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About At Home Learning

Many Arizona schools are closed due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, causing thousands of students to be without access to educational instruction.

As part of the public media mission to ensure all kids, regardless of their capabilities, have access to continued free educational resources at home, Arizona Public Media and Arizona PBS are partnering to offer Arizonans broadcast programming and accompanying digital resources that adhere to our state curriculum to provide continued at-home learning.

Below you will find resources to expand learning and family engagement with our At-Home Learning on-air programming.

General tips and resourcesAZPM education newsPBS LearningMedia
PBS Kids At Home Learning SchedulePBS KIDS, PBS 6 PLUS schedule | May 3-7
PBS Kids At Home Learning SchedulePBS KIDS, PBS 6 PLUS schedule | May 10-14
PBS Kids At Home Learning SchedulePBS KIDS, PBS 6 PLUS schedule | May 17-21

Featured Resources Click here for more!

At Home Learning ReflectionAt Home Learning ReflectionThis worksheet helps guide students toward deeper learning, grades Pre-K-6.
Smart Screen Time TipsSmart Screen Time TipsSmart ways to balance screen time for your kids and students, available in English and Spanish.
Taking TV Time to the Next LevelTaking TV Time to the Next LevelA PBS viewing guide for 7-12th graders to help them make the most of TV time.
PBS Kids Conversation CardsPBS Kids Conversation CardsAfter you’ve watched our educational programming, talk about it with your child.

Activities by Grade Level

Grades K-5

Design Squad Global Grades K-5 Featured Resource

Grades 6-8

Engage Students With Real Issues Grades 6-8 Featured Resource

Grades 9-12

Let’s Talk About Election 2020 Grades 9-12 Featured Resource
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