Spend more time outdoors with these family-friendly crafts, activities and games. From a jump rope made of recycled plastic bags to homemade chalk and even a plastic bottle sprinkler, we’ve collected the best fun and easy outdoor adventures complete with more ways to have fun from popular bloggers in the parenting community. Text and Photographs provided by: Annie Moffatt, Amy Mascott, Astra McNicholl, Caroline Urdaneta, Caz George, Christina Reif, Erin Dobias, Jen Berlingo, Jennifer Cooper, Jill Dubien, Katie Gill-Harvey, Kaysi Gardner, Laura Novobilisky, Lorie Kaehler, Marnie Craycroft, Marie Lebaron, MaryLea Harris, Michelle Vackar, Stephanie Sims, Valerie Deneen PBS Parents is a trusted resource that’s filled with information on child development and early learning. The site features hundreds of family-friendly recipes and easy-to-make crafts, too. It also serves as a window to the world of PBS KIDS, offering access to educational activities inspired by PBS KIDS programs. PBS Parents empowers parents as they prepare their children for success in school – and in life.
Celebrate picnic season with PBS Parents’ Kitchen Explorers collection of simple and simply delicious family-friendly recipes. From awesome Asian Noodle Salad to marvelous Marinated Grilled Chicken to famous Four-Ingredient Peanut Butter Cookies, this book’s recipes will be a picnic-pleaser! For more Kitchen Explorers recipes for every season, be sure to visit pbsparents.org. Text and Photographs provided by: Alice Currah, publisher of the popular food blog, SavorySweetLife.com, and author of the cookbook: "SAVORY SWEET LIFE: 100 Delicious Recipes for Every Family Occasion" (William Morrow/Harper Collins June 2012) and Aviva Goldfarb, author and founder of The Six O'Clock Scramble®, a seasonal online weekly menu planner and cookbook (St. Martin's Press, 2006). Her latest cookbook is "SOS! The Six O'Clock Scramble to the Rescue: Earth-Friendly Kid-Pleasing Dinners for Busy Families." PBS Parents is a trusted resource that’s filled with information on child development and early learning. The site features hundreds of family-friendly recipes and easy-to-make crafts, too. It also serves as a window to the world of PBS KIDS, offering access to educational activities inspired by PBS KIDS programs. PBS Parents empowers parents as they prepare their children for success in school – and in life. Normal 0 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE
Social media, texting and the Internet have given oppressed people the power to organize, communicate dissent and help lead revolutions throughout the world. While the Arab Spring in 2011 brought attention to "Facebook revolutions" in Tunisia, Egypt and other nations, the rise of global free speech around the world was happening in many more places for many more years. This collection of PBS MediaShift stories from 2006 to 2013 goes from China to Burma to Russia to Southern Sudan and beyond, looking at how average people used technology and social media to discuss and organize in places where governments cracked down on free expression. The stories also include updates on what's happening currently in those places. Unfortunately, many governments have made Internet and social media censorship their focus, passing new restrictive laws to hinder online speech or block sites wholesale. The good news is that activists and people who want to spread the word now have a global outlet in the Internet, with blogs, social media, YouTube and other tools.
A blockbuster illustrated book that captures what Americans love to read, The Great American Read: The Book of Books is the gorgeously-produced companion book to PBS's ambitious summer 2018 series. What are America's best-loved novels? PBS will launch The Great American Read series with a 2-hour special in May 2018 revealing America's 100 best-loved novels, determined by a rigorous national survey. Subsequent episodes will air in September and October. Celebrities and everyday Americans will champion their favorite novel and in the finale in late October, America's #1 best-loved novel will be revealed. The Great American Read: The Book of Books will present all 100 novels with fascinating information about each book, author profiles, a snapshot of the novel's social relevance, film or television adaptations, other books and writings by the author, and little-known facts. Also included are themed articles about banned books, the most influential book illustrators, reading recommendations, the best first-lines in literature, and more. Beautifully designed with rare images of the original manuscripts, first-edition covers, rejection letters, and other ephemera, The Great American Read: The Book of Books is a must-have book for all booklovers.
In the wake of the NSA surveillance outcry and ad companies tracking you online, what can you do to protect your privacy when you go online? This collection of stories, tips and guides will help you do just that. It includes in-depth stories that ran on the PBS MediaShift website over the past few years, as well as sections from the Electronic Frontier Foundation's Surveillance Self-Defense Guide, updated for today's environment. There's also a lengthy chapter about using encryption from the Freedom of Press Foundation, written by Micah Lee. Rather than feel helpless, you can help protect yourself in the digital sphere with tips from this important guide.
Once Upon a Time... is a magical book that will turn anyone who reads it into a brilliant storyteller! Gather round . . . it’s story time! Developed in collaboration with the early childhood experts at PBS KIDS, Once Upon a Time. . . is packed with games, prompts, silly scenarios, and creativity-boosting illustrations to get kids as young as 3 or 4 comfortable and confident telling stories. The book is sure to jumpstart the imagination and get the whole family sharing amazing tales about a grumpy bear, a ticklish pirate, a goofy astronaut, and anyone or anything else that they can dream up. Designed to be read by a grownup, anyone who is old enough to talk can learn how to invent zany characters, describe fantastical settings, and create exciting plots. Research shows that storytelling is a wonderful activity for kids (and adults!) of all ages. It: *Boosts creativity *Increases focus *Sharpens memory *Enhances verbal skills *Builds confidence Once Upon a Time will hone these important skills and provide endless entertainment.
Slight on Yoga will quickly become the bible For The thousands of people who are jumping on the Yoga bandwagon and starting studios and Yoga-related businesses-props, clothing, food, travel, dating services, cosmetics, interiors, pharmaceuticals and so many, many more. Filled with the Iyamjokar method's handy tips and 'can't miss' tactics, it is the fullest, most practical and most potentially enriching guide to financial success by the world's highest-paid Yoga teacher. Slight on Yoga is an essential sourcebook for all who seek the benefits of Yoga for their IRA.
Based on the popular and revolutionary PBS multiplatform documentary project, an inspiring and striking photographic portrait that brilliantly captures the tumultuous, historic year that was 2020, offering an intimate look at the heart and soul of our national life and what it means to be an American today, revealed through the stories of ordinary people from sea to shining sea. Everyone has a story . . . In January 2020, in celebration of its 50th anniversary, PBS launched an ambitious national storytelling project, American Portrait, inviting people across the country to participate in a national conversation about what it means to be an American today. The multiplatform experience, including a television series that will air on PBS stations nationwide in January 2021, has created a communal voice through the individual stories of participants—each one a unique stitch in the beautiful, diverse quilt that is America. A vivid yet nuanced snapshot of who we are, this visually striking companion volume features more than 400 entries and photographs, all which began with an answer to a simple cue: My American story started when . . . You don’t know what it’s like to . . . My greatest challenge is . . . The tradition I carry on is . . . I was raised to believe . . . What keeps me up at night is . . . I took a risk when . . . When I step outside my door . . . Most days I feel . . . Told by people of all ages, orientations, and walks of life, these unique stories of joy, adversity, love, sacrifice, grief, sharing, triumph, and grace, centered on the themes of family, work, fun, faith, and community, illuminate the struggles, hopes, dreams, and convictions of Americans today. The more we share with our fellow citizens, the more we can see a real, complex, and fascinating representation of our country that is far richer and deeper than headlines and elections tell us. As intriguing, thoughtful, and distinct as the nation it embodies, American Portrait is a photographic manifestation of Walt Whitman’s immortal words, “I am large. I contain multitudes”—and a vital and ultimately hopeful reminder that what we all share is much greater and enduring than what may divide us.
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