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math iQ is a program that uses innovative approaches to teach math to pre-K kids. Lessons include: 100 days, counting, addition, fair sharing, directional cues, patterns, measurement, and shapes.

Through this coloring book, we hope to cultivate an expansive vision of the diversity and vastness of Asian American and Pacific Islander communities by highlighting our rich history of contribution, solidarity, and resistance.

This collection of ten elementary-level media arts lesson plans from WQED offers educators a comprehensive, hands-on pathway for guiding students through the full creative process of storytelling and digital media production.

K-5 students will learn about a classic opera, The Barber of Seville, along with some historical fun facts about barbers by listening to different arias, including “Largo al factotum”, drawing characters’ emotions, and learning about the emotions arias can convey.

K-5 students will learn about a classic opera, The Marriage of Figaro by listening to the overture and different arias/duets, identifying the relationships among the characters, and the emotions conveyed in arias.

K-5 students will learn about a classic opera, The Magic Flute by listening to the overture and different arias, and identifying the emotions those arias convey.

WQED’s Rick Sebak visits Albert Gallatin’s home and explores his ties to Lafayette, the Louisiana Purchase, and Lewis’s dog, Seaman.

Printable elephant coloring sheet from Cartoon Academy.

Turn real world dilemmas into powerful classroom discussions that build critical thinking and values. This template provides a repeatable, step-by-step structure to guide students from gut reactions to reasoned judgment.

Printable lion coloring sheet from Cartoon Academy.

Use this checklist to create a calm, inclusive, and emotionally supportive space in your learning space.

Students in grades 1-5 will learn about making inferences based on evidence and the importance of presuming goodwill. Students will practice logical reasoning, collaborative problem-solving, and respectful communication to solve a classroom mystery.