June 15 | Grades 4–8

Monday on Arizona PBS

6:30 a.m.	NOVA: Black Hole – Apocalypse (Science) Black Hole Apocalypse / Visit a Black Hole – Video and Support Materials The Black Hole Death Problem / Physics Girl – Video Gravity and the Expanding Universe – Video and Support Materials The Schwarzschild Radius: Nature’s Breaking Point – Article

7:30 a.m.	History Detectives: Manhattan Project, Galleon Shipwreck; Creole Poems (Social Studies) Patent and Invention Research / History Detectives – Media Gallery and Support Materials How To Examine Old Documents Such as Letters and Diaries – Article

8:30 a.m.	Nature: Naledi – One Little Elephant (Nature) How Not to Feed a Baby Elephant – Video What Happened to Naledi – Video Orphaned Baby Elephant Struggles to Survive – Video Mud Bath with a Baby Elephant – Video The Baby Elephant’s Trunk / Kratts Creatures – Video A caregiver at Abu Camp in Botswana cuddles with Naledi, an orphaned baby elephant. \| Still from “How Not to Feed a Baby Elephant” PBS.org

9:30 a.m.	H2O: The Molecule That Made Us – Pulse (Science) NOVA: Finding Life Beyond Earth / Water Formation Hypothesis – Video and Support Materials Will There Be Enough Fresh Water? – Interactive

10:30 a.m.	NOVA: Black Hole – Apocalypse (Science) Black Hole Apocalypse / Modeling Galaxies – Video and Support Materials Black Hole Apocalypse / Gravity and Spacetime – Video and Support Materials Curvature of Space / Light Falls – Video and Support Materials What the first photograph of a black hole can reveal about space – Article and Video A galaxy \| Still from “Black Hole Apocalypse \| Modeling Galaxies” PBS LearningMedia