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December 4, 2020 Check Your Local TV Listings to Find the Channel for Your Local PBS Station Program Grid • November 2 - December 4, 2020 Check your local TV listings to find the channel for your local PBS station. Working with the ​Pennsylvania Department of Education​, we have created ​Learning at Home​, your connection to thousands of hours of educational and entertaining programs, videos, activities and games to support you. As part of Learning at Home, your seven PBS stations across the state (collectively known as Pennsylvania PBS) are providing on-air broadcasts of educational programs to supplement your distance learning. ​Programming is aligned by grade bands, and color-coded by PBS KIDS Learning Goals (listed on the back) so that you can easily find the program that's right for your child/student. ​The links underneath each program provide access to supplemental learning materials related to the program (an internet connection is required to access the links). Grade MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Bands November 2, 2020 November 3, 2020 November 4, 2020 November 5, 2020 November 6, 2020 Daniel Tiger’s Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Neighborhood Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Daniel’s Happy Song/Prince 10:00am The Family Campout/A Game Daniel Makes a Daniel Does Gymnastics/The Play Pretend/Super Daniel! Wednesday’s Happy Night for Everyone Mistake/Baking Mistakes Big Slide Birthday Elinor Wonders Why Elinor Wonders Why Elinor Wonders Why Elinor Wonders Why Elinor Wonders Why 10:30am Make Music Naturally/Light The Tomato Drop/Look What Make Music Naturally/Light Leave it to Ari/Snow Friend The Lizard Lounge/Feathers the Way I Can Do the Way PreK to Sesame Street 3rd Sesame Street Sesame Street Sesame Street Sesame Street There’s a New Count in 11:00am Elmo the Engineer A Dog and a Song You Can Do It, Elmo There’s a New Count in Town Town Building a Bridge Exploring Instruments Learn to Play Basketball Number Cards Number Cards Peg + Cat Peg + Cat Peg + Cat Peg + Cat Peg + Cat The Arch Villain The Mermaid in the Mall The Parade Problem/The The Mega Mall Problem/The The Election Problem/The 11:30am Problem/The Straight and Problem/The Painting Halloween Problem Cleopatra Problem Littlest Chicken Problem Narrow Problem Problem Teaching Fair Sharing The Mega Mall Game Measuring Without a Ruler Counting Backwards Operation: Shape It Up! SciGihttps://bit.ly/2GHzc7rls SciGirls SciGirls ​ ​ SciGirls SciGirls https://bit.ly/2GHzc79 Digging Archaeology 12:00pm Turtle Mania Dolphin Dive Horsing Around Puppet Power Digging Archaeology: Turtle Mania: Share Dolphin Dive: Analyze Horsing Around: Experiment 4th to Puppet Power: Activity Observe 8th Curious Crew Curious Crew Curious Crew Curious Crew Curious Crew 12:30pm Wheels and Axles Resonance Momentum Football Science Buoyancy Square Wheeled Tricycle Glass Breaking with Sound Momentum and Impulse Making Football Safer Buoyancy Brainteasers 1:00pm Power Trip: The Story of Somewhere South Not Done: Women Nature: Australian Bushfire Asian Americans Energy Remaking America Rescue Dumpling Dilemma Breaking Through Food Women’s Empowerment: Australia Wildfires: PBS Dumpling Dilemma: 1:30pm Redefine American Fueling our Feast: Fossil 9th to Collection NewsHour Activity Activities 12th Fuels and Food History with David Civilizations NOVA Genius by Stephen Hawking Poetry in America 2:00pm Rubenstein Renaissances Andrew Roberts Can We Cool the Planet? Treasures of the World: The What are We? The Gray Heron - Galway 1 - English_Nov2020 Be a Historian: What is its Kinnell Date? The Grey Heron Activity Making Stuff Colder: Achievements of Stephen The Robot Doctor Preserving Permafrost Mona Lisa Hawking Poetry in America How Can I Move? The New Colossus - Emma 2:30pm Robot Doctor: Robot Motion Lazarus Activity The New Colossus Activity Program Grid • November 2 - December 4, 2020 Check your local TV listings to find the channel for your local PBS station. Grade MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Bands November 9, 2020 November 10, 2020 November 11, 2020 November 12, 2020 November 13, 2020 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood It’s Time To Go/Daniel 10:00am The Royal Sandbox/Daniel A Snowy Day/Tutu All the Safety Patrol/Safety at the Daniel’s New Friend/Same Doesn’t Want to Stop Says I’m Sorry Time Beach and Different Playing Elinor Wonders Why Elinor Wonders Why Elinor Wonders Why Elinor Wonders Why Elinor Wonders Why 10:30am These Sneezes/Ari’s Lucky Speed Racer/One of These Bubble House/The Syrup These Sneezes/Ari’s Lucky Make Music Naturally/Light Shirt Goats Tree Shirt the Way PreK to 3rd Sesame Street Sesame Street Sesame Street Sesame Street Sesame Street 11:00am Magic Spell Welcome to Sesame Hospital Game Day on Sesame Street Magic Spell Grocery Games Reasons to Write Activity Meet the Helpers: Doctor A Good Sport Reasons to Write Activity Grocery Store Field Trip Peg + Cat Peg + Cat Peg + Cat Peg + Cat Peg + Cat Yet Another Tree 11:30am The Package Problem/The The Perfect Ten Problem/The The Big Dog Problem/The The Claymation Problem/The Problem/The Romeo and Train Problem Long Line Problem Three Friends Problem Grumpy Judge Problem Juliet Problem Adding Up and Taking Away Oscar’s Rotten Ride Reading Bar Graphs Go on a Length Hunt Up, Down, All Around SciGirls SciGirls SciGirls SciGirls SciGirls Blowin’ in the Wind Science Cooks! Underwater Eco-Adventure Robots to the Rescue 12:00pm High-Tech Fashion Blowin’ in the Wind: Science Cooks: Identify the Underwater Eco-Adventure: Robots to the Rescue: High Tech Fashion: Research 4th to Research Problem Data Collection Mentor Moment 8th Curious Crew Curious Crew Curious Crew Curious Crew Curious Crew 12:30pm Skeletal System Rockets Candy Chemistry Inertia Electric Batteries Biomechanics: The Skeleton Reusable Rockets Making Rock Candy Crayon in a Bottle Building a Cleaner Battery 1:00pm Natures: Primates Power Trip: The Story of Somewhere South By One Vote: Woman History Detectives Energy Suffrage in the South Secrets of Survival What a Pickle History Detectives: Transportation Women’s Suffrage: Kentucky Structural and Behavioral Preservation Somewhere South: What a 1:30pm Adaptations Evolution of Transportation Pickle Activity History with David Poetry in America 9th to Rubenstein Urban Love Poem: Marilyn 12th 2:00pm NOVA Jill Lepore Civilizations Genius by Stephen Hawking Chin Colosseum Roman Death Politics and Culture Paradise on Earth Where Are We? Reading a Poem Trap Michelangelo: Empires - Discovering Hawking Roman Aqueducts in the Medici Radiation Poetry in America The Robot Doctor Colosseum 2:30pm How Do I See? One Art: Elizabeth Bishop Robot Vision Elements of Poetry 2 - English_Nov2020 Program Grid • November 2 - December 4, 2020 Check your local TV listings to find the channel for your local PBS station. Grade MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Bands November 16, 2020 November 17, 2020 November 18, 2020 November 19, 2020 November 20, 2020 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood A Storm in the No Red Sweater for Friends and Daniel Gets 10:00am It’s Love Day!/Daniel’s Love Neighborhood/After the Daniel/Teacher Harriet’s Feelings/Daniel’s Day of Frustrated/Frustration At Day Surprise Neighborhood Storm New Hairdo Many Feelings School Elinor Wonders Why Elinor Wonders Why Elinor Wonders Why Elinor Wonders Why Elinor Wonders Why 10:30am Follow That Roly Poly/Rain, Follow That Roly Poly/Rain, Hiding in Plain Sight/Owl These Sneezes/Ari’s Lucky The Paper Trail/Bath Time Rain Don’t Go Away Rain Don’t Go Away Girl Shirt PreK to Sesame Street 3rd Sesame Street Sesame Street Sesame Street Sesame Street Cookie Monster’s Museum 11:00am What Floats Rocco’s Boat Grouch University What Floats Rocco’s Boat A Recipe for Dance Mystery Sink or Float Grouch University Sink or Float Patterns in Salsa Dancing A Trip to the Art Museum Peg + Cat Peg + Cat Peg + Cat Peg + Cat Peg + Cat The Polka Dot Planet Peg + Cat Save the World The Play Date Problem/The The Ring Problem/The The Camp Problem/The Two 11:30am Problem/The Mardi Gras Part 1 Blabberwocky Problem Wedding Problem Homes Problem Problem Peg+Cat: Camp, Day 1 Pattern Recognition Sorting Big and Small To Catch a Double Operations: Numbers 1-10 SciGirls SciGirls SciGirls SciGirls SciGirls Aquabots Mother Nature’s Shoes 12:00pm Going Green Star Power Habitat Havoc Aquabots: Identify the Mother Nature’s Shoes: Test Going Green: Activity Star Power: Activity Habitat Havoc - Test Problem Materials 4th to 8th Curious Crew Curious Crew Curious Crew Curious Crew Curious Crew Center of Gravity 12:30pm Pulleys Kinetic Energy Central Nervous System Basketball Science Center of Gravity: Pencil Simple Machines Energy in a Roller Coaster Nervous System Basketball Physics Balance 1:00pm Nature: Primates Power Trip: The Story of Finding Your Roots History Detectives Somewhere South Family Matters Energy War Stories Career Exploration: Forensic It’s a Green Thing Early Evolution of the Wealth 1:30pm A Hurried Escape Science It’s a Green Thing Human Hand The Math of Energy History with David Poetry in America 9th to Rubenstein 2:00pm 12th Robert A. Caro The Fish: Marianne Moore NOVA Hacking Your Mind Rhythm in Poetry Civilizations Petra: Lost City of Stone The Cult of Progress Living on Auto-Pilot The Robot Doctor Hydraulic Engineering in How to Write About Art Concepts Unwrapped: Poetry in America How Do I Sense? Ancient Petra Implicit Bias 2:30pm This Is Your Home Now: Lesson Handout 3 Mark Doty Robotics Brian, Age 7 Activity 3 - English_Nov2020 Program Grid • November 2 - December 4, 2020 Check your local TV listings to find the channel for your local PBS station.
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