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April 28 | Programming and Activities | Grades 9–12

Get a taste of some great American Literature, meet the person who has the out-of-this-world record for time spent in space, travel to the Navajo Nation, and more.

April 29 | Programming and Activities | Grades Pre-K–3

Give old junk a new life with Curious George, learn more about feelings with Daniel Tiger, explore the sea with Splash and Bubbles, and more!

April 29 | Programming and Activities | Grades 4–8

Today, we're tackling algebraic inequalities, getting to the bottom of some historic mysteries and exploring some moons, including Jupiter's and our own.

April 29 | Programming and Activities | Grades 9–12

Learn about the evolution in caring for those with mental illness, explore heroes in great American literature and chronicle the history of dynamic Indigenous populations.

A young boy and young girl using educational tablets.

Tech-Savvy Educator's Tested Tools for Home-Based Teaching

An early childhood educator who doubles as a tech coordinator, shares her school's journey into home-based instruction and the programs that have worked best.

April 30 | Programming and Activities | Grades Pre-K–3

Learn about counting to large numbers with Peg and Cat, how to look at creatures in ponds without getting in the water with Nature Cat and even make stickers with Pinkalicious!

April 30 | Programming and Activities | Grades 4–8

Head to Saturn and its moons, learn a little more about John Adams and get up close and personal with some fascinating sloths.

April 30 | Programming and Activities | Grades 9–12

Today, we're going deep into space —but not to deep space, mind you — we're looking at one particularly amazing image of the Earth, visiting Saturn and then going right back to Earth to learn about Frankenstein and other memorable baddies.

An encounter between a girl and butterflies flying out of a giant book.

Five Teacher Poets Share Their Favorite Writing Prompts for Children

Poetry can provide an outlet for kids to express themselves in unique ways. Five seasoned Los Angeles poet teachers present their favorite poetry exercises for children.

Joyful young man lying on living room floor, lifting excited happy child in the air.

Play is the Work of Childhood: Four Reasons Why Parents Need It Too

Play isn’t just for little ones; parents need it too. Here are some reasons why you, a full-fledged adult, should play and some tips on how to co-play with your children.

A mother and children read in an indoor tent.

Growing a Reader: Cultivating a Love of Reading in Young Children

A school social worker shares how books have helped her breathe life and imagination into the teaching of social and emotional skills both at work and at home.

May 1 | Programming and Activities | Grades Pre-K–3

Today, we're learning about how to grow our own food, understand perspective, work out problems and the key parts of jazz.

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