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Sometimes you really are seeing things! Learn about the science that can trick our brains into seeing things that may not actually be real. (Grades: 3-8) bit.ly/3zkigP9

Meet #CarlTheCollector, the warm-hearted autistic raccoon who’s adventures in Fuzzytown show us that we all have something to offer! The series will premiere on PBS KIDS on November 14, 2024.

Life’s ups and downs are best navigated with friends. Introducing #Brambletown, the new musical film from popular children’s musicians okeedokeebros. Coming to PBS KIDS on July 26.

What kind of cloud is that? What color does mixing blue and yellow create? Support your students' scientific curiosity with these science-themed posters! (Grades: K-2) Posters: bit.ly/4fkLfCL

As you gear up for the new school year, KET is ready to help with a wealth of classroom-ready educational resources and services that encourage critical thinking, creativity, communication, and collaboration in schools throughout KY every day. 📕✏️✨ education.ket.org/back-to-school/

Do you prefer to read the book or watch the movie based on the book? Learn why reading is great exercise for the brain! (Grades: 3-8) #BookLoversDay pbslearningmedia.org/resource/your-…

Eek! Counting down to Nov. 14 and the premiere of #CarlTheCollector! 🦝 "Many PBS Kids series are built around giving lessons in empathy and Carl the Collector’s focus on building curiosity around different ways of thinking fits right in." Thank you, Daniel Dockery!

We've got something new for your morning commute! Teacher Reporting Labs (TRL) is a teacher-led podcast where educators report back on a mix of topics, triumphs & challenges they face in the classroom through exploratory & candid convos. bit.ly/4dGIM4h PBS News Student Reporting Labs

Enhance your students civic skills with a brand NEW collection that will teach your students how to make respectful arguments, conduct effective online research, and become informed citizens. Retro Report bit.ly/3AUsPt2

Thrilled to have amazing partners like KET! 🎉 Incredible share-out of the new ARTSVILLE resource on their website…along with so many other exciting opportunities for arts educators. Grateful for the collaboration and the endless possibilities ahead! KET Education KEDC @kedc1

Didn’t think a FriYay could get better. This 5th grader is a rockstar! Kelsey Starks and KET Education, thank you for making mine and Cameron’s week. We love your show!💙

Thank you, Ms. Hils! You are a rockstar 💥 Great letter, Cameron and keep up the great work!

Have your students learn about U.S. citizens’ responsibilities and civic duties that are meant to make the country run smoothly in this KET Education video from the Civics Collection. Find the video, teaching tips, discussion questions, and more here: bit.ly/3AXEqYc

Discover our Electoral Decoder! Explore past presidential elections from 1789 to today with interactive maps and historical overviews. Then, work together as a class to forecast how the electors may vote in this election. Explore the Electoral Decoder: bit.ly/3BAyLrh

This #WorldMentalHealthDay, try practicing and sharing this 3-step strategy that can help little ones (and adults!) identify, understand, and manage big feelings. Start small by practicing when they're not overwhelmed by a difficult feeling. Explore more mental health resources

🗳️ Excited to dive into the election process with your students? Check out this special episode of News Quiz! It breaks down what it takes to become a presidential candidate, the duties of the president + how voting works. #CivicEducation #Election2024 ket.pbslearningmedia.org/resource/ket-n…

Buster and Binky from Arthur Read are learning why voting is important — and how they can motivate their parents to get to the polls! (Grades: K-2) bit.ly/4dsMMVm

Did you know? Diwali, the Festival of Lights, celebrates the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. It’s a great opportunity to teach about cultural diversity, traditions, and the significance of lights, sweets, and family gatherings!

If you haven’t seen these new resources from Everyday Art Foundations via KET, please check them out! We’re highlighting the “Responding to Art” video for a project currently in development! KET KET Education KY Dept of Education UnitedWeLearnKY facebook.com/share/GARdQr22…