Jen Kobylecky

Award-Winning THE LIBRARIANS Documentary Sets Widespread Release The award-winning documentary THE LIBRARIANS, which explores contemporary book bans and attacks on librarians, to release nationwide.

Thrilled that The Librarians film is coming to PBS this fall. I'll share the air date for PBS Wisconsin once we know it! bookriot.com/the-libraria... #EduSky

Thank you @tommullaney.bsky.social - fantastic resources for AI literacy.

Wisconsin women who made history - PBS Wisconsin The PBS Wisconsin Education collections The Look Back and Wisconsin Biographies provide important stories of women who have made history in...

Thrilled to see the community of Wisconsin educators growing on #EduSky! In honor of #womenshistorymonth, I encourage you to check out the classroom media content we make at PBS Wisconsin featuring important stories of women who have made history in our state. pbswisconsin.org/article/wisc...

Sewing With Nancy Sewing, quilting and embroidery techniques for hobbyists of all skill levels.

You might be thinking about Sewing with Nancy from @pbswisconsin.bsky.social! www.pbs.org/show/sewing-...

Dice in the Dairyland: The History of Dungeons and Dragons – The Look Back – PBS Wisconsin Education Dungeons and Dragons is a worldwide gaming phenomenon that started right here in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin! Follow us on an epic adventure as we discover what and who lead to the games creation.

This is non-fiction, but you might also enjoy this history of D&D, part of PBS Wisconsin Education's series for 4th-6th grade classrooms called The Look Back: pbswisconsineducation.org/look-back-ep...

Pre-K — higher ed educators 📣

What are your thoughts about the potential dismantling of the Department of Education?

Share w/ PBS @NewsHour Classroom's Educator Voice blog ✍️ by Fri., 2/21 here: bit.ly/40Q0vRw

#DOE #EduSky #elachat #engchat #mschat #HigherEd #PreK #apush #apgov

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If you’re looking for a good kids show, check out Carl the Collector on PBS Kids. The app is free. The main character is autistic and is voiced by an autistic kid.

They are even adding a nonverbal character voiced by a nonverbal actor using his AAC to speak his lines

Bwaakoningwiid David O’Connor (American Indian Studies Consultant, Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction davidoconnor@dpi.wi.gov and Kate Van Haren (4th/5th Grade Social Studies and Literacy Teacher, PhD candidate at Penn State katevanharen@wcsswi.org

6 PS of Teaching Indigenous Studies, from article Toward an Anti-Colonial Approach to civic education

Links to articles on 2020 list of Wisconsin leaders and Good Housekeeping List of Indigenous Leaders

Excellent session this morning at #NCSS2024 on Moving Beyond Indigenous Land (Water and Air) Acknowledgments with David O’Connor and Kate Van Haren.

Exploring African American History with Library of Congress Teacher Resources | Teaching with the Library A sampling of Library of Congress teacher resources related to the study of African American history, which have been developed and published over the past year.

Here is a great blog post from the Library of Congress on resources to teach African-American history blogs.loc.gov/teachers/202... #blackhistorymonth

Anchor chart titled "Strong Narrative (Story) Writing!" includes information organized under the headers "Use concrete words & sensory details," "Alternate between dialogue and description," "Dialogue needs" and "Vary sentence structures!"

Sometimes, it takes a little structure to help Ss' creativity really shine!

Check out these narrative writing tips, via T tkteaches on IG:

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Hi there #edusky! I just found you and wanted to share this. Looking forward to joining the community of educators on Bluesky.

Hope it went well!

Tall-Tale Postcards – The Look Back – PBS Wisconsin Education Did fake photos convince people to move to the Midwest? Discover how tall-tale postcards playfully made the midwest seem like a land of plenty during a tough time for agriculture.

@sarahmackattack.bsky.social You could even ground misinformation in history-- one more resource for you: pbswisconsineducation.org/look-back-ep...

Implement – Media Literacy – PBS Wisconsin Education Check out the 8 micro credentials that are part of the PBS Media Literacy Certification and examples of work by Wisconsin educators to earn these credentials.

Is this for the science teacher conference where you're presenting? Feel free to peek at (or share) the free model lessons on media literacy shared by Wisconsin educators on PBS WI's site- good examples for all grade bands: pbswisconsineducation.org/medialiterac...

One Planet. All Beings. Deeply Resilient. YouTube video by The Loka Initiative

Need a 40 second break? Take a #deepbreath: One Planet, All Beings, Deeply Resilient! We are all interdependent, we are alive now & we are capable of changing our behavior, our institutions, our societies & global systems to live in harmony with all of life on Earth. www.youtube.com/watch?v=w51k...

PBS WI makes education content purpose-built for learning spaces, and Meet the Lab, our collection for middle school science has a new story! Featuring the work of @profdesai.bsky.social, “Climate Trackers” helps students understand why research matters. pbswisconsineducation.org/lab/climate-...

🎶 It’s alright to cry. Crying gets the sad out of you. 🎶

PBS LearningMedia | Teaching Resources For Students And Teachers Inspire your students with thousands of free teaching resources including videos, lesson plans, and games aligned to state and national standards.

PBS LearningMedia has over 30,000 free, standards-aligned multimedia educational materials for PreK-12 learning spaces. wisconsin.pbslearningmedia.org

Ugh, same.

Brother and sisterhood!

I never made it over there, but it sounds like I am not missing out. So far, this place feels more Twitter-esque in tone. Glad to be rediscovering accounts like yours.

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Woman posing with puppets from the Donkey Hodie show on PBS KIDS

Slide showing Snuffleupagus from Sesame Street with his first name (Aloysius)

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🎶 Hey there Mr. Bluesky! 🎶

Good to see more and more users coming aboard. I’m Jen. I moved to public media education after a long career in conservation/enviro ed. So far PBS has given me lots of full circle moments and opportunities to work alongside amazing humans (and other beings!) I ❤️ PBS.

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I’m hoping all the public media folks find their way over too!

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OP holding up a quilt with Dinosaur train fabric and other prints.

Woman holding up a quilt with PBS KIDS fabric

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I got to make quilts with PBS KIDS fabric alongside hundreds of volunteers and the happiness it gave my heart has a lasting impact.

I’m from a station! Hoping more PBS folks migrate over.

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