr. Mair takes you through dribbling and shooting techniques.
Follow a recipe to make a healthy snack with a funny face, and read a story about gardening.
Learn all about the letter /a/ including its sounds, and how to write it. Then find the letter /a/ in a riddle about an agile animal.
Play with the sounds that start words and act like animals in the outdoors in this exciting episode.
Practice action, or movement, words as we read the story Over and Under the Pond.
Take a trip outdoors using our imaginations and write about your adventure with some help from Mr. Colón.
Practice writing the first letter of your name in a sandbox, talk about other things that you can do in a sandbox, and strengthen our core muscles with a fun Brain Break.
Explore the phenomenon of venomous fish in the Great Lakes by learning about the Northern Madtoms.
Fill your page with leaves festooned with elaborate patterns and textures.
Draw flowers from the top to the bottom of the roots, as though the full plan was visible through the dirt.
DIA staff-artists Ani Garabedian and Stephanie Sucaet-Felczak complete the overpainting of a community partnership mural in Lake Orion, Michigan.
Learn about the art and artistic process of Sajeev Visweswaran, a visual artist based in New Delhi and Ann Arbor.
Learn about the art and artistic process of Nabeela Najjar, a costume and fashion designer located in Detroit, Michigan.
Learn about the art and artistic process of Kayla Powers, a weaver and natural dyer living and working in Detroit, Michigan.
Now residing in Detroit, James was born in Flint, Michigan, and recalls one of his earliest childhood memories of attending career day in the second grade as an artist.
Learn about the art and artistic process of Desiree Kelly, an award-winning artist and a native to Detroit, Michigan.
Janellyn invests in learning about climate change with Marilyn Waite! Marilyn explains to Janellyn how she works with corporations to finance climate change efforts. Marilyn stresses the importance of helping prevent climate change as an individual, from taking public buses to opening a climate-friendly bank account.
Genesis predicts a career in meteorology with Emily Wahls! Genesis stops by a TV station to explore the science of forecasting the weather as a meteorologist. She learns how weather models are used to predict the weather and has some fun with the green screen!
Genesis dives into exploring marine archaeology with Melanie Damour! Melanie explains what it’s like to scuba dive to historic shipwrecks to study ancient artifacts and bring history back to the surface.
Genesis makes some waves learning about chemical oceanography with Dr. Ashanti Johnson! Dr. Johnson explains the different fields of oceanography, and how studying different chemicals in run-off affect water and water flow.
Our fishy friend looks a little worried when we draw a cat to keep him company! Students will also learn about the relationship between predator and prey.
Much of what makes a tree is the basic structure and form. Single stems (trunks) and at least 30 feet in height, at maturity, often defines a “tree”.
Much of what makes a tree is the basic structure and form. Single stems (trunks) and at least 30 feet in height, at maturity, often defines a “tree”.
https://youtu.be/Bzljedb0kDATree identification is a popular hobby and one of the first steps in better understanding our forests. Part 1 of [...]
Bobby Cat asks Al Paca about the drink that he's making; the question turns into a conversation about Juneteenth.
Al Paca and his neighbor Bobby Cat briefly discuss some of Al's favorite figures in Black History.
Al Paca and his neighbor Bobby Cat briefly discuss some of Al's favorite figures in Black History.
Al Paca and his neighbor Bobby Cat briefly discuss some of Al's favorite figures in Black History.
Al Paca and his neighbor Bobby Cat briefly discuss some of Al's favorite figures in Black History.
Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a watermelon slice with just a bit of polymer clay!
Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a twisty marshmallow with just a bit of polymer clay!
Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a toaster pastry with just a bit of polymer clay!
Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a swirl lollipop with just a bit of polymer clay!
Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a sushi roll with just a bit of polymer clay!
Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a stack of pancakes with just a bit of polymer clay!
Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a slice of pizza with just a bit of polymer clay!
Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make an ice cream cone with just a bit of polymer clay!
Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a mug of hot chocolate with just a bit of polymer clay!
Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make a goldfish cracker with just a bit of polymer clay!
Follow along as Ann Arbor District Library staff make an ear of corn with just a bit of polymer clay!
Explore the sport of eFoiling and how Newtonian physics can be used to explain the phenomenon of the surfboard moving on the Great Lakes.
Explore the phenomenon of sound waves underwater used to map landforms and how modern technology is helping update the maps of the terrain beneath the Great Lakes.
Have you ever heard the sound of a steel tongue drum? Detroit musician Demetrius Thomas demonstrates this beautiful instrument which he uses to explore otherworldly and unplugged sonic environments.
Explore the phenomenon of biodiversity in the Great Lakes and the efforts one museum in Ontario, Canada has taken to catalog it.
Wimee and friends sing about things that are bright; Miss Jessica teaches us how to think like an inventor; Jennifer from the Los Angeles Public Library shares a wordless picture book called Flashlight; and Ms. Kelaine shows us how to light up a bulb with a potato!
Wimee and team share fun animal sounds; Moby teaches us about zoos; John Ball Zoo shows us what their animals eat; in Check Out This Book, we’re introduced to a book where we can learn what zoos do with all that poo; and Wimee and friends sing about seeing all kinds of animals at the zoo in JimTime!
Wimee and friends sing about what they can get in the mail; in JimTime, Wimee and friends sing about things that WON’T fit in an envelope; Ms. Lisa from Kent District Library shares a book about a lost package; and Brody shares the video he produced of a mom receiving something special in the mail!
Wimee writes a story about taking an unusual bath; Moby tells us about how soap works; Miss Jessica introduces us to a very catchy tune to wash our hands to; Abigail joins the show to tell us about her enjoyment of baking; and the team plays games and dances to Miss Jessica's song as a farewell!
Wimee and friends sing a song about milk; Story tells us about dairy foods; some friends show us what type of milk they use at home; in Check Out This Book, Ms. Joyanne shares a recycling journey story about a milk and juice container that are friends; and Jim plays his Chocolate Milk song!
Wimee sings a song about what dragons have fun doing; the team writes a story about a dragon and screwdriver-shaped ice cream; Ms. Stephanie shows us how to make a paper bag dragon puppet; in Check Out This Book, we learn what dragons love to eat; and Wimee chats with a bowling-loving dragon friend!
Story hosts today’s episode and sings about things that are blue; Story and friends write a story about Wimee stepping in blueberries; Wimee talks with Travis Jonker about his book, Blue Floats Away; in Kid Chat, Audrey shares her water cycle poster with Wimee; and the team plays the Alphabet Game!
The team tells Wimee what they would do if they were tiny for a day; the Itty Bitty Mini Mart artists talks with Wimee about the little things they create; Ms. Lisa and her daughter share a book about a dollhouse; and the team plays the I Can Find Inside My Mind game and a scavenger hunt together!
Architects Brian and Jess team up with kids to find the "heart of the city," the center that cities grow around. Visit the streets of old Detroit to learn how cities change over time, and use maps and landmarks to find the heart of your city.
Animals are masters of building homes that fit in with the natural environment. We humans can learn a lot from them! Visit a green building in Ann Arbor and look for environmentally friendly features in the buildings you see every day.
Explore the phenomenon of coal ash contamination in groundwater and the threat it poses to Lake Michigan and other areas of the Great Lakes waterways.
Architects Brian and Jess team up with kids to find the "heart of the city," the center that cities grow around. Visit the streets of old Detroit to learn how cities change over time, and use maps and landmarks to find the heart of your city.
Animals are masters of building homes that fit in with the natural environment. We humans can learn a lot from them! Visit a green building in Ann Arbor and look for environmentally friendly features in the buildings you see every day.
Learn all about the letter A, have fun with sounds, learn one new high-frequency word, and sing a song.
Read a book that compares what schools looked like in the past and what schools look like now, then sort sounds in words as we learn the -sh- sound.
Answer the big questions: What are the parts of a map and how can a map help me describe where I live? Then, work with words that have the -ar- spelling.
Help answer the question: What is special about Michigan? Then work on compound words and read some facts about Michigan, and RACE to write an informational text.
Learn all about the letter T, play with sounds, learn two new high-frequency words, and learn a silly song about our names.
What did schools look like in the past, and what do schools look like now? Plus, try a word ladder to practice -sh- sounds at the beginning and end of words.
Make your own book about where you live and learn about different ways to spell the sound /or/.
Learn about compound words, read about Michigan, and write an informational text.
Guide learners through research-based strategies for active processing as they view, read, or experience something new.
Guide learners through research-based strategies for active processing as they view, read, or experience something new.
Guide learners through research-based strategies for active processing as they view, read, or experience something new.
Guide learners through research-based strategies for active processing as they view, read, or experience something new.
Guide learners through research-based strategies for active processing as they view, read, or experience something new.
Take a break from your routine to relax and simply focus on the sounds of your environment.
Take a break from your routine to relax and simply focus on the sounds of your environment.
Take a break from your routine to relax and simply focus on the sounds of your environment.
Take a break from your routine to relax and simply focus on the sounds of your environment.
Take a break from your routine to relax and simply focus on the sounds of your environment.
Describe the type of assignments and projects you like to do. Why do you enjoy them?
Imagine you are appointed principal for a month. What rules would you change? What new policies would you create?
Learn all about the letter H, play with sounds, learn two new high-frequency words, and read part of a story.
Learn the diagraph sound -ch- and some new high frequency words with diagraphs -ch- and -sh-.
Learn about different ways to spell the sound /er/ and answer the big questions: What are the parts of a map and how can a map help me describe where I live?
What is special about Michigan? Learn about the re- and un- prefixes, read a hybrid text about a Michigan turtle, and work on some informational writing.
Learn all about the letter I, play with sounds, learn a new high-frequency word, and read a story.
This lesson will explore the phenomenon of salamander migration — across a main road — in Presque Isle Park near Lake Superior [...]
Build words, write a sound poem and learn more about schools of the past and today.
Draw a map of your neighborhood, then read and match homophones with the /air/ sound.
Learn more about the prefixes re- and un-, and work on some informational writing.
Learn all about the letter L, review the alphabet, learn two new high-frequency words, read a book about families and write a sentence.
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.
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 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.
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.
Michelle Barboza Ramierez shares her passion for rocks and teaching the public about geology.
Gabe Santos share his journey to become a paleontologist and how he uses Star Wars cosplay to teach kids about the Earth.
Paleontology curator Gabe Santos shows Chris fossils that could be found in the Grand Canyon.
Diatribe teaching artists talk about what "normal" means to them.
The Diatribe teaching artists talk about representation and what it means to them. What does representation mean to you?
What makes you... you? Teaching artists from Grand Rapids' The Diatribe share what they love the most about themselves.
Take a virtual trip outside with your Metroparks. This time on the trail we found a sign from a skunk that has ventured through Willow Metropark.
As we go along the trail in Oakwoods Metropark, we are looking for signs of animals. If we’re lucky we might see something like a beaver chew!
This time on the trail we found a sign from a deer that has ventured through Oakwoods Metropark.
Learn about the two fox species we have here in Michigan. Discover what makes each fox unique and learn some ways to identify them.
With this video we will look closely at those eggs, discover what is inside of them, have a fun little experiment and more!
In early March 2020, some Metropark interpreters presented hatching programs to several elementary schools in Southeastern Michigan.
Learn about eastern tiger salamanders and watch Helga enjoy some yummy meal worms.
Mister C wrote and composed this song to help students better understand Mean, Median and Mode!
Mister C created this song to provide simple Long division safety tips for all students to know and understand. 1. Stop and find the information. 2. Drop divisor and dividend into the correct spots. 3. Roll through the problem and solve for the quotient!
Mister C knows the importance of lining up his decimals before adding or subtracting! This fun song was made to remind everyone to "Line 'em Up" before solving an equation! Whether you're a high school student preparing for the SAT and ACT, this song will be that friendly reminder to get those decimals lined up before adding or subtracting.
Watch STEM Activist Violeta García share why girls should consider a career in STEM.
When it comes to seeing and photographing the northern lights, the Great Lakes region is one of the best destinations in the lower 48. Photographer Shawn Malone has won awards for her night sky photography. She and Adler Planetarium’s Nick Lake explains what to look for and what to avoid when viewing and photographing the skies.
From a station on Belle Isle, U.S. Coast Guard boats patrol the Detroit River from Lake St. Clair to Lake Erie. Offer work in partnership with Canadian authorities since this is an international waterway. Go along and see how they ensure boating safety and hear about search-and-rescue and border protection efforts.
As the Indiana Dunes area transitions from National Lakeshore to National Park, more visitors are enjoying its beaches and trails. Environmental threats may be increasing too.
Intern Brionne Davis helped produce a "video diary" for release on Earth Day in advance of the Spring Clean Up on Belle Isle in Detroit.
They may start small, but due to restoration, they become very, very big. Great Lakes Now visits the Toldeo Zoo to see Lake Sturgeon. Lake Sturgeon in the Maumee River in Toledo, OH are one of the biggest fish in the Great Lakes Region, and grow up to 8 feet long.
Algae is so important to our region, but when algae grows extremely fast it's called a bloom. Most of the time they are harmless, but sometimes they can make the water undrinkable, and when thirty-five million people get their drinking water from the Great Lakes Region, that's a problem.
A bald eagle was spotted acting unusual. It turns out that it had severe lead poisoning. Lead poisoning for eagles seems to be more of a consequence of coexisting with humans. Rather than getting shot or consuming the lead directly, the eagles get the lead poisoning from eating fish that have swallowed lead fishing tackle or deer and other game shot with lead bullets.
Did you know that over 10,000 tons of plastics enters the Great Lakes every year? Researchers in New York have been looking into plastics pollution in the Great Lakes as they try to grasp the scope and look for possible solutions.
A partnership of the John G. Shedd Aquarium’s Kayak for Conservation program and the Urban Rivers organization has created new “floating” islands to replace the habitat and give citizen scientists an opportunity to help with the project and its research. These artificial “islands” are anchored to the river’s edge and bottom, providing a base for plant species to grow and places for fish to spawn and grow. Turtles and birds also find food and shelter among the grasses.
The Great Lakes only national marine sanctuary brings underwater history up close. Whether you’re in a glass-bottomed boat, looking down from a kayak, or diving underwater, the shipwrecks at the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary give you a haunting look at the past.
Why don't hens and hawks get along? Join David, educator and storyteller, as he tells the tale of the hawk and the hen through visual storytelling. 3:36 What gives hyenas their unusual walking style? Join David, educator and storyteller, as he tells the tale of "The Hyena and the Crow"
Have you ever wondered why mosquitoes always seem to be buzzing in our ears? Join David, educator and storyteller for the Detroit Zoological Society, as he tells the story of the mosquito.
What gives hyenas their unusual walking style? Join David, educator and storyteller, as he tells the tale of "The Hyena and the Crow" through visual storytelling.
In this episode of Animal Welfare Tales, we share the stories of Buster and Trio, two thoroughbred horses who were rescued from the horse racing industry and found sanctuary at the Detroit Zoo.
Join us in this episode of Celebrating Science as we spotlight the director of the National Amphibian Conservation Center, Dr. Ruth Marcec-Greaves and see. See how her love of amphibians has shaped her life from the very beginning.
When it comes to fairytales not all amphibians are treated equally. Join Zahraa, education specialist for the Detroit Zoological Society, to separate the myths from the misconceptions about frogs and toads.
When people visit the Detroit Zoo, they often head straight for our many animal habitats. These habitats and their animal inhabitants are amazing, but they are not the only places at the Zoo that are worth checking out. In this special series, Secret Zoo, we will share some of the Detroit Zoo’s less known, but equally fascinating features. This first episode focuses on three of the Detroit Zoo’s hidden greenspaces.
Why do giraffes stand so tall? Join David, educator and storyteller, as he tells the tale of "When the Giraffes First Raised Their Necks" through visual storytelling.
Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) gallery teacher Andrea Del Rio discusses "Firefly: Portrait of the Artist with Cosmic Bubble" by American sculptor Jim Pallas.
Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) gallery teacher Andrea Del Rio discusses "Happy World" by Ik-Joong Kang.
Have you ever heard the sound of a steel tongue drum? Detroit musician Demetrius Thomas demonstrates this beautiful instrument which he uses to explore otherworldly and unplugged sonic environments.
PBS Books asked your favorite authors a very important question: What's your favorite ice cream flavor?
PBS Books asked your favorite authors a pressing question: What's your favorite pizza topping?
PBS Books caught up with author Victoria Schwab to ask her some pressing questions.
PBS Books caught up with author Jarret J. Krosoczka to ask him some pressing questions.
PBS Books caught up with author Faith Erin Hicks to ask her some pressing questions.
PBS Books caught up with author RJ Palacio to ask her some pressing questions.
PBS Books caught up with author Ngozi Ukazu to ask her some pressing questions.
PBS Books caught up with author Holly Black to ask her some pressing questions.
Yup, it's true! Trees employ both photosynthesis AND respiration, although some people associate respiration only with animals.
Much of what makes a tree is the basic structure and form. Single stems (trunks) and at least 30 feet in height, at maturity, often defines a “tree”.
Work on a difficult task to build a strong foundation.
Curious about coding? Meet Kinsley, a software engineer at Facebook.
Only 3% of Black students learn computer science in high school or beyond. Inspire or encourage a Black student to try computer science, and let them know they belong.
Chat with basketball star Stephen Curry on the importance of computer science.
Build your own magnetic doodle board and become DIY smARTer with this attractive, MAGnificent activity that combines science & art.
Use oil and food coloring to create beautiful, symmetrical works of art and explore density at the same time!
Get into the swing of things with this simple pendulum art activity! Combine the scientific concepts of a pendulum with art patterns to create art masterpieces.
Imagine taking a 2-Dimensional drawing and animating it to create your very own movie while you build a zoetrope! Follow along with Mister C and put your artwork into motion. Literally!
Express yourself! Learn to create convincing facial expressions and how to convey a range of emotions.
Discover the amazing art of Alma Thomas and make your own abstract, color field drawing.
Explore how to use shading techniques to draw a lollipop that looks real enough to eat!
Gotta figure out a way to clean up this mess. It’s gonna take a master plan and imagination to do [...]
These four women from around the world have fought bravely to save the environment. Our heroes are Rachel Carson from [...]
Inspired by American artist Elliott Erwitt's "Stinson Beach Boy with Kite, 1975" — make a simple kite at home, using [...]
Join the Ann Arbor District Library's crew of puppet pals as they recommend and talk about new and interesting picture [...]
https://youtu.be/xi0zewvxWnQJoin the Ann Arbor District Library’s crew of puppet pals as they recommend and talk about new and interesting picture [...]
To Crescenciana Tan, family meant everything. After years of labor in the Philippines, she came to the U.S. to help raise her grandchildren, who called her Lola. Using StoryCorps Connect, her grandson, Kenneth, told his mother Olivia about the greatest lesson Lola taught him.
On January 28, 1986, NASA Challenger mission STS-51-L ended in tragedy when the shuttle exploded 73 seconds after takeoff. On board was physicist Ronald E. McNair, who was the second African American to enter space. But first, he was a kid with big dreams in Lake City, South Carolina.
“You know, it’s the little things that you do day in and day out that I admired for the last 8 years. I don’t think you can find a better person to be friends with.” Every week, Herman Travis loads up a heavy shopping cart full of groceries from a food bank to bring to elderly neighbors in a low-income housing complex. Over time, he’s become close with the residents, including Robert Cochran. Together they came to StoryCorps to talk about how meaningful this weekly gesture has become to them both.
Allen Hoe was as a combat medic in Vietnam. His oldest son, Nainoa K. Hoe, served as a first lieutenant infantry officer with the Army’s 3rd Battalion in Iraq. In January 2005, while leading his men through Mosul, Iraq, Nainoa was killed by sniper fire. He was 27. On Memorial Day in 2005, Allen traveled from Hawaii to Washington, D.C. for an event honoring Army nurses returning home from the war. He remembers meeting the Army nurse who had cared for his son after he had been shot and killed during combat in Mosul, Iraq.
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Director of Microbiology Dr. Roberto Vargas worked long hours running tests at a hospital in Rochester, New York. Because of the risk of exposure, he made the difficult decision to isolate himself from his wife, Susan, and their four young kids. At the time of this conversation, he was living in the basement of their home. Using StoryCorps Connect, Dr. Vargas spoke virtually with his wife Susan and their 10-year-old son Xavier about the toll that this setup has taken on them, and the ways they have come together as a family despite the distance.
Zookeeper Annie Marcum shows investigator Genesis the nutritional science involved in the care of carnivores! From lions to tigers to otters, oh my, Genesis helps Annie with her daily dinner duties at Lansing’s Potter Park Zoo!
Computer Coder Hillary Lewandowski explains to Curious Crew investigator Janellyn how programming language is used to create interactive websites. Ms. Lewandowski is a Drupal Developer for Commercial Progression in Northville, MI.
Robotics and Automation Educator Sid Mosley demonstrates to Curious Crew investigator Janellyn how students and professionals retrain for new careers by learning how to program robots in manufacturing and automation. Mr. Mosley is the coordinator for the Center for Manufacturing Excellence at Lansing Community College in Lansing, MI.
Water Chemist Daveda Quinn shows investigator Genesis the importance of chemistry in keeping our water clean and safe! Daveda gives her a tour of the Wastewater Treatment Plant in Jackson, Michigan, and Genesis gets "hands on" training testing water and learning the importance of protecting this vital natural resource.
Genesis “strengthens” her knowledge of athletic training with LouAnne Jefferson! Athletic training is more than just push-ups and sit-ups! Genesis learns how different body movements and the use of bands, bosus, and even water treadmills help athletes build muscle strength and stay healthy!
Fasten your seat belt as Janellyn learns how to fly a plane with Delta Air Lines pilot Emily Coaker! Janellyn’s knowledge about aviation soars as Emily gives her a tour of the flight deck on a Boeing 717 at Detroit Metro Airport.
Janellyn’s knowledge about forest hydrology grows with Asia Dowtin! They venture into the forest to collect and analyze precipitation samples to calculate water movement through stem flow, which is vitally important to the urban planning and development of water systems.
Janellyn gets a bird’s eye view of ornithology from expert Pam Rasmussen! Ornithologist Pam Rasmussen explains the science behind the study of birds. Pam and Janellyn spend the day bird watching using all different kinds of equipment including binoculars, cameras, and listening devices! Janellyn also gets a tour of bird exhibits at the Michigan State University Museum.
Janellyn explores the benefits of prescribed burns and how they relate to convection with United States Fire Management Officer Persephone Whelen. Janellyn also learns about the various tools firefighters use and the safety precautions they must take in the field.
Michigan State University Athletic Turf Manager Amy Fouty shares the science behind creating athletic fields with kid investigator Genesis! Amy teaches Genesis the importance of having different types of turf for different sports, how to measure a field’s water level, and the overall care that goes into turf management.
Health Educator Bethany Thayer explains to Curious Crew investigator Janellyn how awareness of healthy lifestyles and making good choices can improve our overall well-being and help us live long lives. Ms. Thayer is the Director of the Center for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention at Henry Ford Health System in Detroit, MI.
Explore your possibilities at Detroit's Michigan Science Center as Dr. Tonya Matthews takes Janellyn on an interactive tour.
Janellyn has a GRRREAT! time with Kellogg Company packaging engineer Karen Keeder! Karen shows Janellyn the science that goes into the designing, labeling, and testing of the packages for various Kellogg's food products, including Cheez-It and Rice Krispies Treats.
Fiat Chrysler Automotive’s auto-design color and materials director LaShirl Turner shows Janellyn the science and art behind using various colors and materials for automobiles. Together they compare and contrast different materials in the FCA Design Dome, and Janellyn even gets to take a test drive!
Genesis is 'over-the-moon' to learn about astronomy with Jillian Bellovary! Jillian explains to Genesis what black holes are, how they form, and how she studies them using computer simulations.
Janellyn’s knowledge about space blasts off with NASA astronaut Jessica Meir! Jessica launches into her experience of what it’s like to be in outer space, including being a part of the first all-female spacewalk. Janellyn learns how Jessica’s love of biology led to her passion to become an astronaut with NASA.
Architectural Designer Tiffany Brown “builds” Janellyn’s knowledge about architecture! Janellyn learns the science and art that goes into the process of creating and constructing buildings in downtown Detroit.
It is Motherboard's birthday, but not all is well. The CyberSquad must save Cyberspace on their own when a malfunction [...]
It is Motherboard's birthday, but not all is well. The CyberSquad must save Cyberspace on their own when a malfunction [...]
It is Motherboard's birthday, but not all is well. The CyberSquad must save Cyberspace on their own when a malfunction [...]
It is Motherboard's birthday, but not all is well. The CyberSquad must save Cyberspace on their own when a malfunction [...]
It is Motherboard's birthday, but not all is well. The CyberSquad must save Cyberspace on their own when a malfunction [...]
It is Motherboard's birthday, but not all is well. The CyberSquad must save Cyberspace on their own when a malfunction [...]
Digit's cousin, Brigit, thinks a lack of bats is the reason the flowering cactus plants are not bearing any apple [...]
Digit's cousin, Brigit, thinks a lack of bats is the reason the flowering cactus plants are not bearing any apple [...]
Digit's cousin, Brigit, thinks a lack of bats is the reason the flowering cactus plants are not bearing any apple [...]
The CyberSquad must investigate why Hacker saved the cybersite Factoria. Click the image above to watch this episode on the [...]
The CyberSquad must investigate why Hacker saved the cybersite Factoria. Click the image above to watch this episode on the [...]
The CyberSquad must investigate why Hacker saved the cybersite Factoria. Click the image above to watch this episode on the [...]
The CyberSquad is excited to celebrate Giving Thanks Day with Jackie's pumpkin pie, but there's a big problem -- Hacker [...]
The CyberSquad is excited to celebrate Giving Thanks Day with Jackie's pumpkin pie, but there's a big problem -- Hacker [...]
The CyberSquad is excited to celebrate Giving Thanks Day with Jackie's pumpkin pie, but there's a big problem -- Hacker [...]
Jackie and Inez search everywhere for cherries so Digit can make his famous cherry supreme dessert for food critic Bone [...]
Jackie and Inez search everywhere for cherries so Digit can make his famous cherry supreme dessert for food critic Bone [...]
Jackie and Inez search everywhere for cherries so Digit can make his famous cherry supreme dessert for food critic Bone [...]
Ren and the CyberSquad use their math skills to plant a garden in an unlikely space. Meanwhile, Hacker receives an [...]
Ren and the CyberSquad use their math skills to plant a garden in an unlikely space. Meanwhile, Hacker receives an [...]
Ren and the CyberSquad use their math skills to plant a garden in an unlikely space. Meanwhile, Hacker receives an [...]
In an unlikely pairing, the CyberSquad helps Hacker stop a new villain named Zusk who is zapping trees with his [...]
In an unlikely pairing, the CyberSquad helps Hacker stop a new villain named Zusk who is zapping trees with his [...]
In an unlikely pairing, the CyberSquad helps Hacker stop a new villain named Zusk who is zapping trees with his [...]
Hacker suctions up all the dirt in Dingerville Park just before The Dingerball Series -- a once-in-every-four-year championship -- leaving [...]
Hacker suctions up all the dirt in Dingerville Park just before The Dingerball Series -- a once-in-every-four-year championship -- leaving [...]
Hacker suctions up all the dirt in Dingerville Park just before The Dingerball Series -- a once-in-every-four-year championship -- leaving [...]
Explore the phenomenon of fungal networks in the city of Crystal Falls, MI to help students learn some of the [...]
Award-winning cartoonist, Joe Wos, takes to the trees of Australia where we learn to draw a Koala and Kookaburra. Students will also learn about using line to create the illusion of texture.
Learn to draw one of the world’s most unusual animals, the platypus. Follow along step-by-step with cartoonist Joe Wos to create this unique Aussie mammal. He’ll draw in another Australian water creature, the crocodile. Students will also learn how similar features can be used to create completely different characters.
High up on the barn roof, a rooster wakes up early and waits for someone to draw him. Cartoonist Joe Wos will teach students how to draw that barnyard alarm clock commonly called the rooster. Students will also learn about conveying emotions through facial expression.
Learn to draw an adorable dog using letters, numbers, and simple shapes. Joe will also share tips on using props to set a scene.
In this episode we draw a hamster all dressed up in his top hat and tails. Students will see how costume can help transform a character.
Our fishy friend looks a little worried when we draw a cat to keep him company! Students will also learn about the relationship between predator and prey.
Grab your paper and pen and float on down to the South Pole where we will draw an ice-skating penguin. You'll also get a lesson in the concepts of shape and form.
Meet two North Pole pals: A Narwhal and his best friend Seal! Students will also learn about character relationships.
Meet with a data analyst at La-Z-Boy to learn how her work helps to bring comfy chairs to your home. [...]
Learn about cybersecurity from three women who work in this exciting field. Liz Beattie, cybersecurity expert at Dominos, tells us [...]
Trey Devey, President of Interlochen Center for the Arts, reads the book Gloria's Big Problem. The episode focuses on learning about being a performing arts star and about how "shooting for the stars" means believing you can do anything and then working really hard to achieve it.
The episode discusses some potential careers, including some you may never have thought about, and talks about having the courage to participate in something that others may not like, or worse, may make fun of you for and about how we can grow to our individual, unique and special potential.
The episode explores the subject of plants, while also using plants and how they never sit still as a way to talk about how we keep our communities moving forward and help residents stay active and engaged in making the places they call home even better each and every day.
The co-founder of GoSili, which makes environmentally-friendly cups and straws, Stacey Feeley visits City Opera House to read the book Garbage or Recycling. The episode explores engineering and how engineers figure out how things work and find practical uses for scientific discoveries.
The episode discusses some potential careers, including some you may never have thought about, and talks about having the courage to participate in something that others may not like, or worse, may make fun of you for and about how we can grow to our individual, unique and special potential.
Michele Howard reads the book The Great Lakes. The episode's activity is led by Tara Gang, an elementary art teacher at Traverse City Area Public Schools, and focuses on researching some interesting facts about a favorite lake and then designing and building a map to represent the body of water.
Host Ben Whiting serves as guest reader in the season opening episode that explores concepts related to flight. The episode focuses on learning about the things that feathers do for birds beyond helping them to fly. The featured book is Feathers Not Just for Flying.
Do you like cute little fun foods? Watch this video and see how we made one with just a bit of polymer clay.
Originally performed by the Interlochen Arts Academy for Valentines Day, this ballet adaptation of the famous play is now available [...]
Learn all about the letter X and learn two new high-frequency words.
Learn about communities and citizenship and learn some new high frequency words.
Spelling with the -ed suffix and lunar eclipses.
Learn more about how you can be a world changer, and more about syllables.
Read words with many different syllable types and learn how to be a world changer.
Learn all about the letter U and read a story about a wolf mom and her pups.
Read a fun story about a girl who is called Mean Jean the Recess Queen. Then try a word ladder with long and short a and i words.
Read words with the -le ending, and read about inventing the stoplight.
Learn about community helpers and how to be an active citizen in your community. Then, write an opinion piece.
Learn about schools of the past and today, and learn about the -ing ending.
Have you ever heard of time capsules? Because of how architects have designed the world we live in, any building [...]
How many different kinds of landmarks can you find in one neighborhood? Landmarks in a neighborhood act as an “anchor”. [...]
Wimee’s friends, Vivian and Queenie, sing about potluck; Brody shares secret recipes; Language Explorers share potluck in six languages; Cailynn bakes cookies for her birthday; Wimee and friends play Number Crunching; and Ms. Donna from Los Angeles Public Library shares a book about dumpling day.
Wimee sings a song and writes a story with help from his friends; Lucy translates words into Spanish; ScribbleJim sings a song about yellow things; Miss Cherry from Ventura County Library shares a book about the sun; and our friend 123 Andres sings a song in Spanish about the color yellow!
Travel with host Justin Rogers as we meet young people throughout Michigan who use poetry to empower themselves and their communities.
Wimee sings a song about twos; Mr. Brad from Kent District Library teaches us numbers in Swahili; Ms. Joanna from Los Angeles Public Library shares a book about being “two-gether”; and in our Math Moment we find pairs with Karsen.
Make a duck mask necklace and quack along as we count and solve basic math equations.
Learn how children can sort, collect, and group objects they see in the real-world A simple chore, like laundry, can be an opportunity to discuss math with your kids.
Discover how children learn to count and how you, as a family member or caregiver of a young learner, can help encourage their development. Then explore ways you can bring number sense into the home by recognizing opportunities to talk about math in everyday life, including while clearing the breakfast table.
Kids must develop a spatial sense to communicate with others about the world around them. To do so, it’s important that families use vocabulary related to position and location as often as possible around young learners.
In this step-by-step activity video, we create magical bead wands while learning to sort and collect with your child. This video is included as part of PBS SoCal’s Family Math initiative, which provides math tools and support for families of young learners.
In this step-by-step activity video, which requires little other than some newspaper and tape, we learn about the vocabulary of location and position (over, under, in front of and behind). Practicing these skills helps your children develop a spatial sense of objects in relation to other objects in a 3D space.
In this step-by-step activity video, we create a fun Bingo-style board game while helping your child develop number and counting skills. This video is included as part of PBS SoCal’s Family Math initiative, which provides math tools and support for families of young learners.
In this step-by-step activity video, we hunt through magazines and newspapers for shapes while talking to our children about shape names and attributes. We then create colorful collages to share with the family. This video is included as part of PBS SoCal’s Family Math initiative, which provides math tools and support for families of young learners.
In this step-by-step activity video, we learn to identify and create patterns before creating a simple loom from popsicle sticks and twine. The loom can be used to create endless patterns for hours of math related fun. This video is included as part of PBS SoCal’s Family Math initiative, which provides math tools and support for families of young learners.
Wimee and friends write a story about a chair; Ms. Stephanie signs “chair” in ASL; ScribbleJim, Sparky, Laina and Baby Bumblebee play musical chairs; Ms. Sharon from Ventura County Library shares a book about chairs; and Cailynn interviews Wimee’s Neighbor, orthopedic surgeon Dr. Hamilton.
This lesson will explore the phenomenon of wind in the winter through the pastime of ice boating to learn about [...]
Learn all about the letter K and learn about being an active citizen in your community.
Read a new informational book about how you can be an active citizen in your community, and learn some new high frequency words.
Learn all about the letter H and about different types of homes.
Get out and about in the community to learn about community helpers.
Use the number line to place, compare, and order decimals to the hundredths. Use estimation and an algorithm based on place value to add decimals to hundredths. Use the number line to place, compare, order, and add decimals to the hundredths.
Match visual models to the numbers they represent in fraction and decimal format. Solve problems with decimal fractions. Match visual models to the numbers they represent in fraction and decimal format.
Use visual models and equations to solve problems involving multiplying and dividing fractions. Use models & equations to solve problems involving multiplying and dividing fractions.
Student host Treasure helps us celebrate the incredible contributions women have made in science, math, literature, technology, and more.
This lesson will explore the phenomenon of ice cover as students learn about ways that winter is “shrinking” in the [...]
Use visual models, repeated addition, and multiplication to solve problems with equal sized groups. Compare the strategies to see which one is most efficient. Use visual models, addition, & multiplication to solve problems with equal sized groups.
Dr. Rebecca Hasson of InPACT at Home joins Tara Hardy to discuss the importance of moving our bodies! Plus, we [...]
Use estimation and visual models to solve problems involving adding fractions with unlike denominators. Solve problems involving adding fractions with unlike denominators.
Explore the history, heritage, and culture of African-Americans.
Put together the fraction puzzle pieces by matching the visual model, expression, and fraction representations. Match visual models, expressions, and fractions to explore adding fractions.
Learn how to create your own spiral snake, see what it’s like to study with Broadway professionals, and more! Featuring Detroit School of the Arts student host, Brooke.
Use visual models and benchmark fractions to help compare and order fractions with unlike numerators and denominators. Use a number line and benchmark fractions to compare and order fractions.
Honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Content partners include U.S. National Park Service, Meet The Helpers, WUCF, American Black Journal, Detroit PBS Kids, and The Diatribe. Featuring student host, Brooke.
Learn all about the letter B, learn two new high-frequency words, and read a story.
Learn new high frequency words, plus more about what it means to be a citizen.
Practice words with vowel teams and read about the Watts Towers.
Explore comparing fractions with like numerators or like denominators to tell which is larger or smaller using benchmark fractions and visual representations like number lines. Explore comparing fractions with like numerators or like denominators.
Learn all about the letter E and the difference between wants and needs.
Learn about citizenship in your community and how the -ed ending works.
How can I be a world changer? Practice words with vowel teams and read a story about a tower.
Interpret a fraction as division of the numerator by the denominator. Solve word problems involving division of whole numbers leading to answers in the form of fractions or mixed numbers by using visual fraction models or equations to represent the problem. Interpret a fraction as division of the numerator by the denominator and solve problems.
Use visual models to solve problems with division to divide unit fractions by whole numbers and whole numbers by unit fractions. Use visual models to solve problems with division of unit fractions & whole numbers.
Watch Story Pirate friends Lauren and Billy as they cast out common word “Said” and replace it with richer, more [...]
Use estimation and visual models to solve problems involving adding fractions with unlike denominators. Use visual models to solve problems involving adding fractions with unlike denominators.
Divide two- and three-digit numbers by a single-digit number using strategies based on place value (partial quotients). Divide multi-digit numbers by a single-digit number using strategies based on place value.
Mr. Lineberger loves playing games with dice. He needs your help to figure out how many each of his friends will get when they come over to play games. We can use division to help him figure it out.
Mr. Lineberger wants to plant a garden. Help him visualize and represent his garden. We can use division to help him plan how he'll use all the veggies he plans to grow.
Explore side length, area, and volume and apply the formulas V = l × w × h and V = B × h for rectangular prisms to solve problems. Explore side length, area, and volume and apply the formulas for volume to solve problems.
Practice more words with r-controlled vowels, and work with poems.
Explore how citizens help in their communities and and learn about the -ing ending.
Understand concepts of volume measurement by counting unit cubes, using cubic cm, cubic in, cubic ft, and improvised units. Solve problems involving volume. Understand concepts of volume measurement by counting unit cubes or calculating volume.
Practice reading mutlisyllablic words and learn about archaeology.
Learn about goods and services, wants and needs and the letter G.
Use visual models, decompose shapes, and apply the area formula for rectangles to solve problems in real world contexts. Use visual models & the area formula for rectangles to solve problems.
Decompose shapes into rectangles to determine the area of the composite shape using the area formula for rectangles. Decompose shapes into rectangles to determine the area of the composite shape.
Decompose shapes into rectangles to determine the perimeter of the composite shape using the perimeter formula for rectangles. Decompose shapes into rectangles to determine the perimeter of the composite shape.
Use attributes of quadrilaterals (number of sides and type of angles) to sort and classify shapes. Use attributes of quadrilaterals to sort and classify shapes.
Use your body and form several yoga poses to help create, describe, and name different types of triangles. Name their angles. Move into yoga poses to help create, describe, and name different types of triangles.
Move on a physical place value chart to help understand that in a multi-digit whole number, a digit in one place represents ten times what it represents in the place to its right. Move on a physical place value chart to understand the "times 10" pattern.
Recognize that in a multi-digit number, a digit in one place represents 10 times as much as it represents in the place to its right. Hunt for patterns in the number of zeros of the product when multiplying a number by powers of 10. Hunt for patterns in the product when multiplying a number by 10.
Multiply a two-digit by a one-digit whole number using strategies based on place value and the properties of operations. Illustrate and explain the calculation by using equations, rectangular arrays, and/or area models. Multiply whole numbers using place value strategies & the properties of operations.
Visit the hometown of one of the greatest American writers of all time, an olympic gold medalist shares how a book taught her to never give up, and much more.
Take a closer look at coding - and get some advice about how to get started. Content partners include Code.org, WKAR, Career Girls, Detroit Public Television, West Michigan Works!, and youcubed at Stanford University. Featuring student host, Yash.
Honor the history, heritage, and cultural contributions of Indigenous peoples. Content partners includeWCMU Public Media, Rhode Island PBS, WMHT, Detroit Institute of Arts, and KCTS. This episode features student host, Yash.
Jabberwalk with a famous poet, learn about storytelling, and meet some cool writers. Content partners include Career Girls, StoryCorps, Inside Out Literary Arts, InPACT at Home, PBS Books, Library of Congress, and The Diatribe. This episode features student host, Yash.
Get a songwriting lesson from an award-winning singer, learn strategies to deal with our emotions, and more. Content partners include The Diatribe, WETA, InsideOut Literary Arts, Live Coal Gallery, and InPact at Home. Featuring student host, Yash.
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the making of a giant puppet, get a peek into the life of Frida Kahlo, and much more! Content partners include Detroit Performs, CUNY TV, Shaun Nethercott & Maurizio Dominguez, and PBS Books. Featuring student host, Yash.
The Spectacle Reef Lighthouse sits 17 miles from the mainland in the Straits of Mackinac. Built in 1869, it became [...]
This lesson will expose students to the science and engineering practice of developing and using models. Through an exploration of [...]
This lesson will provide students opportunities to build perspective and empathy as they explore multiple points of view on a [...]
This lesson will introduce students to the phenomena of buoyancy and water displacement by helping them understand why a boat [...]
Explore the phenomenon of eutrophication by learning the reasons behind the novel algal blooms observed in Lake Superior, the impact [...]
Read a book to help learn the letter Y and learn some new words along the way.
Sort words that have open, closed, and vowel-consonant-e syllables, and ask important questions about a text.
Learn all about the letter V and find out what lives under the snow.
Learn how to make words plural and read a book about stars.
Work with words that have open, closed, and vowel-consonant-e syllables.
Nobody loves a Math Mystery like the Odd Squad! In this activity, detectives will use a code to maneuver a [...]
Create a word ladder and listen to two stories in order to compare and contrast them.
Read words with more than one syllable and read a story in two languages!
Use your observations about the night sky to write a story about the seasons.
Read words with more than one syllable and meet an amazing author!
Work with simple compound words and write a persuasive letter about our environment.
Find a mystery word, read a text about saving our planet, and write your own opinion text.
Learn all about the letter D and read about how weather changes across the seasons.
Work with simple compound words and learn how to reuse and recycle metal.
Work with words that have open and closed syllables, and brainstorm sentences.
Mister C and the Science Crew have all the tricks to make science exciting with optical illusions.
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to tell whether Dotson's 10-frames represent a number more than his focus number. Examine a train to find shapes. Put together shapes to make familiar objects.
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to add 9 and 5 using a double 10-frame and a decompose strategy. Use near-doubles to add with double 10-frames and a compensation strategy.
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to find the mistake made in counting up on a number line to subtract. Use visual models to practice adding and subtracting lengths of objects within 100.
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to hunt for the mistake made counting up on the number line. Use a Rekenrek and number line to explore rounding numbers to the nearest ten and hundred.
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to tell whether Dotson's 10-frames represent a number less than his focus number. Tell Which One Doesn't Belong by examining four sets of pattern blocks. Use pattern blocks to make different shapes.
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to find the error in DC's addition. Use different strategies to subtract including counting back and the connection between addition and subtraction. Use a number line to help count on to find a difference.
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to find the mistake made in counting up on a number line to subtract. Notice and wonder to compare a bar graph and a line plot. Measure your own hand span. Create and use a line plot of hand span data to answer questions.
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to hunt for the mistake made counting up on the number line. Use place value cards to practice rounding numbers to the nearest ten and hundred.
Read and write words with the -ough- spelling and learn how to help prevent pollution.
Work with words that have open syllables and organize ideas for an opinion writing.
Learn to read and write words with the -ough- spelling and learn about text features.
Find a mystery word, read a poem, and look at an example of opinion writing
Wimee and friends write a song about peanut butter sandwiches; Moby shares some facts; Wimee and a friend meet some [...]
Join Mrs. Ignagni for a Mystery Math Mistake with T-Pops. See if you can be a detective and figure out what step T-Pops forgot in the traditional method!
Join Mrs. Ignagni for a Mystery Math Mistake with Value Pak. See if you can be a detective and figure out where the error is in the problem.
Join Mrs. Ignagni for a Mystery Math Mistake with Value Pak. See if you can be a detective and figure out where the error is in the problem.
Join Mrs. Ignagni for a Mystery Math Mistake with D.C. Can you use your magnified glass and find his mistake?
Join Mrs. Ignagni for a Mystery Math Mistake with D.C. Can you use your magnifying glass and find his mistake?
Join Mrs. Ignagni for a Mystery Math Mistake with her friend Springling. Can you figure out where she went wrong on her open number line?
Join Mrs. Ignagni for a Mystery Math Mistake with her friend Springling. Can you figure out where she went wrong on her open number line?
Join Mrs. Ignagni for a Mystery Math Mistake with T-Pops. See if you can be a detective and figure out what step T-Pops forgot in the traditional method!
A forest creature ate all of Chris and Martin's jerky! We're asking our youngest math detectives to solve math puzzles [...]
Cookie Monster needs your help finding out who took his cookies! We're asking our youngest math detectives to solve math [...]
You're trying to attend a secret meeting, but the doorman just keeps saying numbers at you! You notice that other [...]
Somehow, a bank robber managed to infiltrate Mercenary Bank – and he’s looking to fill a briefcase with a million [...]
Brothers Pete and Pauly never miss an opportunity to argue – and now they’re at odds over their pet iguanas. [...]
Carla’s birthday cash is burning a hole in her pocket, but the stores downtown have her in a bind! Her [...]
Shopaholic Carla’s just found the cutest pair of shoes! And – even better – she did the math and found [...]
He might be at an amusement park, but Cory isn’t amused. His mom’s silly rules are such a buzzkill. She [...]
Marko the Magnificent’s magic show isn't going very well – kids just don’t respond to his magic like they used [...]
In this activity, children will create a nighttime city and skip count the windows by 2 using a flashlight. For [...]
How many shapes can your child think of? Ask them to draw one shape per a piece of colored paper [...]
Create a balance scale to compare weights of household objects. Ask your little one which object they think will be [...]
Tito’s famous square pizza just got bigger – twice as big, in fact. Unfortunately, Tito isn’t nearly as good at [...]
Wimee makes a peanut puppet friend and Moby becomes a puppeteer; Wimee and his peanut get scared by a ghost in their story, and Michael makes a Wimage of it; the key words from the story are translated by Ms. Sara into Spanish; Wimee's friend Matt McGee shows us how to make a robot puppet out of recycled materials.
Wimee and friends sing a rhyming song about a great big bear; Wimee writes a story about a chipmunk's forest adventure and Nia creates a Wimage for it; Ms. Stephanie teaches us how to say our key story words in ASL; Wimee's friend Rose Johnson tells us a Native American story from Michigan about a bear and his tail
Wimee and friends sing a song about things they're thankful for; Moby takes a road trip to an art exhibit at Veterans' Park in Grand Rapids, MI; Wimee and friends write a story about a cake-eating frog; Ms. Sara translates our key story words into Spanish; Michael creates a cool Wimage in the Lab; Director Adams from the MVAA tells Wimee about Veteran's Day and about who veterans are.
Moby talks about stories being everywhere; Wimee tells a story about a river trip he took with a worm; Ms. Sara translates today's story words into Spanish; Wimee talks with kids about being writers; Ms. Kelaine takes us on a tour of the KDL Bookmobile where thousands of stories live; and Wimee dreams about discovering the most magical book in the world!
Wimee and friends sing a guacamole clothing song; Moby tells us about avocados; Wimee and friends write a story about an avocado tree that has no more avocados; Brody tells us how many pounds of guacamole are eaten every year; Ms. Sara translates our key story words into Spanish; Jim sings a funny song about shopping at the grocery store
Wimee, Moby, and the team sing about ways they show others that they care; Gabe and Charlie display great sportsmanship while they play the game NBA Math Hoops
Learn about the letter W and build words using all the letters we have learned so far.
Practice closed syllables, read about climate challenges, and brainstorm writing ideas.
Give Mrs. Spear some feedback on her story and learn some new high frequency words.
Practice the -eigh- spelling then experiment with ways to protect Earth’s surface.
Practice closed syllables and talk about the thoughts we have when we write.
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to build "one more." Hunt for different shapes within a picture. Describe and use attributes of shapes to tell if two shapes are the same. Match everyday objects with their shape.
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to add 2 two-digit numbers. Measure the length of objects and sides of shapes in inches. Notice and Wonder to compare centimeters and inches. Find objects that are about 1 inch long.
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to figure out what went wrong when adding two 3-digit numbers. Subtract within 1,000 using a number line and compensation and decompose strategies.
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to order numbers. Explore 4 shapes: triangles, squares, rectangles, and circles. Go on a Shape Hunt to see how many shapes you can find in a picture. Use attributes of shapes to help reveal a mystery shape.
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to compare expressions. Make a 10 to help you add. Use a double 10-frame and the "make 10" strategy to add two single-digit numbers.
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to add 2 two-digit numbers. Explore how many inches there are in a foot. Practice picking the best unit, inches or feet, to measure the length of objects.
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to find a mistake made in using an algorithm for addition and subtraction. Subtract within 1000 using strategies and algorithms based on place value, properties of operations, and/or the relationship between addition and subtraction.
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake as you add two 2-digit numbers using a decomposition strategy. What do you [...]
Learn all about the letter R and read a text about windy weather.
Learn about why we have seasons. Then, learn about how to how to add dialog to a story.
Complete an experiment and a writing activity about earthquakes.
Learn about prefixes under- and after-, read about salmon, and start a narrative writing.
Practice new words and learn how to edit and revise a story.
Practice words that include -ngth-, then read and write about volcanoes.
Learn about the under- and after- prefixes and continue our narrative writing.
Use decomposition to find the area of figures. How will you decompose the figures into rectangles? Engage in a Number Talk and compare your strategies to others.
Decompose numbers to subtract. Engage in a Number Talk focused on subtraction strategies. Can you solve the problem without pencil and paper? Play a fun subtraction game called "Less than 10".
Explore area with square inches and centimeters. How can we use square inch tiles and centimeter cubes to compare the area of squares and rectangles? You'll also engage in a Number Talk focused on subtraction strategies.
Use the 10-frame to increase your number sense. Play fun games called "Deck o' Dot Duel 10-frame" and "Same, Less, More." Engage in a Number Talk to find "how many" and to answer a secret question.
Solve addition and subtraction word problems with a Step-by-Step Visual Model checklist. Understand what the problem is asking to help you solve it. Engage in a Number Talk to find "how many" and to answer a secret question.
Count up or down on an open number line. Explore a subtraction strategy and see if it helps you to subtract. Engage in a Number Talk.
Explore area with partially tiled rectangles. Can you apply what you know about multiplication to figure out the area of the rectangle? Discover lots of different units that we can use to measure area. Engage in a Number Talk and compare your strategies with others.
Practice words with the -thr- word part and read a book about earthquakes.
Learn about the -ous and -en suffixes and examine an exemplar for narrative writing.
In today's episode, Lauren and Eric show us how Show Not Tell applies to character traits.
In today's episode, Lauren and Eric show us how Show Not Tell applies to emotions.
In today's episode, Lauren and Eric show us how to use similes to Show Not Tell.
In today's episode, Lauren and Eric show us how Show Not Tell applies to emotions. Each episode of SPTV includes one of these educational lessons. Catch full episodes of Story Pirates on the Michigan Learning Channel.
Represent fractions as parts of a set using the decimal fraction one-hundredth (0.01). Practice reading and writing decimals. Explore mixed fractions and decimals. Compare mixed decimals. Understand place value with mixed decimal numbers.
Represent fractions as parts of a set using the decimal fraction one-tenth (0.1). Practice reading decimals. Explore mixed fractions and decimals. Compare mixed decimals.
Use visual fraction models to add and subtract fractions with the same denominators. Notice patterns in the numerator and denominator of the sum and difference. Get some more practice with identifying and representing equivalent fractions.
Explore, represent, and identify equivalent fractions. Compare fractions that are not equivalent.
Use area models to represent fractions. Explore fractions as parts of a set. Use fractions as parts of a set to introduce the concept of equivalent fractions
Compare fractions with the same numerator and different denominators. Compare and order fractions using bar models. Represent one whole using a fraction with equal numerator and denominator.
Explore the meaning and relationship of the numerator and denominator in fractions. Identify fractions from visual representations such as rectangles, bars, and circles. Compare fractions with the same numerator and different denominators.
Explore the concept of fractions as equal parts of a whole. Identify and represent fractions using pictures and words.
In this episode, we'll figure out how to wrap up a story after the hero-sized problem is solved. Each episode of SPTV includes one of these educational lessons. Catch full episodes of Story Pirates on the Michigan Learning Channel.
In this episode, we'll write the most action-packed parts of our story. Each episode of SPTV includes one of these educational lessons. Catch full episodes of Story Pirates on the Michigan Learning Channel.
In this episode, we'll use different ways to get a reader interested in our story. Each episode of SPTV includes one of these educational lessons. Catch full episodes of Story Pirates on the Michigan Learning Channel.
In this episode, we'll use some unique dialoge descriptors. Each episode of SPTV includes one of these educational lessons. Catch full episodes of Story Pirates on the Michigan Learning Channel.
In this episode, we'll think about creative ways a hero can overcome obstacles. Each episode of SPTV includes one of these educational lessons. Catch full episodes of Story Pirates on the Michigan Learning Channel.
In this episode, we'll decide how out hero should speak. Each episode of SPTV includes one of these educational lessons. Catch full episodes of Story Pirates on the Michigan Learning Channel.
In this episode, we establish a conflict by giving our hero a hero-sized problem!
In this episode, we make the hero a more well rounded character by showing the reader what they’re up to on a normal day, before the problem starts! Each episode of SPTV includes one of these educational lessons. Catch full episodes of Story Pirates on the Michigan Learning Channel.
In this episode, we talk about why heroes need weaknesses. Each episode of SPTV includes one of these educational lessons. Catch full episodes of Story Pirates on the Michigan Learning Channel.
Some of the first stories people told were about heroes, and they're still among the most popular stories today. In [...]
Some of the first stories people told were about heroes, and they're still among the most popular stories today. In this video series, we're going to be creating some of those stories about heroes, put them up against hero-sized problems, and help them come up with solutions that amaze us! In this episode, we talk about what a hero is! Each episode of SPTV includes one of these educational lessons. Catch full episodes of Story Pirates on the Michigan Learning Channel.
Explore the Multiply by 9 facts by recognizing there is only one new fact: 9 x 9. Compete against characters to see who finds the product first. Play games and use your fingers to practice multiplying. Use multiplication facts you already know to help find the product when one factor is 9.
Explore the Multiply by 8 facts using the grouping of objects and arrays. Compete against characters to see who finds the product first. Practice with the commutative property of multiplication and 8's. Use multiplication facts you already know to help find the product when one factor is 8.
Explore the Multiply by 7 facts using the grouping of objects and arrays. Compete against characters to see who finds the product first. Practice with the commutative property of multiplication and 7's. Use multiplication facts you already know to help find the product when one factor is 7.
Explore the Multiply by 6 facts using the grouping of objects and arrays. Compete against characters to see who finds the product first. Practice with the commutative property of multiplication and 6's. Use multiplication facts you already know to help find the product when one factor is 6.
Explore the Multiply by 4 facts using the grouping of objects and arrays. Compete against characters to see who finds the product first. Practice with the commutative property of multiplication and 4's. Use multiplication facts you already know to help find the product when one factor is 4.
Explore the Multiply by 3 facts using the grouping of objects and arrays. Compete against characters to see who finds the product first. Practice with the commutative property of multiplication and 3's. Match the multiplication picture with the Multiply by 3 fact.
Explore the Multiply by 5 facts using the grouping of objects, counting by fives, and arrays. Compete against characters to see who finds the product first. Practice with the commutative property of multiplication and 5's.
Explore the Multiply by 10 facts using the grouping of objects, counting by tens, and arrays. Practice with the commutative property of multiplication and 10's. Multiply by 0 and 1.
Explore multiplication to help us tell "how many." Multiply by 2 using the grouping of objects and arrays. Connect the commutative property of multiplication to repeated addition.
Former NASA Astronaut Jerry Linenger will read to us from his book all about his time on the MIR space [...]
In today's episode, Ty Schmidt from Norte! Youth Cycling reads us a story about a bicycle, Big Red, and its [...]
US Coast Guard Air Station Commander Charles E. Webb joins us to read us a story about Onyx the miracle [...]
Every American hero was once a young child. Join Rochelle Riley, Director of Arts and Culture for the City of [...]
Explore the Great Lakes with Hans Van Sumeren from the Great Lakes Water Studies Institute. Hans reads us a true [...]
https://youtu.be/P36_y9eLl10 Our guest today, Doug Mirabelli, was a catcher for the Boston Red Sox. He reads us a book about [...]
https://youtu.be/hbcSr-7EJVU Today’s special guest is Doris Winslow from The Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians. She reads us [...]
Meet Kaitlyn Bohnet and her friend Vega, a Red-Tailed Hawk, from the North Sky Raptor Sanctuary. Kaitlyn reads us a [...]
Read and write multi-digit whole numbers using base-ten numerals, number names, and expanded form. Compare two multi-digit numbers based on meanings of the digits in each place, using >, =, and < symbols.
Describe the value of a digit based on its place in the number. Read, write (in standard and expanded form), represent, compare, and order multi-digit numbers.
Build, read, write (in standard and expanded form), and represent four-digit numbers using base-10 blocks and symbols. Compare numbers based on meanings of the thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones digits using symbols.
Compare two or more three-digit numbers based on meanings of the hundreds, tens, and ones digits, using >, =, and < symbols. Build, read, write (in standard and expanded form), and represent three-digit numbers using base-10 blocks and symbols.
Build, read, write (in standard and expanded form), and represent three-digit numbers using base-10 blocks and symbols. Describe the value of a digit, including 0, based on its place in the number.
Practice time! Build, read, write (in standard and expanded form), and represent three-digit numbers using base-10 blocks and symbols. Describe the value of a digit based on its place in the number.
Moby tells us about shooting stars; Wimee and friends write a story about a falling moon; Mr. Brad translates the key story words in Swahili and talks about dark sky parks; Ms. Lisa shares a book about a young aspiring astronaut and learns about meteor showers; and Wimee interviews neighboring plants about what they each like about stars!
Figure out if there are enough. Engage in a Number Talk to find "how many" and to answer a secret question. Play a fun "4 in a row" game with numbers and arrangements.
Solve comparison word problems using data we get from questions like, Which meal is your favorite, breakfast, lunch or dinner? Play a game to use data to determine if a statement is true or false. Engage in a Number Talk to find "how many" and to answer a secret question.
Find area of figures with missing side lengths. How will you decompose the figures into rectangles to find the area? Engage in a Number Talk and compare your strategies with others.
Count birds to tell if Dotson made a Mystery Math Mistake when representing the number of birds using a 10-frame [...]
Represent 8 using a number bond and 10-frame to help solve a Mystery Math Mistake. Use Notice and Wonder to [...]
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake to hunt for the mistake in adding two 2-digit numbers using a decomposition [...]
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake as you add two 2-digit numbers using a decomposition strategy. Find Which One [...]
Count animals to tell if Dotson made a Mystery Math Mistake when representing the number of animals using a 10-frame [...]
Represent 10 using a number bond and 10-frame to help solve a Mystery Math Mistake. Use Notice and Wonder with [...]
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake as you add two 2-digit numbers using a decomposition strategy. Find Which One [...]
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake as you add two 2-digit numbers using a decomposition strategy. Use visual models [...]
Represent 6 with a 10-frame, dot card, and Rekenrek (counting buddy) to tell if Dotson made a Mystery Math Mistake. [...]
Represent 10 using a number bond and 10-frame with a missing addend. Use Notice and Wonder with a 10-frame, connecting [...]
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake as you add two 3-digit numbers using a partial sums strategy. Use strategies [...]
Use a 10-frame and Rekenrek (counting buddy) to tell if Dotson made a Mystery Math Mistake building "one less." Represent [...]
Represent a teen number using a number bond to solve a Mystery Math Mistake. Use Notice and Wonder with a [...]
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake as you add two 2-digit numbers using a decomposition strategy. Think through creating [...]
Warm up with a Mystery Math Mistake as you add two 3-digit numbers using a partial sums strategy. Use a [...]
Help Dotson count birds and help Mrs. Gray create towers for numbers and put them in order from 1 to 10.
Join Mrs. Gray for a Mystery Math Mistake. Dotson needs your help with making sure all of his ten frames are less than his focus number.
Join Mrs. Gray for a Mystery Math Mistake. Dotson needs your help with making sure all of his ten frames are more than his focus number.
Join Mrs. Gray for a Mystery Math Mistake. Dotson needs your help with ordering numbers.
Join Mrs. Gray for a Mystery Math Mistake. Dotson needs your help with building one more.
Join Mrs. Gray for a Mystery Math Mistake. Dotson needs your help with building one less.
Can you help dotson with his counting collection?
Look closely to see if you can find D.C.'s error in his addition.
Look closely to see if you can find D.C.'s error in his addition.
Look closely to see if you can find D.C.'s error in his addition.
Join Mrs. Markavich for a Mystery Math Mistake with her pal Value Pak! They need your help to with figuring out if their equation is balanced.
Mrs. Markavich and Value Pak need your help to decompose numbers by place value in their number bonds.
Value Pak needs your help with decomposing teen number, can you help?
Help D.C. find the missing addends in his number bonds.
Dotson needs your help with his number bonds showing different ways to make 10.
Can you find an error in Springling's open number line?
Can you find an error in Springling's open number line she used to subtract?
Abracus needs your help to figure out where the error is in his addition problem!
Abracus needs your help to figure out where is error is in his addition problem!
Can you find the error Mrs. McCartney and Value Pak made in their addition?
Build, read, write (in standard and expanded form), and represent three-digit numbers using base-10 blocks and symbols. Describe the value of a digit based on its place in the number.
Moby tells us what astronauts do in space; Wimee and friends write a story about an astronaut who forgot to pack his fruit; Ms. Grace translates the key story words into Spanish; we learn what our friends would bring with them on a rocketship trip with Jim and Sparky; Ms. Stephanie shares books about Sally Ride with us; and Wimee dreams about blasting off into space on a boat!
Wimee sings about biking all over the world; Moby tells us about bike buses; Wimee and friends write a story about biking West; Brody asks: bell or horn?; the key story words are translated into Swahili by Mr. Brad; Ms. Lisa shares a cool book with us; and Wimee and team play a fun scavenger hunt!
Wimee sings about travelling; Moby tells us about cartographers; Wimee and friends write a story about a far-travelling duck; Wimee and Mr. Brad talk about oceans, and Mr. Brad translates the key story words into Swahili. Miss Andrea teaches us how to map our house, and Mr. Michael shares about his travels.
Wimee sings about a silly rock and Moby tell us about his favorite rock. Wimee and friends write a story about a quest to find a magical rock; Brody shows us some of the rocks he found; Ms. Grace teaches us our key story words in Spanish; Jim orchestrates a large rock, paper, scissors game; and Wimee and Jim show us their Rock Boy songs about Michigan's state rock and stone!
ABC News Chief Meteorologist Ginger Zee joins Wimee and friends to talk about weather and being a scientist, and Wimee and friends write a story about a cat that took Wimee to school on a boat. Ms. Grace translates our key story words into Spanish; Jim sings about raining food; and Brock and Brody show us how to touch a cloud!
Wimee and Moby both sing and share about their friends; Wimee and friends write a story about a flying sandwich; Nia creates our story illustration in the HBCU Wimage Lab; Ms. Sara teaches us our key story words in Spanish; Ms. Holly talks to Wimee about what it's like to have autism; Siblee shows us a music video of Boo Lou and her friend playing games; and Miss Maddie has a dance party!
Wimee sings a goofy song about farm animals; Wimee and friends write a story about a lunch-stealing chicken; Brock joins us in the Wimage Lab; and our key story words are translated into Chinese by Miss Holly. During Tech Talk, Ms. Kelaine teaches us about computer farms; Gabriel joins us to show us his marshmallow farm
This week's theme is Space. On today's episode of Extra Credit, we make paper rockets, meet an engineer who helps [...]
This week's theme is Space. On today's episode of Extra Credit we build our own straw rockets, learn about space [...]
This week's theme is Around the World. On today's episode of Extra Credit we visit Australia and learn how to [...]
This week's theme is Around the World. On today's episode of Extra Credit we write a superhero story, make our [...]
On today's episode of Extra Credit we visit some of Michigan's most interesting locations, learn about the hog-nosed snake, and [...]
On today's episode of Extra Credit we meet a chef who used food to help heal a community, take a [...]
On today's episode of Extra Credit we meet a teenager who owns his own business, get fit with cardio kickboxing, [...]
On today's episode of Extra Credit we learn how to draw a rooster, get tips on how to tell an [...]
Welcome to Extra Credit! The place we come to meet interesting people, explore new ideas, and discover fun places together. [...]
This week's theme is engineering. On today's episode of Extra Credit, we discover how doctors use drones to deliver medical [...]
Wimee sings a silly, shapely song; Moby tells about the shapes he saw in nature; Wimee and friends write a story about a flying dragon, a baby, and a rock; Brody and Wimee have fun with shapes together; Ms. Grace translates the key story words into Spanish; Jim sings a guessing game shape song; and our friends McKenna and Mr. Blue show us how to draw shapes and find shapes in nature!
Wimee sings about a food truck that goes all through the town; Moby wonders about different types of trucks; Wimee and friends write a story about a tiger, some fudge, and a grandma; Wimee translates our key story word into Robot; Damion joins us to talk about driving his food truck; some of our friends point out trucks they spotted in their towns; and Wimee drives a monster truck taxi!
Wimee has sing-song fun with compound words; Moby tells us about bumblebee bats; Wimee and friends write a story about a glove-wearing bat, a house, and a mom; Miss Holly translates our key story words into Chinese; Ms. Kelaine shows us a fun website dedicated to all things bats; Miss Sarah teaches us how to calm down using our five senses
Wimee sings about dolphins doing things kids like to do; Moby shares what helps dolphins swim quickly; Wimee and friends write a story about a rollerblading shark, a dolphin, and a snack-snatching catfish; Brody shows us a video of seeing dolphins in the ocean; Ms. Grace translates our key story words into Spanish; Jim and Laina sing a song about traveling dolphins
Welcome to Extra Credit! The place we come to meet interesting people, explore new ideas, and discover fun places together. [...]
Wimee sings about alphabet rain; Moby tells us about state flowers; Wimee and friends write a story about a wheelbarrow, orchid seeds, and an ice cream party; Michael shows us how to use the new web-based Wimage maker; our key story words are translated into Chinese by Miss Holly; Ms. Kelaine shows a website that helps us identify plants.
For this movement activity, we’re going to be doing a quarterback drill.
For this movement activity, we’re going to be doing a wide receiver drill.
For this movement activity, we’re going to be doing a runningback drill.
For this movement activity, we’re going to be doing a lower body workout using a chair.
For this movement activity, we’re going to be doing an upper body workout using a chair.
For this movement activity, we’re going to be doing an agility drill called the wave drill.
For this movement activity, we’re going to be doing an agility drill with a ladder, or you can use cones or pillows.
For this movement activity, we’re going to be doing an agility drill with bags or you can use pillows. 6-7 mins of Roary demonstrating agility bags (or couch) pillows drills.
For this movement activity, we’re going to be doing an agility drill with cones or boxes. 6-7 mins of drill work involving a small 5ft x 5ft area of cones.
For this movement activity, we’ll be doing some dynamic warm-up exercises including High Knees , Butt kicks, Knee Tuck Lunge and more with Roary.
Wimee sings about flying all over the world; Moby wonders about how paper airplanes fly; Brody shows the tiny paper airplane he made for Wimito before making today's Wimage; Mr. Brad translates the key story words into Swahili; Ms. Bridget shows us how to make a few different types of paper airplanes; Wimee imagines what it would be like to fly on a paper airplane.
Welcome to Extra Credit! The place we come to meet interesting people, explore new ideas, and discover fun places together. [...]
Wimee and Moby play with rhyming words; Wimee and friends write a story about a singing fairy, a penguin, and a pencil; Grace translates our key story words into Spanish; Jim sings a guessing song featuring Sparky on the bell; Ms.Trisha rhymes with Wimee; and we have fun with our daily scavenger hunt!
Wimee sings a fun sports song; Moby gets a neck workout from a baseball game; Wimee and friends write a story about a picnic, John Cena, and a peanut trade; Lucy translates our key story words into Spanish; Wimee dreams about playing baseball with a dog; and Jim and Wimee talk baseball - Chicago-style!
Welcome to Extra Credit! The place we come to meet interesting people, explore new ideas, and discover fun places together. [...]
Welcome to Extra Credit! The place we come to meet interesting people, explore new ideas, and discover fun places together. [...]
Welcome to Extra Credit! The place we come to meet interesting people, explore new ideas, and discover fun places together. [...]
Welcome to Extra Credit! The place we come to meet interesting people, explore new ideas, and discover fun places together. [...]
Tracy Caldwell Dyson, Astronaut, signs in ASL a special message to students.
Katherine Johnson is known for being human computer and one of the original Hidden Figures at the National Advisory Committee, [...]
Genesis “jams” with musician Jen Sygit and discovers how music is based on science! They play a variety of instruments [...]
https://youtu.be/pI3ms_Pu4XgEnjoy the Detroit Zoo’s AniMinute series where we introduce you to individual animals living at the Detroit Zoo. In this [...]
https://youtu.be/lTbNWcxedYMTree identification is a popular hobby and one of the first steps in better understanding our forests. Part 2 of [...]
Great Lakes Now Host Ward Detwiler recently judged the Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner's Kids Clean Water Calendar Contest. Here's [...]
This mobile of feathery clouds will twist and turn in a gentle breeze. It even includes rain clouds with sparkling [...]
Sasha Williams, 14 year old coder, encourages girls to pursue coding and careers in tech. She is also an actor, [...]
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Learn about the art and artistic process of Rachelle Baker, a multi-disciplinary artist from Detroit, Michigan.
Computers are all around us, but what really makes a computer, a computer? Explore the history of computers and the [...]
The men and women who live and work on the International Space Station take thousands of photographs of their home [...]
Join the creators of Minecraft Education Edition to get in inside look at how their teamwork works.
The creators of Minecraft Education Edition discuss the rules they use to work as a team.
Hygiene, eating, sleeping — life operates a tad differently when you're in space. Join NASA Astronaut Jessica Meir as she [...]
NASA Spacesuit Engineer Lindsay Aitchison answers the question “How are we going to the Moon?” She addresses key questions about [...]
“You’re my favorite person to talk about space to.” Joey Jefferson, a Mission Operations Engineer at NASA, talks with his [...]
https://youtu.be/7br-LSLZvMY Join David, educator and storyteller, as he tells the tale of “Why Turtles Live in Water” through visual storytelling.
Build your own tool to explore the different colors and shapes outside in your neighborhood.
https://youtu.be/FcR-1eO98EsDid you know that bees, birds, wild animals, and humans are all connected? David tells us a story to illustrate [...]
Create a shape mobile to increase your child’s knowledge of shapes and their properties.
Hacker thinks his plan has succeeded, but the CyberSquad won't give up that easily.
The CyberSquad is inspiring kids everywhere to be active, but Hacker has a monstrous plan.
Livestock Instructor Mrs. Rachael talks to us about the creative use of Ducks on some farms.
Learn how wind turbines work in this engaging video by the National Renewable energy Laboratory (NREL). This video is part [...]
How come a bench is able to support your weight and resist the gravity pulling it towards the earth? How [...]
What are some shapes that you can find right outside your door? Once you see the shapes hidden in any [...]
Learn how counselors serve our neighborhood.
MSU Tollgate Farm explores the BIG questions, 'What is a tree? How are trees alike and different?' Join us on [...]
Did you know you can grow things right in your own backyard? Doesn’t matter where you live. All you need [...]
There’s too much trash, but you can help. Learn about what types of things can be recycled (and which things [...]
Cylinder seals are tiny stone artifacts that were first created in the 4th millennium B.C.E., in tandem with the advent [...]
https://youtu.be/A4Oq-ZBKFUsCartoonist Joe Wos takes viewers through the simple steps of drawing one of “Down Under’s” most popular denizens – a [...]
You can get a great workout with common household items. Grab a towel or pool noodle and get moving.
Cardio kickboxing is a fantastic way to get your blood flowing and body moving. By the end of this video, you'll be performing a series of basic punches and kicking sequences.
This movement activity works on your soccer drills with a fun ab workout routine to close it out.
Sometimes it's important to remember to just move throughout the day. Get up out of your chair or off the couch and do these simple movements to get your blood flowing.
Inspired by the pre-Colombian Coiled Snake Idol in the DIA's collection — learn how to create your own spiral snake, [...]
Join Guest Reader Kimmee Wenkel for the book Hedy Lamarr’s Double Life: Hollywood Legend and Brilliant Inventor
Join Guest Reader Casey Cowell for the book 21 Elephants and Still Standing
Join Guest Reader: Ron Jolly for the book Aliens Are Coming!: The True Account Of The 1938 War Of The [...]
Read about animals that help plant trees and practice words with more than one syllable.
Read words with more than two syllables and read a text about a butterfly.
Learn about gardens and practice some new vocabulary words.
Solve a mystery word and learn about how living things find food.
Get inspired by a walk in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
Learn about the long u vowel sound and about the writing process.
Practice reading words with more than one syllable in a text about a hungry groundhog.
Read a nonfiction text about a seed and writing sentences with linking words.
Solve a mystery word and go outside to see camouflage in action.
Learn more about words with more than one syllable.
Find out how this helper assists in emergency situations.
Find out how this Helper assists in emergency situations.
We can all be helpers by speaking up when something is unfair.
Dive deeper into a Lineworkers's career and find out how this Helper assists in emergency situations.
We are all different, but that is what makes us one of a kind.
911 Operators Help Connect People To Emergency Services in the Community.
Dive into a paramedic's career and find out how this Helper assists in emergency situations.
Be a good helper and remember to wash your hands often!
Follow along as staff from the Ann Arbor District Library make cute little animals with just a bit of polymer clay!
Hum along with a singing squirrel who prompts a young boy to "get outside" to observe and enjoy the wonders [...]
Bugs might "bug" you sometimes, but they've got important work to do to keep nature in balance. Here's some reasons [...]
https://youtu.be/B-jKzUGXni4Joe Wos teaches students how to draw a playful piggy and a delightful duck using easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions. Students will [...]
Learn about the long e vowel sound and read a book about baby animals.
Read a hybrid text about the desert and write sentences.
Read a hybrid text about the desert and write sentences.
Look at words with the long e sound in a sentence and read about frogs.
How are the sun, plants, and life on Earth connected?
Join storyteller Elizabeth for fun stories and songs from her living room!
Join the Ann Arbor District Library's crew of puppet pals as they recommend and talk about new and interesting picture [...]
Learn about FITT (Frequency, Intensity, Time, Type) as a form of exercise and discover simple movements you can do in the comfort of your living room. Exercises include torso twists, swimmers, and more.
For this movement activity do as many reps as possible with squats, sit ups and jumping jacks
Play a sock toss game with your friends or family members and get moving with this easy living room fitness activity.
When you sit for a long time, energy gets stuck in your body and you need to move it through! Get moving for a few minutes with leg bounces, rainbow arms, and more!
Learn to use your breath to calm your body and your mind or to energize them depending on your needs.
For this movement activity, we will be doing fitness drumming. All you need is a couple of spoons with a long handle if possible (wooden or plastic would probably be best) or 2 drum sticks if you have them.
Discover how HIIT (HIgh Intensity Interval Training) can help you improve your fitness goals. Exercises include flutter kicks, crunches, and more.
Learn about the pond ecosystem and about the long o sound.
Solve a mystery word and learn about how to revise your writing.
Read a book about the coral reef so we can write a descriptive paragraph about it. Then, learn about words with the silent consonants -kn- and -wr-.
Write sentences with words that use the long i vowel sound and read a nonfiction text.
What is an estuary and what animals live there? Also, learn about -gn- and -mb- words.
Read a story with some silly illustrations and write words with more than two syllables.
Mister C and the Science Crew are making ice cream and explore heat transfer, temperature and more.
Mister C and the Science Crew bubble over with excitement creating a square bubble.
Mister C and the Science Crew create a magnet-powered race car. Harness the power of magnets to explore magnetic fields, attraction and repulsion.
Mister C and the Science Crew use the engineering design process to build a balloon that flies using only the power of the sun. This simple DIY activity will have your science knowledge soaring to new heights!
Solve a mystery word and learn about short and long vowel patters.
Learn about how animals survive in their habitats and use a root word to make more words.
Join Mrs. Gray for a Mystery Math Mistake with D.C. He needs your help with his number bonds. We will be counting pictures with ten and some more to answer the question "how many?"
Join Mrs. Gray for a Mystery Math Mistake with D.C. He needs help figuring out the missing parts in his number bonds. We represent numbers 11-19 in more than one way.
Join Mrs. Markavich with a Mystery Math Mistake - see if you can help D.C. with an addition mistake! We'll solve word problems with unknowns in different positions.
Join Mrs. Markavich with a Mystery Math Mistake - see if you can help D.C. and Value Pak with an addition mistake! We'll also solve word problems and write equations to match.
Join Mrs. McCartney for a Mystery Math Mistake - T-Pops needs your help with subtraction! We'll find different coin combinations to make 100 cents.
Join Mrs. McCartney for a Mystery Math Mistake - T-Pops needs your help with subtraction! We'll solve addition and subtraction story problems involving money.
Join Ms. Askew for a Mystery Math Mistake. Can you find her division mistake? We'll compare fractions with number lines!
Join Ms. Askew for a Mystery Math Mistake. Can you find her division mistake? We'll compare fractions that have the same numerator.
Learn about different letter patterns that make the long a vowel sound.
Learn about the -ful, -ness, and -ly suffixes.
Learn about the -ity suffix and read nonfiction text about the forest.
Learn about homophones, frogs, and the long a vowel sound.
Use sensory words to narrate a walk through a deciduous forest.
Join Mrs. Gray for a Numeracy Talk with Dotson working on the double ten frame. We compose numbers 11-19 using 10 ones and some more ones.
Join Mrs. Gray for a Numeracy Talk with Dotson working on the Counting Buddy Senior. We represent numbers with ten frames and dots or counters.
Join Mrs. Markavich for a number talk with Abracus as we work on compensation. We'll sort, describe and create solid shapes.
Join Mrs. Markavich for a number talk with Abracus as we work on compensation. We'll sort flat shapes and create a data display to represent our sort.
Join Mrs. McCartney for a Number Talk with Abracus as we work on Compensation. We'll compare numbers and add or subtract with Springling and T-Pops. I wonder who's strategy will be most efficient?
Join Mrs. McCartney for a Number Talk with Abracus as we work on compensation. We'll add or subtract tens or hundreds.
Join Ms. Askew for a fun Fraction Number Talk. We'll measure length in halves or quarters of an inch.
Join Ms. Askew for a fun Fraction Number Talk. We'll measure length using a ruler marked with halves and quarters of an inch.
Join Mrs. Gray for a Numeracy Talk with Dotson seeing the Counting Buddy Senior but building what we saw on a double ten frame. We also show numbers 11-19 in different ways.
Join Mrs. Gray for a Numeracy Talk with Dotson seeing the double ten frame but building what we saw using a Rekenrek. We work with numbers 11-19 and write equations.
Join Mrs. Markavich for a number talk with D.C. as we work on decomposing and composing to make a 10. We'll also explore what makes a shape a triangle, a rectangle, or a square.
Join Mrs. Markavich for a number talk with D.C. as we work on decomposing and composing to make 10. We'll build a new shape from smaller shapes.
Join Mrs. McCartney for a Number Talk with Value Pak as we work on partial sums. We'll find the difference between numbers with Springling.
Join Mrs. McCartney for a Number Talk with D.C. and Value Pak. We'll add and subtract three-digit numbers with Springling and Minni and Subbi.
Join Ms. Askew for a fun Fraction Number Talk Sort. We'll also make sense of line plots with lengths in halves and quarter inches.
Join Ms. Askew for a fun Fraction Number Talk Sort. We'll have fun collecting data and creating our own line plot to represent our data.
Splitting logs, building canoes, and “uplifting” wedges! From axes to canoes to the forks we eat with, the Curious Crew gets a “cutting edge” look at the simple machine, the wedge!. STEM Challenge: Design a Mini-Canoe. Curious About Careers: Architectural Designer Tiffany Brown
The Curious Crew gets a kick out of learning the science of soccer! Dr. Rob and the kids take the field to learn about banana kicks, knuckleballs, and parries. STEM Challenge: Design a Mini-Foosball Table. Curious About Careers: Athletic Turf Manager Amy Fouty
Bouncy Balls and Bumper Cars! The Curious Crew explores elastic and inelastic collisions! STEM Challenge: Designing Better Bumper Cars. Curious About Careers: Meteorologist Emily Wahls.
Bubbling Over with Bubbles! Dr. Rob and the Curious Crew are “bubbling over” with investigations into the science behind soapy, sudsy bubbles! STEM Challenge: Design and Build a Bubble Wand. Curious About Careers: Soap Maker Julie Konkle.
Fire and ice, candles and snowflakes! The Curious Crew cycles through carousels, boiling water, and soap to understand convection! STEM Challenge: Designing a Candle Convection Carousel. Curious About Careers: US Fire Management Officer Persephone Whelan
It’s a bird! It’s a paper airplane! It’s science! The Curious Crew explores the aerodynamics behind different kinds of paper airplanes including boomerangs, gliders, darts, and nose-divers. STEM Challenge: Design a Paper Plane Launch System. Curious About Careers: Airline Pilot Emily Coaker
Join Ms. Askew for a Mystery Math Mistake. Can you find her subtraction mistake? Next we'll use number lines to learn more about fractions that are whole numbers!
Join Mrs. Gray for a Mystery Math Mistake with D.C. He needs help figuring out his number bonds to match ten frames. We are going to have fun figuring out how many objects are in our collections.
Join Mrs. Gray for a Mystery Math Mistake with D.C. He needs help figuring out his number sentences to match ten frames. We are going to work on answering questions about how many are in groups of up to 20.
Join Mrs. Markavich with a Mystery Math Mistake - see if you can help Professor Barble with his word problem error! We'll also solve measurement word problems and compare lengths.
Join Mrs. Markavich with a Mystery Math Mistake - see if you can help Professor Barble with his word problem. We'll also solve measurement word problems and comparie lengths.
Join Mrs. McCartney for a Mystery Math Mistake - T-Pops needs your help! We'll learn about coins and their values.
Join Mrs. McCartney for a Mystery Math Mistake - T-Pops needs your help! We'll learn about coins and their values as we combine them in different ways.
Join Ms. Askew for a Mystery Math Mistake. Can you find her division mistake? We'll use number lines, fraction strips, and area models to find equivalent fractions!
Join Ms. Askew for a Mystery Math Mistake. Can you find her division mistake? D.C is going to help us understand how to decompose fractions to make a whole number!
Learn about the r-controlled vowel patter of -er-.
Discover a new mystery word and look at verbs and their actions.
Learn about the rainforest and text features in an information text.
Come learn & sing with Miss Linda! Sing & play with Marty the Music Man. Miss Linette takes some friends to The Penrose Room in the Curiosity Corner. Betty the Bookworm reads "Mind My Manners." Miss Linda gets a special gift.
Come learn & sing with Miss Linda! Marty the Music Man tells us about theme & variations. Miss Linette shows us more of her farm friends in the Curiosity Corner. Betty the Bookworm reads "Why Does the Hummingbird Hum?" Miss Linda gets a special gift.
Come learn & sing with Miss Linda! Marty the Music Man tells us about sharps & Flats. Miss Linette visits the United States Olympic & Paralympic Museum in the Curiosity Corner. Betty the Bookworm reads "My Curiosity." Miss Linda gets a special gift.
Come learn & sing with Miss Linda! Marty the Music Man has fun with musical tempos. Miss Linette tells us about going to the Veterinarian in the Curiosity Corner. Betty the Bookworm reads "The Waterbug & the DragonFly." Miss Linda gets a special gift.
Come learn & sing with Miss Linda! Marty the Music Man talks to us about different woodwind instruments. Miss Linette visits Maestro Wilson in the Curiosity Corner. Betty the Bookworm reads "Making New Friends." Miss Linda gets a special gift.
Learn about painting and drawing, read a book, and meet a local artist! This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st graders with beginning English skills.
Learn about painting and drawing, read a book, and meet a local artist! This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st graders with beginning English skills.
Learn about painting and drawing, read a book, and meet a local artist! This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st graders with beginning English skills.
Learn about painting and drawing, read a book, and meet a local artist! This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st graders with beginning English skills.
Learn about painting and drawing, read a book, and meet a local artist! This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st graders with beginning English skills.
Learn about painting and drawing, read a book, and meet a local artist! This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st graders with beginning English skills.
This activity will teach you skills for properly handling a basketball.
For this movement activity, we’re going to be doing an upper body Chair HIIT. All you need is a chair [...]
For this movement activity do as many reps as possible with line jumps, lunges and push-ups.
Learn proper form for throwing a power punch for upper cuts, jabs, and hooks.
Practice going from moving to stillness and understand the effects both have on your body.
Combine punches and kicks for a full body blasting workout. Download Activity Log.
Discover how to perform a proper side hook and add in some bobs and weaves to begin to work your [...]
Learn movements to work your chest, back, shoulders, biceps, and triceps.
For this movement activity, do as many reps as possible with mountain climbers, knee to elbows, and flutter kicks. Download [...]
Learn to make a ball out of clothes lying around the house and practice your soccer foot drills.
It's important to do the right things to ensure your body recovers after exercise. This includes proper nutrition, good stretching, [...]
Build strength and muscle with movement and flow exercises.
Join Mrs. Gray for a subtraction word problem with Professor Barble! Next, get ready for some fun with using D.C. to find ALL the ways to break apart numbers.
Join Mrs. Gray for a subtraction word problem with Professor Barble! We are going to have some fun doing word problems with 2 parts. We will learn together why labeling word problems help us to understand what the problem is asking.
Join Mrs. Markavich for a subtraction word problem with Professor Barble. Next, get ready to make sense of equations that have a missing part and look out for D.C. as we make a ten to solve addition easier!
Join Mrs. Markavich for a missing addend word problem with Professor Barble. Next, we are going to look closely at addition problems to see when we make a new ten or when we don't. You will be an expert and looking carefully at addition problems!
Join Mrs. McCartney for some fun with Professor Barble doing a tricky comparison word problem. Next, we are going to explore triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons, hexagons by sorting and naming a variety of shapes.
Join Mrs. McCartney for a word problem with Professor Barble that will make more sense with a visual model. Get ready to have fun using attributes like sides, corners, side lengths and square corners to create shapes!
Join Ms. Askew for a division word problem with her friend Professor Barble. Next, get ready to start to explore fractions by learning about partitioning parts of a whole!
Join Ms. Askew for a division word problem with her friend Professor Barble. Next, to see if you use fraction language to describe fractions (partition, equal parts halves, thirds). Then we are going to create fraction strips together so you have a tool to use while learning fractions!
Get up and get jumping. Whether you have a jump rope at home or you just pretend, you can get a great cardio workout.
Work on improving your heart health with jumping jacks, butt kicks, mountain climbers, and more.
Get moving with jumping jacks and air squats to increase your heart rate and get your body moving.
Exercise at home by following common sports movements like a baseball pitch and shooting a basketball.
Find a step in your house and get your feet moving in this fun challenge workout.
Put some sticks or string on the ground and create a fun way to workout in your home.
We spend a lot of time each day in front of the computer, tv, phone or table. Do these simple movements to stay fit and active and help break up screen time.
Short, high intensity periods of exercise has lots of benefits. Get your heart rate up using a backpack.
A strong core helps you with balance. Build your core through a series of ab movements like sit ups and planks.
Join Mrs. Gray for a subtraction word problem with Porfessor Barble! We are going to take word problems to a new level with putting together and taking apart with both addends unknown. I wonder if you will be able to come up with ALL of the ways to solve!
Join Mrs. Gray for a subtraction word problem with Porfessor Barble! Get ready to solve word problems more than one way. You will discover a pattern to help you understand word problems that can have multiple answers!
Join Mrs. Markavich for a missing addend word problem with Professor Barble! Look out for two of our Math Might friends D.C. and Value Pak as they help us learn to add two-digit number in more than one way!
Join Mrs. Markavich for a missing addend word problem with Professor Barble! Next we are going to spend some quality time with Value Pak as we learn to add by adding tens-and-tens then ones-and-ones!
Join Mrs. McCartney for some fun with Professor Barble doing a tricky comparison word problem. Next we are going to explore 3D shapes by identifying and describing their attributes. We will even show you how to create a 3D shape with paper!
Join Mrs. McCartney for some fun with Professor Barble doing a tricky comparison word problem. Next we are going have some fun with pattern blocks composing different shapes. How many ways can you make a hexagon?
Join Ms. Askew for a tricky multi-step word problem with Professor Barble! Next we are going to explore non-unit fractions by looking at shaded parts, sizes of each part and finding the fraction represented in shaded parts.
Join Ms. Askew for another multi-step word problem with Professor Barble! Next we will build fractions from unit fractions and play a fun game called Secret Fractions!
Join Mrs. Gray for a Mystery Math Mistake word problem. Get ready to have fun with 10 frames matching equations to compositions and decompositions of 10.
Join Mrs. Gray for Mystery Math Mistake word problem. Get ready to have fun with 10 frames by playing Shake Those Discs and figuring how many more are needed to make 10.
Join Mrs. Markavich for a Mystery Math Mistake with Value Pak - they need your help! Next, start to compare and order objects by length.
Join Mrs. Markavich for a Mystery Math Mistake with Value Pak, they need your help! Next, explore measuring by choosing objects to indirectly compare.
Join Mrs. McCartney for a Mystery Math Mistake. Can you help D.C. fix his problem? Next, explore fractions by partitioning rectangles and circles into halves, fourths and thirds.
Join Mrs. McCartney for a Mystery Math Mistake. Can you help D.C. fix his problem? Next, make halves, thirds, fourths in different ways and discover a whole.
Join Ms. Askew for a Mystery Math Mistake. Can you find her multiplication mistake? Next we'll use number lines to learn more about fractions!
Join Ms. Askew for a Mystery Math Mistake. Can you find her multiplication mistake? Next we'll use number lines to learn more about fractions!
Join Mrs. Gray for a Mystery Math Mistake! I wonder if she made a mistake in her drawing? Pack your bags - we're going camping! We'll see 10 friends, but some will be hiding in the tent. Can you figure out how many friends are hiding?
Join Mrs. Markavich with a Mystery Math Mistake - see if you can help D.C. with his strategy! Next, can you help us measure with different units (small and large paper clips, connecting cubes and small cubes)?
Join Mrs. McCartney for a Mystery Math Mistake - Springling needs your help! Next, apply your knowledge of fractions to tell time by using half past, quarter till and quarter after.
Join Mrs. McCartney for a Mystery Math Mistake -Springling needs your help! Get ready to have fun telling time with analog and digital clocks in five minute intervals and using A.M. and P.M.
Join Ms. Askew for a Mystery Math Mistake. Springlinng needs your help! Next we'll partition, locate and label non-unit fractions on number lines!
Solve a mystery word and learn about r-controlled vowels -ir- and -ur-.
Solve a mystery word and learn about how you can make responsible decisions.
Write an opinion piece about kindness and learn more about prefixes.
Join Mrs. Gray for a word problem with Professor Barble! Next, get ready to have some fun with pattern block designs as we match expressions to two parts.
Join Mrs. Gray for a word problem with Professor Barble! Get your mallet ready to work with D.C. as we decompose and compose numbers with snap cube trains!
Join Mrs. Markavich for a word problem with her friend Professor Barble! Next, get ready to have some fun with Value Pak as we add 2-digit numbers using base ten strategies!
Join Mrs Markavich with a part-whole missing addend word problem with her friend Professor Barble. Next, get ready to have some fun with D.C. adding 2 digit-numbers to a 1 digit number by making a friendly decade number!
Join Mrs. McCartney to learn how to do a comparison word problem with Professor Barble! Next, we are going to work on comparing 3 Digit numbers with a game of true and false! Plus we will use numberline, Value Pak, Place Value discs and blocks to compare! Which tool will you pick to use?
Join Mrs. McCartney for a comparison word problem with her friend Professor Barble. Next, get ready to order 3-digit numbers using place value understanding. We will be using number lines and Value Pak to help apply our thinking.
Join Ms. Askew and Professor Barble to do a visual model with a word problem. Next, watch out for Springling as she is going to help us understand how to use the strategy of multiplying-up to divide.
Join Ms. Askew and Professor Barble to do a visual model with a multiplication a word problem. Get ready to divide within 100, where the quotient or divisor is higher than 20.
Stretching is a critical part of every exercise program. Mr. Mair will take you through a series of stretches while teaching you about muscle anatomy.
For this movement activity, we’ll be doing a lower body and abdominal Chair HIIT, which stands for High intensity interval training. A great way to burn more calories in less time. If you are someone working through an injury or unable to stand, this is perfect for you as well. All you need is a chair and some sort of weight for one of the exercises if you would like a little more of a challenge.
For this movement activity do as many reps as possible with bounce jabs, split squats, and crunches.
Work on your racket skills and pratice different strokes and swings that you can do in your living with our without equipment.
Grab a jump rope, a string, or tie together some plastic bags and get a great cardio workout.
Learn how you can pump up your muscles and pump up your mind with these fitness activities.
Work on your range of motion to increase your mobility and flexibility.
Jumping jacks, jabs, high knee marches, side bends, jogging in place, jumping rope, zombie walks, squat jumps, hula hoops, and star jumps make up this fun movement activity.
Grab a deck of cards and build your memory muscle while getting your body moving.
Learn about r-controlled vowel patters -ar- and -or-.
Read a story about being kind and learn about writing sentences.
Learn how small acts can show kindness. Then learn about the suffixes -er and -est.
Learn about words with prefixes and practice writing sentences.
Join Mrs. Gray for a word problem with Professor Barble! Next, get your mallet ready to decompose and compose numbers up to 5 with D.C.
Join Mrs. Gray for a word problem with Professor Barble! Next, get ready to have some fun with pattern block designs as we match expressions to two parts.
Join Mrs. Markavich for a word problem with her friend Professor Barble! Get ready to have some fun adding tens and ones with ten frames and with a game called "What did I Add"!
Join Mrs. Markavich for a word problem with her friend Professor Barble! Next, we will work on adding two-digit numbers and matching equations!
Join Mrs. McCartney for a word problem with Professor Barble using Visual Models! Next great ready to locate and compare 3-digit numbers on a number line! We may even see our friend Value Pak to help us!
Join Mrs. McCartney to go on a mission to see if we can figure out Professor Barble's comparison word problem. Next, get ready for some fun with Value Pak and Base-Ten blocks as we compare 3-Digit Numbers
Join Ms. Askew and Professor Barble to see if you can match visual models to word problems. Get ready to put your thinking cap on as we work on division with larger numbers within word problems. How many strategies do you have for division?
Join Ms. Askew and Professor Barble to see if you can match visual models to word problems. Next, we are going to represent division with base ten blocks!
Ms. Amy helps you work those wiggles out with a exciting and catchy song.
Ms. Amy leads a playful stretch that builds roots and reaches for the sky.
Ms. Amy demonstrates how to take a deep breath in like your blowing up a ballon as a way to help build self awareness and calm the body and mind.
Ms. Amy shows how to be a bee and work out the internal buzzing of your mind and body.
Ms. Amy demonstrates how you can own your feelings with a song.
Ms. Amy demonstrates how you can own your feelings with a song.
Ms. Amy shows how to guide your breathing by tracing your fingers.
Sing and jump along with Ms. Amy for this fun and catchy body break.
Join Ms. Amy as she demonstrates how to use Lion's Breath as a way to let go of anger and feel more calm inside.
Ms. Amy demonstrates how to use listening breath as a way to calm your body and mind so you can focus.
Let's get together and sing along with Ms. Amy on this classic message of warmth and community.
Ms. Amy sings a fun tune to help get some energy out. Just as great for waking up still bodies as it is for calming one's wiggles.
Ms. Amy demonstrates Star Pose, a great stretch for your inner supper star.
Join Ms. Amy in this fun sing along to help you tap your worries away.
Join Ms. Amy as she demonstrates how to do a Thumb Check, a quick way to express how you feel without using words.
Do you feel sometimes feel sad or worried? Ms. Amy demonstrates the washing machine twist to help visualize a way to wash those worries away.
Join Mrs. Gray to talk about numbers with the Counting Buddy Junior. Then get ready to match fun story problems with the correct addition or subtraction expression!
Join Mrs. Gray & Dotson to talk about numbers with My Counting Buddy Junior. Next, we are going to have so much fun playing a game together by matching the drawing to the expression.
Join Mrs. Markavich & Dotson for a Numeracy Talk with the Counting Buddy Senior, then we show you different ways to decompose and compose 2-digit numbers!
Join Mrs. Markavich & Dotson to talk about numbers with the Counting Buddy Senior! Get ready for Value Pak to show you how different ways to compare 2-digit numbers!
Join Mrs. McCartney to talk about numbers with Springling! Then watch out for the Value Pak as we have fun with putting numbers together and taking them apart with the expanded form!
Join Mrs. McCartney to talk about numbers with Springling! Then be ready to take on the challenge of representing numbers in different ways to show off your learning with place value!
Join Ms. Askew to talk about numbers with her Math Mights friends, and then learn about multiplying one-digit whole numbers by multiples of 10.
Join Ms. Askew to talk about numbers with her Math Mights friends. Next, she is going to help you take multiplication to a whole new level as we multiply numbers larger than 20!
Join Mrs. Markavich & Dotson for a Numeracy Talk with the Counting Buddy Senior! Let's learn together about "greater than", "less than" and "equal to"!
Join Mrs, McCartney for a Number Talk with her friend Springling! Be ready to build 3-digit numbers in different ways with base ten blocks and place value discs.
Join Mrs. Askew for a Number talk with 2 Math Might Friends! Then let's solve some problems with equal groups that have larger numbers!
Join Mrs Gray & Dotson for a Numeracy Talk with My Counting Buddy Junior! Get ready to have some fun with comparing addition and subtraction word problems!
Join Mrs. Markavich & Dotson for a Numeracy Talk with the Counting Buddy Senior! Let's learn together about "greater than", "less than" and "equal to"!
Join Mrs, McCartney for a Number Talk with her friend Springling! Next get ready to have some fun with base ten blocks and place value discs to represent 100s different ways
Join Mrs. Askew for a Number Talk with 2 Math Might Friends! Then get ready to have D.C. help us represent multiplication with teen numbers!
Join Mrs. Gray & Dotson for a Numeracy Talk with My Counting Buddy Junior! Next be ready to have some fun playing Trash Can Subtraction and modeling subtraction word problems!
Join Mrs. Gray for Numeracy Talk with Dotson working on conservation to 10. Get your addition brain ready as we will have some fun with object to show how to do addition word problems to 10.
Join Mrs. Gray for Numeracy Talk with Dotson working on conservation to 10. Get your math brain ready as we will have some fun with quick draws to show how to do addition word problems to 10.
Join Mrs. Markavich for Numeracy Talk with Dotson working on conservation to 20. Get your math brain ready to have some fun with adding two-digit numbers.
Join Mrs. Markavich for Numeracy Talk with Dotson working on conservation to 20. Get ready to have some fun with ten more, ten less.
Join Mrs. McCartney for an addition number talk with D.C.! Get your math brain ready as we meet T-Pops and have some fun subtracting two-digit numbers.
Join Mrs. McCartney for an addition number talk with D.C.! Get ready to have some fun subtracting two-digit numbers with regrouping and renaming.
Join Ms. Askew for a subtraction number talk with Springling! Get ready to have some fun with relating division to multiplication.
Join Ms. Askew for a subtraction number talk with Springling! Get ready to learn how you can quickly multiply and divide by relating multiplication and division.
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Join Mrs. Markavich for Numeracy Talk with Dotson working on conservation to 20. Get ready to have some fun with identifying tens and ones with Value Pak!
Join Mrs. McCartney for an addition number talk with D.C.! Get your hopping skills ready so you can meet our Math Might friend Springling to hop forward or back on the numberline to subtract.
Join Ms. Askew for a subtraction number talk with Springling! Get your multiplication brain ready as you learn how to say "group of" instead of "times".
Join Mrs. Gray for Numeracy Talk with Dotson working on conservation to 10. Get your imagination ready as we will have some fun with objects to show how to do addition word problems to 10.
Join Mrs. Markavich for Numeracy Talk with Dotson working on conservation to 20. Get your math brain ready to have some fun with identifying tens and ones with Value Pak!
Join Mrs. McCartney for an addition number talk with D.C.! Get your hopping skills ready so you can see our Math Might friend Springling to hop forward or back on the numberline to subtract.
Join Ms. Askew for a subtraction number talk with Springling! Get your math brain ready as we learn to divide one group into smaller groups.
Join Mrs. Gray for Numeracy Talk with Dotson working on conservation to 10. Get your imagination ready as we will have some fun with objects to show how to do subtraction word problems to 10.
Mrs. Stechmeyer takes us on a dream vacation in our imaginations! This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
Mrs. Aretz teaches about different celebrations that occur all over the world. This lesson is for 2nd or 3rd graders with beginning English skills.
This class explores the main idea of a story and the role of supporting details. This lesson is for 2nd and 3rd grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
Party-time! Get ready for a special celebration and learn all about the days of the week. This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st graders with beginning English skills.
Learn new words that are associated with playing video and board games! This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
Learn the seasons of the year and about the axis, tilt, and rotation of the earth! This lesson is for 2nd or 3rd graders with beginning English skills.
Adjectives and adverbs are the stars of this lesson. This lesson is for 2nd and 3rd grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
Learn about painting and drawing, read a book, and meet a local artist! This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st graders with beginning English skills.
Learn and use irregular past tense verbs and celebrate a birthday! This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
Use the present progressive tense and helping verbs and play some guessing games! This lesson is for 2nd or 3rd graders with beginning English skills.
Learn words that have similar and opposite meanings and about a Colorado suffragette. This lesson is for 2nd and 3rd grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
Practice action verbs and learn about things to do with your family! This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st graders with beginning English skills.
Pronounce new vocabulary words and then learn some past tense verbs. This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
Describe family members with adjectives and learn the question word "why." This lesson is for 2nd or 3rd graders with beginning English skills.
Learn homophones, words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings. This lesson is for 2nd and 3rd grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
Discover all kinds of families, draw yours, and learn about family names and members. This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st graders with beginning English skills.
Tackle comparative adjectives and demonstratives in the present tense! This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
This learning adventure includes high frequency words, weather, and a hamster visit! This lesson is for 2nd or 3rd graders with beginning English skills.
Learn all about “WH” words. Who? What? When? Where? Why? This lesson is for 2nd and 3rd grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
Learn clothing words, read two books, practice letter sounds, and learn a word family. This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st graders with beginning English skills.
Describe food using adjectives and practice answering questions in complete sentences. This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
Learn and use object pronouns and subject pronouns, and review the alphabet! This lesson is for 2nd or 3rd graders with beginning English skills.
Read a story and play games to learn about contractions. This lesson is for 2nd and 3rd grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
Learn all your body parts and have some fun singing and drawing! This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st graders with beginning English skills.
The Phonics Queen and Big Bear help with learning rhyming and syllables. This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
Mrs. Aretz investigates animals and reviews reading strategies and alphabet sounds! This lesson is for 2nd or 3rd graders with beginning English skills.
Mrs. Radue teaches suffixes and prefixes through a ‘Day at the Zoo’ story. This lesson is for 2nd and 3rd grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
Ms. Page uses animals from all over the world to teach colors to kindergarteners. This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st graders with beginning English skills.
Talk about the people in our family and learn pronouns like he, she, and they. This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
Where do animals like to live? In this lesson you will learn about the different types of habitats where animals stay, and practice subject-verb agreement so you can talk about one bird or two pigs! This lesson is for 2nd or 3rd graders with beginning English skills.
Just a few letters at the beginning of a word can change its meaning! We'll learn how prefixes like re-, mis-, and un- change the meaning of a few of our favorite verbs. This lesson is for 2nd and 3rd grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
Do you have a dog, a cat, or a turtle? This lesson explores some of the animals that may live in our homes--both usual and unusual! This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st graders with beginning English skills.
Sound out words with the Phonics Queen, then learn plural noun words for groups of community helpers like doctors, mail carriers, and firefighters. This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
Do you cook in the basement? Or sleep in the bathroom? Of course not! Learn about all the rooms in a house and the action verbs for the activities you do there. This lesson is for 2nd or 3rd graders with beginning English skills.
How can we talk about more than one of something? Ms. Radue shares tricks to remember how to add an -s or -es to make a noun plural. This lesson is for 2nd and 3rd grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
Take a tour of a home and learn the words for the different rooms we may have in our homes. This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st graders with beginning English skills.
Learn singuar nouns like dog and horse and how to talk about what they do with action verbs, like "the dog jumps." This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
Look for items you might find in a kitchen and practice using articles to talk about them: the pot, the pan, a chef, an apron. This lesson is for 2nd or 3rd graders with beginning English skills.
Can you change the meaning of a verb just by adding a few letters? Practice inflectional endings like -ed and -ing. This lesson is for 2nd and 3rd grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
Walk around the kitchen and learn words for the things we might find in a kitchen or use to make food. This lesson is for Kindergarten and 1st graders with beginning English skills.
