At Home with Arizona PBS is a weekly email newsletter designed to bring you the latest information concerning COVID-19 and supply free resources for parents and educators. Arizona PBS is here to help make your time at home more informed, enjoyable and educational.
Camp right at home this summer
Long, hot summer days are a perfect time to build blanket tents in the living room and plan an imaginary campout. PBS LearningMedia has a collection of simple materials to make for a fun, action-packed learning adventure. More >>
Scholarships for educators
Considering a career in early childhood education? Full scholarships are available from First Things First. Arizona PBS administrates this scholarship and is here to assist. More >>
PBS KIDS apps are educational and fun
Did you know some of the PBS KIDS apps are available for free download and do not need internet access to play? That might sound like music to some parents’ ears! More >>
REMINDER for parents and educators:
Make time for Family Night!
This week’s PBS KIDS Family Night features an “Odd Squad” mini-marathon beginning at 7 p.m. on July 31, and Aug. 1-2!
Join the “Odd Squad” as they investigate weird and unusual phenomena around them and use math to put things right! There is no problem the agents can’t fix with their teamwork and problem-solving skills through math.
Watch with us on the PBS KIDS app or channel 8.4. View the schedule >>
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Arizona Horizon Town Hall on Friday, July 31 at 7:30 p.m.
Have questions about kids going back to school? In the last episode of our Town Hall series, local experts will discuss students going back to school during the COVID-19 pandemic. More >>
30 years on, ADA changes minds along with limitations for Arizonans
A lot has changed in the 30 years since the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act, which not only removed physical and legal barriers but forced Americans to see people with disabilities "as fully human" in the words of one Arizona advocate. More >>
A free media literacy course starts next week!
We’re in an age of information overload. This three-week course is designed to help people navigate our complex digital media environment. It’s hands-on and loaded with opportunities for learners to participate in an ongoing exploration of media. More >>
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