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Help students explore the history and meaning of with this Molly of Denali resource! Classroom conversations can grow around family traditions, community celebrations, and meaningful ways to honor freedom and remembrance. (Grades: K-2) PBS Teachers. Molly of Denali

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Our team had a wonderful time at the Early Head Start-Child Care Partnership Parent Leadership Conference last Friday in Hoover! If you're attending any of the education conferences we'll be at this Summer, stop by and say hello! 💙

With soccer fans around the globe gearing up for the 2026 World Cup, which kicks off next week, bring the science of the game into your classroom! Use this resource from Physics Girl to explore an aerodynamic phenomenon called the Magnus effect and show your students how a perfectly executed free kick can make a soccer ball curve through the air. ⚽ PBS Teachers

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One easy way to help your child build foundational reading skills this Summer is to encourage them to notice and engage with everyday texts in the world around them.

Everyday text includes the words, symbols, and logos that appear in signs, labels, and other printed materials we see and use daily for specific purposes. PBS KIDS Phoebe & Jay

Use Everyday Text to Boost Your Child’s Early Literacy Skills | Parenting Tips & Advice Help your child build foundational reading skills by encouraging them to notice and engage with everyday text in the world around them.

From coast to coast, Watt and Windy are discovering the stories that make America’s landmarks so unforgettable. Watch City Island: USA! now on PBS KIDS. City Island PBS PBS KIDS

Do your students know the origins of the American flag? This short, engaging video is helpful in sparking curiosity and conversation in the classroom about the history behind . (Grades: 6-12) PBS Teachers

Flag Day | All About the Holidays | Grades K-2, 3-5 The Arts Teaching and Lesson Resources We all know the American flag, but how did it come about? Explore the origins of the flag and the history of why we celebrate it on Flag Day with this fun, short video.

How did Pelé shape soccer into the global “beautiful game”? ⚽

Explore his legacy and cultural impact with your class through reflections on the life and influence of the Brazilian soccer legend. (Grades: 6-12) PBS Teachers

Remembering Pelé’s Legacy and Global Impact on Soccer | PBS NewsHour | Grades 6-8, 9-12 Health and Physical Education Teaching and Lesson Resources Soccer fans around the world are mourning the loss of Brazilian soccer legend Pelé who passed away Thursday at the age of 82. He was the face of the global game for decades and helped shape soccer into the “beautiful game.” JJ Devaney of the podcast “Caught Offside” joined Laura Barrón-Ló...

Explore Alabama biodiversity through hands-on STEM investigations, outdoor inquiry, and place-based learning.

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AMERICA’S AWESOME KIDS shares stories from children across the country. From taking care of llamas in Iowa and Bollywood dancing in Georgia to exploring Cajun culture in Louisiana, these 25 mini-docs showcase what makes local communities special and how kids are making a difference.

Watch them with the whole family at the link below! 💙

Watch America's Awesome Kids Videos | PBS KIDS Watch for free your favorite PBS KIDS shows like Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, Wild Kratts, Odd Squad, and Sesame Street.