The force is strong with this blog post. You'll find a variety of media-rich resources across subjects to help you celebrate Star Wars day with your class.

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Is it possible to know what the early universe was like? Find out how one galaxy far, far away — one of the oldest and most distant ever observed — was discovered. (Grades: 9-12) #StarWarsDay bit.ly/3xPV76i

Learn about the rich history, contributions, and diversity of Asian American and Pacific Islander communities with the 'ABC's of AAPIs' coloring book lesson plan series! (Grades: 6-12) #AAPIHeritageMonth bit.ly/44e5uwW

Explore the wonders of space! Learn about the search for exoplanets, the life cycle of stars, and more about the vast history of the universe. (Grades: K-12) #NationalSpaceDay
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Renowned actor and dancer Dulé Hill explores the power of the arts to change lives in this adapted teaching resource from The Expressway With Dulé Hill. Full video and support materials: bit.ly/49S760j

Teach your way through May! Download this month's calendar of activities, printables, and videos that will inspire the creative problem-solver in your students. (Grades: PreK-2) bit.ly/4aRnteZ

Happy AANHPI month from all of us at PBS KIDS!

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Having a “tote”al blast hanging out with CCSSO today!

Today is #InternationalDanceDay ! It's no secret that #Indigenous dance is synonymous w/our way of life. Celebrate today with this #TeachingResource from @PBSTeachers, which explores the history of Indigenous dance through interviews & performances: bit.ly/49f0okK

Can stress be a good thing? Learn about the science behind stress and how to create a plan to manage it when it becomes too much. (Grades: 3-8) bit.ly/4d3n1f4

In the wise words of BEYONCÉ, 'This ain't Texas.' However, it is a series of videos that will take your class on a journey to explore African American roots and influences in country music. bit.ly/3vVLgvd

What is your favorite National Park? For #NationalParkWeek , learn about some of the people who devoted their lives to saving our most precious natural and cultural resources. (Grades: 6-12)
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What better way to celebrate #NationalVolunteerMonth then with our friends at City Island! Show your students this adorable video to spark their interest in giving back to their community.

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This #TeachingResource from @PBSTeachers explores the #Indigenous people of #Minnesota ! Learn about the migratory history and cultures of the #Dakota and #Anishinaabe people! Follow the link to explore: bit.ly/3ISS7ID

Super Readers! Flex your reading superpowers on #WorldBookDay by joining @superwhytv on a magical comic book adventure! (Grades: PreK-K)

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Happy birthday, Shakespeare! We have a hunch you would have loved @TaylorSwift13

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Check out this series and then head to Election Central to pull some resources that will give your class a solid foundation as we all prepare for this year's election: pbslearningmedia.org/collection/ele…

Do your students know how much the environmental movement has changed over time? Explore issues in environmental justice with the 'Celebrate #EarthDay ' collection. (Grades: 3-12) bit.ly/3Q2ligd