It's Major League Baseball opening day! Step up to the plate for a baseball-themed, interactive, gamified orchestral learning experience like no other. Swing for the fences with our #PerfectPitch interactive! #orchestra #learninggame #kennedycenter kennedy-center.org/perfectpitch

Happy Earth Day! We have some lesson plans that will help your students explore the many wonders of our planet in arts-informed ways. Topics include recycling, weather, butterflies, sunflowers, trees, and more! 💚 🌎 💙 #earthday #kennedycenter kennedy-center.org/education/reso…

TFW three amazingly talented musical artists whose content you have helped produce and publish in the past couple of years collaborate on a new single together! Congrats Lucy Kalantari , Falu , and Fyütch on a #joyful, #spicy, and #soulful new single! ow.ly/hzLN50IQCrM

Happy 105th birthday President John F. Kennedy! Learn more about our 35th president and the @KenCen Kennedy Center with our Zappar powered augmented reality tours (on or off site) featuring Mo Willems' The Pigeon. kennedy-center.org/education/mo-w…

Happy birthday to President John F. Kennedy! 🥳 #OnThisDay in 1917, our 35th president was born in Brookline, Massachusetts. 📸 via @JFKLibrary, Senator John F. Kennedy campaigns in Indiana, 1960. SWPC-JFK-C001-002

I often need a mid-day pick me up. Nothing does the trick like rewatching Aretha Franklin's iconic 2015 Kennedy Center Honors performance. Forget a mic drop, it's all about the mink drop. You won't regret watching it (again or for the first time): youtube.com/watch?v=8cF0tf…

OMG! Yes, thank you Dr. Kim Parker (she | her) and check out upcoming live theater, music, and dance adaptations of these and other incredible Jacqueline Woodson works of art coming to the The Kennedy Center like, for instance (and coincidence), The Day You Begin! kennedy-center.org/whats-on/explo…

Never fear! Mo Willems’ spectacularly unscary monster is gobbled up by kids theguardian.com/stage/2022/jul…

Amazing day at Jacqueline Jacqueline Woodson and Jason's Jason Moran Block Party at the The Kennedy Center #REACH today.

Thank you Jacqueline Woodson for being You and telling us ALL the stories we need to hear. The World Belonged to Us at The Kennedy Center with a host of activities from double Dutch, DJs, Go-Go and a Second Line. Photo by Jati Lindsay

Langston Hughes was born on this day in 1901. Check out our lesson plan, "Discovering Rhythm, Improv, Jazz, and Poetry" where students explore the works of Hughes, Yusef Komunyakaa & Sonia Sanchez & apply musicality & sound elements to original poems! kennedy-center.org/discoveringrhy…

#KennedyCenterEducationDigitalLearning finished their wonderfully weird opera series last week, and we'd say it's worth a rewatch! Kennedy Center Education | Digital Learning youtube.com/watch?v=ysc1Lj…

Teach about Irish culture through traditional folk music and dance with The Kennedy Center featured lesson: Céilís: Exploring Irish Folk Dance. Includes a range of content if you just want to pick and choose. kennedy-center.org/lessons-and-ac… ☘️ #DigitalLearning #ArtsEducation #ArtsIntegration

Journey back in time 50 years ago today and follow the rise of hip hop culture through the decades with the most popular resource in the The Kennedy Center Digital Resources Library: "Hip Hop: A Culture of Vision and Voice." kennedy-center.org/hip-hop-a-cult… #hiphop #hiphop50

Hope to see you at the 2023 Ed Games Expo hosted by the Institute of Education Sciences at the REACH this week! Full agenda of events here: ies.ed.gov/sbir/pdf/Agend…

What better time to get innovative (nov8-ive) with your lesson plans than on National STEM/STEAM Day. How about Balancing Mobiles! kennedy-center.org/education/reso… #STEMeducation #STEAM #artsintegration #nov8 #kennedycenter

🎥 Barbie Watch Party in ASL 🗓️ Saturday, March 23 🕑 2:00pm - 4:00pm 📍 MLK Library, 401-A Conference Room Experience the magic of "Barbie" with ASL built in! Fun, inclusive, and open to all! 🎬

Learn more about Duke Ellington today—his 125 birthday—with our new The Kennedy Center Artist + Work resource. Ellington's 1950 symphonic composition, "Harlem," demonstrated unprecedented storytelling through the jazz idiom. kennedy-center.org/duke-ellington…