Arizona PBS KIDS

Who had a voice when American democracy was first being formed? Offer students a lesson in the ways excluded groups — including women, African Americans, and Indigenous peoples — challenged inequality and worked to expand democracy. (Grades: 6-12)

Speak Up, Stand Up: Who Had a Voice in American Democracy During the Revolution? | Grades 6-8, 9-12 Social Studies Teaching and Lesson Resources Examine the early roots of American democracy and ask an essential question: who had a voice when the nation was founded? While revolutionary leaders called for freedom and representation, many people including women, African Americans, Native Americans, and those without property were excluded from...

Invite students to examine how became a pivotal moment in bringing about the end of World War II in Europe. This resource supports thoughtful analysis of one of history’s most consequential military operations. (Grades: 9-12)

D-Day Invasion | The War | Grades 9-12 Social Studies Teaching and Lesson Resources On June 6, 1944, D-Day in the European Theater, 1.5 million Allied troops embarked on one of the greatest missions in history: the invasion of France. Learning Objective: Students will analyze how integral D-Day was to bringing about the end of World War II in Europe. About the Author: Eden McCausli...

Introduce students to the basics of soccer as they meet a coach and learn how to play the game! This resource helps students explore teamwork, movement, and the fun of learning a new sport. (Grades: PreK-K)

KidVision | How to Play Soccer | Grades PreK-K Preschool Teaching and Lesson Resources Soccer is the most popular game in the world. Join Penny and the KidVision kids and learn how to play. We meet a coach, a team, do warm ups, and play a game! You'll be World Cup ready!