May 29 | Grades 4–8

Friday on Arizona PBS

6:30 a.m. NOVA: Eagle Power

Nature / American Eagle: Hatching – Video and Support Materials

Harpy Eagle Facts – Video and Article

A female harpy eagle
A female harpy eagle | Still from “A Hungry Harpy” PBS.org

7:30 a.m. History Detectives: Photograph of African American in Confederate Uniform

Wearing the Confederate Uniform: Slave or Soldier? – Video

History Detectives, Civil War: Blacks on the Battlefield – Lesson Plan, Video, and Activity

History Detectives: Internet Scavenger Hunt – Interactive


8:30 a.m. Wild Weather

Evidence of Weather – Background Reading, Activity and Teaching Tips

Evidence of Wind – Interactive

Severe Weather – Media Gallery


9:30 a.m. Food – Delicious Science: We Are What We Eat

Body Needs – Interactive and Support Materials

Secrets of Sourdough / QUEST – Video and Support Materials

Biological Molecules – You Are What You Eat / Crash Course Biology – Video

A loaf of sliced brown bread
Watch to learn about the molecules that make up every living thing — carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins — and how we find them in our environment and in the food that we eat. | Still from “Biological Molecules – You Are What You Eat | Crash Course Biology” / PBS LearningMedia

10:30 a.m. NOVA: Eagle Power

Bald Eagles / Untamed – Video and Support Materials

Nature / American Eagle: Fledglings – Video and Support Materials

Illustration of columns of a capitol building with text reading: Arizona PBS AZ Votes 2024

Arizona PBS presents candidate debates

The Capital building with text reading: Circle on Circle: Robert Lowell's D.C.
May 2

An evening with ‘Poetry in America’

Earth Day Challenge graphic with the Arizona PBS logo and an illustration of the earth

Help us meet the Earth Day Challenge!

Graphic for the AZPBS kids LEARN! Writing Contest with a child sitting in a chair writing on a table and text reading: The Ultimate Field Trip
May 12

Submit your entry for the 2024 Writing Contest

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