March 31 | Programming and Activities | Grades 4-8
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Programming Highlights
History Detectives | Andrew Jackson's Mouth
Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. on KLCS Could a figurehead of a President Andrew Jackson wrapped in sheepskin once have adorned the U.S.S. Constitution?
Navajo Math Circles
Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. PST on KLCS
Math is a universal language. See how the country’s most accomplished mathematicians and math educators work with and learn from the children and teachers in the underserved, largely rural Navajo educational system.
Genius by Stephen Hawking | Where Are We?
Tuesday at 11 a.m. on KLCS Can three ordinary people measure the earth, the solar system and even the universe and find out where we really are?
At-Home Learning Tips
Making Memories in a Difficult Time
With schools closed and all families being asked to stay at home, it’s a bit mind-boggling to think that we are actually living in a moment of unprecedented world history. Here are a few ideas that will help you and your family reflect on important events, meaningful people and special moments you have shared together in the past and present.
Daily Programming
Tuesday on KLCS
Additional Resources
The Syuxtun Collective: Restoring Reciprocity with Health and Nature
Modern medicine owes a lot to traditional knowledge. Learn more about a collective of Native American practitioners and how they're reviving this knowledge of harvesting and preparing plant medicine in participation with nature.
Lost LA | Discovering the Universe
Edwin Hubble, working with the world’s most powerful telescope in the mountains high above Los Angeles, discovered just how vast the universe truly is. Visit the underground vault of the Carnegie Observatories, where paradigm-shifting discoveries are annotated by hand on glass photographic slides; and the historic Mount Wilson observatory.
Make a Dinosaur Handprint
Help your children see the dinosaur right in the palm of their hands with this fun and easy activity.
