🎵 Every kid is an original, we're all one of a kind! 🎵 Sing along with Sesame Street in celebration of the uniqueness of every child, including kids with autism! to.pbs.org/3tkAJCH

Don't let National Poetry Month pass you by! Explore the power of language with the PBS Poetry Everywhere series, featuring prominent voices of poetry, from Rita Dove to Mark Doty. (Grades: 7-12) to.pbs.org/3xq712f

Calling all Early Childhood Educators! Sesame Street in Communities has created a workshop to help providers recognize the amazing in all children! Print the Provider Guide today! bit.ly/2KY9I7I #SesameCommunity

Get to know Bob Dog, an energetic pup who likes to play hard, then celebrate! Watch a sneak peek of Donkey Hodie now on the PBS KIDS Video App and get ready for the series premiere on May 3! to.pbs.org/3aH2azA

Spring is a fantastic time to observe the moon! Use this lesson to guide students in exploring the changes of the moon’s appearance in the sky. (Grades: K-2) to.pbs.org/3gKCGFF

May is National Foster Care Month, and Sesame Street in Communities has created this helpful webinar to help support children and families in foster care. Check it out here: bit.ly/39E4Mgm #SesameCommunity

To all the teachers that have been there for our students throughout this uniquely challenging year, thank you. #TeacherAppreciationWeek

Cinco de Mayo commemorates a historic victory, but also serves as a celebration of Mexican-American culture! Use this lesson to introduce students to a Mexican folktale that communicates the values and customs of the country's culture. (Grades: K-8) to.pbs.org/3x3STLT

Celebrate all the moms in your life with a DIY art project! With just a few simple supplies, you can make personalized cardboard picture frames in honor of Mother's Day. to.pbs.org/3dviVzz

Petting a fuzzy friend is a great way for little ones to practice using their senses to relax! Learn more at the Sesame Street in Communities website: bit.ly/3sslGXT #SesameCommunity

For Mental Health Awareness Month, explore resources that can help you meet the mental health needs of students at school and at home. (Grades: 6-12) bit.ly/3fesZNh

In the last 500 years, more than 800 species have gone extinct. For Endangered Species Day, teach students what scientists are doing to save more animals. (Grades: 4-8) 🦍🐒🐅🐆🦒🐘🦏🐫🦅🐊🦎🐢🐳🐬 bit.ly/2SJTgvi

Congratulations to the Alabama ًFund for Teachers Fellows who were awarded $1,000 grants to pursue projects related to accessibility. Learn more about the Circle Program and educators selected for this year's awards. theramsdenproject.org/circle-program/

What are some of your favorite apps and digital games that facilitate nature exploration? PBS KIDS shares its top picks for your next outdoor neighborhood adventure! to.pbs.org/38JgE1c

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Nature play, or time spent in nature, is beneficial for many reasons, including relieving stress. And spring is a great time to get outdoors with your kid and take in those mood-boosting, creativity-sparking benefits! to.pbs.org/3vsD1By

Sometimes being wrong can help you learn something new. Use this Donkey Hodie planting lesson to teach your class to keep trying. (Grades PreK-K) to.pbs.org/3oVGbuG

As you plan summertime fun for your little learners, consider the media and activities featured in the Camp PBS LearningMedia collection. Find lesson plans and educational resources to refresh and renew your teaching this summer. Happy exploring! to.pbs.org/2PapgaA

Last week's show with Colby Leopard and Jeremy Burgess is available now! Fantastic show. mixcloud.com/substrateradio…

One of the best parts of 2021 was getting to work with @JMBurge. I'm happy to join the chorus of people hoping Mangold considers Burge for his upcoming Buster Keaton film. ✅Great actor ✅Incredible physical performances ✅Wonderful person ✅Loves film history ✅LOOK AT HIM