ARIZONA PBS a community service of Arizona State University Week of Monday, April 26, 2021 (All Times Eastern, Check Local Listings) Monday, April 26, 2021 12 pm 1 pm 2 pm 3 pm 4 pm Curriculum/Theme: Engineering Science Science Social Studies Social Studies Grade Band: (Grades 9-12) (Grades 6-8) (Grades 6-8) (Grades 9-12) (Grades 9-12) NOVA: Look Who's NOVA: Pluto and Beyond The Age of Nature: Eyes on the Prize: The Eyes on the Prize: Two Driving Awakening Time Has Come 1964- Societies 1965-1968 1966 Program Title: Description: Find out how driverless Join the mission as the See how innovative After a decade-long cry for King and the Southern cars work, how they may New Horizons spacecraft actions are being taken to justice, a new sound is Christian Leadership change the way we live, attempts to fly by NASA's repair man-made damage heard in the civil rights Conference help Chicago's and whether we will ever most distant target yet. and restore reefs, rivers, movement: the insistent civil rights leaders in the be able to entrust them animal populations, and call for power. struggle against with our lives. more from Panama to "BlackPower!" replaces segregated housing. The China to Mozambique. "Freedom Now!" as the Kerner Commission finds fabric of the traditional that America is becoming movement changes. "two societies, one black, one white, separate and unequal." Driverless Vehicles Yield Exploring Pluto’s Surface | Human Impact on Food Civil Rights: Then and Civil Rights: Then and Related PBS to Complex Issues | NOVA Pluto and Beyond Webs | The Age of Nature Now Now LearningMedia Resource Wonders: Can We Build a Link: Brain? Tuesday, April 27, 2021 12 pm 1 pm 2 pm 3 pm 4 pm Curriculum/Theme: Math Math Science Social Studies Social Studies Grade Band: (Grade 6 / Grade 7) (Grade 8 / Algebra 1) (Grades 6-12) (Grades 6-12) (Grades 6-12) Illustrative Math Grade 6: Illustrative Math Grade 8: The Age of Nature: The Story of China: The Story of China: Unit 6, Lesson 4 / Unit 6, Lesson 3 / Understanding Golden Age / The Ming Golden Age / The Ming Illustrative Math Grade 7: Illustrative Math Algebra (3-5 PM) (Cont.) Program Title: Unit 5 Lesson 8 1: Unit 7, Lesson 2 Description: Practice Solving Equations What a Point in a Scatter See how scientists, See the stunning See the stunning and Representing Plot Means / When and citizens, and activists are achievements of two of achievements of two of Situations with Equations / Why Do We Write restoring the China’s most brilliant China’s most brilliant Position, Speed, and Quadratic Equations? environment—from the dynasties: the Song, dynasties: the Song, Direction Pacific Northwest to creators of a Chinese creators of a Chinese Yellowstone to Scotland— Renaissance, and the Renaissance, and the benefiting humans and Ming, builders of the Great Ming, builders of the Great animals alike. Wall and the Forbidden Wall and the Forbidden City. City. Related PBS Grade 6 video lesson Grade 8 video lesson Restoring Habitats | The The Story of China The Story of China LearningMedia Resource preview / Grade 7 video preview / Algebra 1 lesson Age of Nature Link: lesson preview preview Wednesday, April 28, 2021 12 pm 1 pm 2 pm 3 pm 4 pm Curriculum/Theme: Science Science Science Social Studies Social Studies Grade Band: (Grades 6-8) (Grades 6-12) (Grades 6-12) (Grades 6-12) (Grades 6-12) NOVA: Secret Mind of Life from Above: The Age of Nature: The Story of China: The The Story of China: The Slime Patterned Planet Changing Last Empire / The Age of Last Empire / The Age of Program Title: Revolution (3-5 PM) Revolution (Cont.) Description: Scientists investigate the See what causes the weird From Borneo to Antarctica, Journey back in time to Journey back in time to bizarre "intelligence" of shapes on Earth's surface see how the resilience of see the splendor of the see the splendor of the single-celled slime molds, only seen from space. the planet is helping us last Chinese dynasty: the last Chinese dynasty: the which appear to learn and find solutions to cope and Qing. Witness the fateful Qing. Witness the fateful make decisions—without a even mitigate climate First Opium War, which First Opium War, which brain. change, providing hope for sparked the fall of the sparked the fall of the a more positive future. empire and, after the 20th- empire, and after the 20th- century revolutions, the century revolutions, the birth of today’s China. birth of today’s China. Related PBS Nature | Ravens: Testing Global Precipitation Coastal Resilience: Video | The Story of China The Story of China LearningMedia Resource Intelligence Nature Works Everywhere Link: Thursday, April 29, 2021 12 pm 1 pm 2 pm 3 pm 4 pm Curriculum/Theme: Math Math Science Social Studies Social Studies Grade Band: (Grade 6 / Grade 7) (Grade 8 / Algebra 1) (Grades 6-8) (Grades 7-12) (Grades 7-12) Illustrative Math Grade 6: Illustrative Math Grade 8: NOVA: The Truth About American Experience: American Experience: Unit 6, Lesson 6 / Unit 6, Lesson 4 / Fat Freedom Summer (3-5 Freedom Summer Illustrative Math Grade 7: Illustrative Math Algebra PM) (Cont.) Program Title: Unit 5, Lesson 9 1: Unit 7, Lesson 4 Description: Write Expressions Where Fitting a Line to Data / Explore scientists' new During the summer of During the summer of Letters Stand for Numbers Solving Quadratic understandings about fat 1964, the nation’s eyes 1964, the nation’s eyes / Multiplying Rational Equations with the Zero and its role in hormone were riveted on were riveted on Numbers Product Property production, hunger, and Mississippi. Over 10 Mississippi. Over 10 even pregnancy. memorable weeks known memorable weeks known as Freedom Summer, as Freedom Summer, more than 700 student more than 700 student volunteers joined volunteers joined organizers and local organizers and local African Americans in a African Americans in a historic effort to shatter the historic effort to shatter the foundations of white foundations of white supremacy in the nation’s supremacy in the nation’s most segregated state. most segregated state. Related PBS Grade 6 video lesson Grade 8 video lesson In Defense of Food Freedom Summer: Freedom Summer: LearningMedia Resource preview / Grade 7 video preview / Algebra 1 lesson Freedom Schools Freedom Schools Link: lesson preview preview Friday, April 30, 2021 12 pm 1 pm 2 pm 3 pm 4 pm Curriculum/Theme: Math Math ELA ELA ELA (Grade 6 / Grade 7) (Grade 8 / Algebra 1) (Grades 6-12) / (Grades 9- (Grades 9-12) (Grades 9-12) Grade Band: 12) Illustrative Math Grade 6: Illustrative Math Grade 8: Poetry in America: I Great Performances: Great Performances: Unit 6, Lesson 4 / Unit 6, Lesson 3 / cannot dance opon my Much Ado About Much Ado About Illustrative Math Grade 7: Illustrative Math Algebra toes (2-2:30 PM)/ Great Nothing (Cont.) Nothing (Cont.) Unit 5, Lesson 8 1: Unit 7, Lesson 2 Performances: Much Ado About Nothing (2: Program Title: 30-5 PM) Description: Practice Solving Equations What a Point in a Scatter An ensemble of Recorded live at the Public Recorded live at the Public and Representing Plot Means / When and interpreters not only Theater's Free Theater's Free Situations with Equations / Why Do We Write discuss their Shakespeare in the Park, Shakespeare in the Park, Position, Speed, and Quadratic Equations? interpretations of Emily this modern interpretation this modern interpretation Direction Dickinson's ravishing of Shakespeare's romantic of Shakespeare's romantic ballet-themed poem, they classic with an all-black classic with an all-black also act, play, and dance. / cast features Danielle cast features Danielle Recorded live at the Public Brooks and Grantham Brooks and Grantham Theater's Free Coleman and is directed Coleman and is directed Shakespeare in the Park, by Tony Award–winner by Tony Award–winner this modern interpretation Kenny Leon. Kenny Leon. of Shakespeare's romantic classic with an all-black cast features Danielle Brooks and Grantham Coleman and is directed by Tony Award–winner Kenny Leon. Related PBS Grade 6 video lesson Grade 8 video lesson Dickinson, "I cannot dance GREAT GREAT LearningMedia Resource preview / Grade 7 video preview / Algebra 1 lesson opon my toes." PERFORMANCES: Much PERFORMANCES: Much Link: lesson preview preview Ado About Nothing Ado About Nothing Related PBS GREAT LearningMedia Resource PERFORMANCES: Much Link: Ado About Nothing ARIZONA PBS a community service of Arizona State University Week of Monday, May 3, 2021 (All Times Eastern, Check Local Listings) Monday, May 3, 2021 12 pm 1 pm 2 pm 3 pm 4 pm Curriculum/Theme: Science/Science Science Science Social Studies Social Studies (Grades 6-8) / (Grades 6- (Grades 9-12) (Grades 6-12) (Grades 9-12) (Grades 9-12) Grade Band: 12) SciGirls: Workin' It Out NOVA Wonders: Can We Life from Above: Moving Eyes on the Prize: Eyes on the Prize: The (Noon-12:30) / POV Build a Brain? Planet Power! 1966-1968 Promised Land 1967- Shorts: Earthrise (12:30- 1968 Program Title: 1) Description: Four girls team up with a Decode the latest From individual animals to The call for Black Power Martin Luther King, Jr. physical activity advances in artificial powerful weather systems, takes various forms across stakes out new ground for epidemiologist to develop intelligence—does it get a new perspective on communities in black himself and the rapidly an investigation that actually work, is it truly how our planet is America. In Cleveland, fragmenting civil rights compares the difficulty and intelligent, and are we constantly on the move. Carl Stokes wins election movement. In the midst of likeability of four different handing over too much as the first black mayor of political organizing, he physical activities: hip hop power to machines? a major American city.