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Arizona PBS KIDS is part of Arizona PBS (KAET-Channel 8) and a community service of Arizona State Uni

Arizona PBS KIDS is supported by a team of educators regionally embedded across the state. Arizona PBS education and community impact specializes in supporting PreK-12 educators and students in the classroom and families at home.

05/25/2026

Guide students in exploring the history and meaning of Memorial Day! This "All About the Holidays" resource helps them reflect on why the day is observed and how communities honor those who served. (Grades: K-5)

Learn about Memorial Day with this look back at the holiday's history.

05/24/2026

Support students in exploring Hawaiian culture through food! They'll learn how Chefs Warren Seta and Chris Ikeda bring the spirit of Aloha to the Midwest through traditional and modern Hawaiian dishes. (Grades: 6-12)

In this episode of Relish, students will learn how two restaurants bring the spirit of Aloha to the Midwest through iconic and memory-filled meals from Hawaii. Warren Seta from Ono Hawaii Plates cooks up his grandmother's traditional beef stew, historically served as a “plate lunch.” Chef Chris ...

05/20/2026

Support students in exploring the shared history of Black and Jewish communities for Jewish Heritage Month. Lessons in this collection cover primary sources, historical events, and critical thinking while highlighting the civic and cultural bonds formed during the civil rights era. (Grades: 6-12)

This collection of classroom resources is based on the four-part series Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History. Students will discover the struggles and strengths that Black and Jewish people have faced and how they have been drawn together by the civic and cultural bonds formed during the....

05/18/2026

Help students explore how history and culture converge in the kitchen! Chef John Sugimura demonstrates fish selection and shares how his Japanese-American grandmother’s WWII internment experiences inform every dish he creates. (Grades: 3-12)

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05/14/2026

During Haitian Heritage Month, inspire students to learn about the Haitian Revolution. This resource explores key events, personal narratives, and historical ideas that contributed to Haiti’s path to independence. (Grades: 9-12)

Students investigate pivotal events in the Haitian Revolution and how they helped pave the way for Haitian independence. Using images, a personal story from the Your Story, Our Story website and self-directed research, students learn about the individuals, events and ideas that made the Haitian Revo...

05/13/2026

Turn coping skills into a game! 🎲 The COMPASS for Courage toolkit helps students manage anxiety, build confidence, and strengthen social skills, while supporting focus, grades, and classroom success. (Grades: 3-8)

Help kids overcome anxiety. COMPASS for Courage is a gamified social-emotional learning program to teach kids proven anxiety-management skills in schools, private practice, or at home.

05/12/2026

Guide students in learning about creativity and collaboration through Jelly, Ben & Pogo’s game of Tumbang Preso! Students will see how problem-solving and design help Jelly feel brave and strong. (Grades: PreK-K)

The goal of Tumbang Preso is to knock over a can by tossing slippers at it. When it’s Jelly’s turn to protect the can, she fears being hit herself. The three design a soft suit to help Jelly feel tough.

05/11/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month! Help students manage stress — from homework to friendship troubles — with practical tips for feeling calmer and more confident. (Grades: PreK-5)

Discover tips to help kids cope when they feel stressed out! From conflicts with friends and families to dealing with lots of homework, Ruby and her TEAMology friends can help kids stress less and feel better.

05/10/2026

Students will explore artifacts and stories to see how this protest helped start the American Revolution. (Grades: 3-5)

Explore how a tax on tea led to the “Destruction of Tea” in Boston Harbor, also known as the Boston Tea Party, and fueled tensions between Great Britain and the colonists. Students examine how this protest fanned the flames of revolution and served to unite the colonies against the British. Stud...

05/09/2026

Help students discover creative ways to protect the environment! This resource highlights how student-led projects in Hawaii use beneficial microorganisms to improve water quality and support thriving ecosystems. (Grades: 9-12)

Introduce students to the Genki Ala Wai Project and the use of genki balls as an innovative, community-based approach to improving water quality in Hawaiʻi, particularly the Ala Wai Canal. Through a media gallery featuring three videos created by students from Hawaiʻi, students explore how benefic...

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