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June 2 | Grades 9–12

Tuesday on Arizona PBS

11:30 a.m. Genius by Stephen Hawking: Can We Time Travel? (Science)

Timeline: A Brief History of Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity / Light Falls – Interactive and Support Materials
Speed of Light: Time Traveler – Interactive and Support Materials
12:30 p.m. Freedom Writers: Stories From the Heart (ELA)

A Writer’s Notebook / Developing Writers: A Workshop for High School Teachers – Interactive
The Diary of Anne Frank 1: A Difficult Situation – Video and Support Materials
The Diary of Anne Frank: Life in Hiding – Videos and Support Materials
Commentary Writing: Finding a Unique Perspective – Audio and Support Materials

A young woman portrays Anne Frank
Anne Frank | Still from MASTERPIECE’s 2010 version of “The Diary of Anne Frank” / PBS LearningMedia
1:30 p.m. The Story of China with Michael Wood: The Last Empire/The Age of Revolution (World History)

Know Your Dynasties: Lesson Plan / The Story of China – Lesson Plan
Be the Historian: How do images function as symbols – Interactive
3:30 p.m. Ancient Skies: Gods and Monsters (World History)

The Beginnings of the Telescope – Background Reading and Discussion Questions
Introduction to Astronomy / Crash Course Astronomy – Video
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