At-Home Learning — Summer Edition — is an early childhood education resource (for ages 2-8) to help families, educators and community partners curb the summer slump while supporting students as they gear up for the next school year. Find at-home learning activities, guides, and expert advice below, to expand learning and family engagement.
Parents & Caregivers
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En esta actividad de manualidades y horneado de fantasía, los niños explorarán el conteo de objetos hasta 20 mientras decoran adorables pastelitos de papel.READ MORE -
Co-viewing is a great way for parents to reinforce social communication skills and the understanding of feelings and emotions.READ MORE -
In this pretend baking and crafting activity, children will explore counting objects up to 20 while decorating adorable paper cupcakes.READ MORE -
Through on-screen characters like Ms. Frizzle and with access to hands-on activities and other innovative science content, NSF-backed science programming inspires new generations to love STEM.READ MORE -
Children's hope and creativity took the center stage in this year's contest amid current events.READ MORE -
Esta actividad ayuda a los niños a aprender sobre figuras geométricas y a practicar el resolover problemas para hacer sus propias marionetas.READ MORE -
Parents and providers can work together to create safe and enriching environments for children amid the pandemic.READ MORE -
Esta semana nos enfocamos en tres maneras divertidas para jugar con las matemáticas.READ MORE -
Focus on the things you can control, teach children life-long coping skills and build good self-care habits.READ MORE -
Hop on our Facebook Live to meet creators from PBS KIDS shows and do fun activities.READ MORE
Teachers
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Integrating games in class has been proven to help improve focus and reading ability, including in children with special education needs.READ MORE -
Having a digital presence with purpose is critical to our development as 21st-century education leaders. Here's how to develop one.READ MORE -
Adriana Chavira is a teacher at Daniel Pearl Magnet High School.READ MORE -
Teachers are looking for virtual ways to keep their students focused and engaged, including young learners with disabilities.READ MORE -
We must become vigilant regarding anti-racism and stop sweeping racism under the rug. Here are a few tips on how to do that.READ MORE -
As teachers, we need to build learning communities that include all students and provide a safe space for them to succeed.READ MORE -
A children's librarian's creative approach to serving her community in response to COVID-19.READ MORE -
This fall teachers have the opportunity to model to their kids what it looks like to learn and overcome obstacles together.READ MORE -
To take care of students, teachers need take care of themselves first.READ MORE -
Teachers and community organizations help bridge digital divide.READ MORE
Tools
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Parents and caregivers as equal and reciprocal partners in children’s early learning.READ MORE -
PBS SoCal’s Digital Summer Backpacks are easy to download and full of fun activities for kids. / Nuestras mochilas digitales son fácil de descargar y llenas de actividades divertidas para niños.READ MORE -
READ MORECheck back every week to download the new schedules.
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PBS SoCal and KCET are offering broadcast programming and accompanying digital resources.READ MORE -
PBS SoCal y KCET están ofreciendo programas de transmisión con recursos digitales que se adhieren al currículum estatal de California.READ MORE -
READ MORESign up for newsletters for parents and teachers, or contact us for district resources.
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A series of professional development webinars for teachers to support families learning at home.READ MORE -
READ MOREPBS SoCal, KCET and KLCS are available for free over the air, but there are many ways to watch.
