At Home with Arizona PBS

At Home with Arizona PBS is a weekly email newsletter designed to bring you the latest news and supply free At Home Learning resources for parents and educators. Arizona PBS is here to help make your time at home more informed, enjoyable and educational.

Activities & Resources

Virtual event: teacher planning kit for new school routines
Join us for a Teacher Planning Kit webinar on Thursday, March 11, at 5 p.m. National PBS Digital Innovator All-Star educators will review the new planning kit which features dozens of lessons and great resources designed to be used whether or not you’re delivering instruction in person, and whether or not your student has internet access.

Getting outdoors with Elinor of "Elinor Wonders Why"
Exploring nature offers many benefits for kids — including reduced anxiety and improved sleep! Find lessons, printables and other fun resources featuring Elinor and her friends, Ari and Olive.

Raise your hands with Sesame Street
Participation in classroom routines and rules is an important part of school. This Sesame Street video focuses on raising your hand to ask or answer a question. Plus, tons of celebrities join Segi and her friends to raise their hands up high! Additional resources about returning to school routines are also available in English and Spanish.

Family favorites on Friday nights!

Friday, March 12, 2021

Join Arthur and friends for a full night of stories that explore issues faced by real kids, like how to care for others and manage your feelings in tough situations.

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News Updates

COVID spurs technological research in Arizona and beyond
From robots to deliver food to kiosks that measure vital signs, COVID-19 has driven numerous technological advances – and some Arizonans are playing a role.

Gov. Ducey orders K-12 schools to resume classes
Learn about Governor Doug Ducey's executive order requiring most Arizona K-12 schools to start offering in-person learning by March 15.

COVID-19 vaccine's updated age requirement
As COVID-19 vaccine distribution continues into phase 1-B, the age requirement to receive the vaccine has lowered. Will Humble, Executive Director of the Arizona Public Health Association, discusses the age change.

It's Women's History Month

Explore women's history all month long on our social media channels. Follow Arizona PBS on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.