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We are learning about two perspectives to everything and propaganda. This activity was perfectly timed to allow students to study the engraving and interact with the photo.

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The Boston Massacre Engraving | Interactive Image | PBS LearningMedia

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In this interactive image, students interpret Paul Revere’s famous engraving of the Boston Massacre. They learn about the figures shown in the engraving, including Crispus Attucks and Captain Thomas Preston, and consider who is not represented in the image. As they work through their image analysis, students evaluate how and why the Boston Massacre engraving is a piece of propaganda and how the image reveals the issues of race, social class, and gender roles of the time.

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Coordinated lots of different lessons I've already used. Great addition of Indigenous perspectives

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Historic Significance of the Lakes | An Exploration of the Great Lakes | PBS LearningMedia

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The purpose of this lesson is to understand some of the significant contributions and historical legacies the Great Lakes have been part of over time in North America.

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Working with 3rd graders using Pixton to create a comic strip. Found a video for 6-12 on Creating Comics from the Media Arts Toolkit. It was a great intro to the parts of a comic and how to find your strength.

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Creating Comics | Media Arts Toolkit | PBS LearningMedia

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Reading and creating comic strips and comic books are engaging ways to promote literacy at any grade level and across content areas. The students in this video are members of a high school comic book club and have access to drawing tablets and Adobe Photoshop, so they can achieve sophisticated results. Even without such software, however, teachers can still integrate digital comics into a wide range of teaching situations. There are a number of comic books, especially contemporary ones, that are not “school appropriate,” so you might want to guide students’ web research on comic books.

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We have launched our unit on Wisconsin and the Civil War. I used this to introduce our unit, along with History.org -- Lincoln series. Students have been really interested in the battles. I will jump back to this resource I am sure several times through out this unit.

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The Civil War | Ken Burns in the Classroom | PBS LearningMedia

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The Civil War is a nine-part series that explores the most important conflict in our nation's history. It saw the end of slavery, and was the watershed of a new political and economic order.

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Lots of amazing clips from a fantastic series. The kids responded really positively to the prompts

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Native America reaches back 15,000 years, examining ancient city planning and early systems of science and spirituality and extends to present-day exploration of Indigenous knowledge and language preservation.

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I am not sure if I was using the correct resources, but I had my students use some of the math activities. They were interactive math activities. Today we watched a video on different types of angles.

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Chocolate Factory Math | PBS LearningMedia

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How does a chocolate factory use math? Go behind the scenes of the Anthony-Thomas chocolate factory where we discover how they use math concepts like time, fractions, and decimals to determine how many chocolates they make per day, how much a candy bar weighs, and more.

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Modeling Fractions with Cuisenaire Rods | PBS LearningMedia

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Model solutions to the fraction problems given by stacking and connecting your virtual manipulatives. This interactive exercise touches on comparing, simplifying, and basic operations with fractions using virtual Cuisenaire® Rods.

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This is the clip that I used to kick off an AI poetry lesson for poetry month. I also used a video from Fetch with Ruff Ruffman. I'll link that as well.

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Sons of Poetry | Sesame Street | PBS LearningMedia

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The Sons of Poetry circle their bikes to find the perfect rhyme. Explore poetry and practice rhyming with this parody video.

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This is a perfect intro to appropriate AI use with elementary students.

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AI Poetry Lesson | RUFF RUFFMAN: HUMBLE MEDIA GENIUS | PBS LearningMedia

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Ruff wants to create a new poem for his fans, but he has writer’s block. He ends up using artificial intelligence to help write the poem in this animated video about media literacy from RUFF RUFFMAN: HUMBLE MEDIA GENIUS.

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Learned about it from recommended resource list last session. Kids loved it! It connected to what we're doing in ELA - learning about early Native peoples in North America.

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Learn about the scientific and cultural impact of Indigenous creations and knowledge of the past and present world. Indigi-Genius covers global Indigenous topics that span across areas like science, culture and history.