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APT’s May 2026 Teacher of the Month: Celebrating Joyce Haven
After more than 30 years in education, Joyce Haven continues to remind us of what great teaching truly looks like: patience, heart, humility, and a genuine commitment to helping every child believe in themselves.
Helping your child get ready to read starts before kindergarten
What parents can do now to help young children build early literacy skills.
Why a Single Mom Uses PBS KIDS in Her Autistic Son’s Routine
Turning screen time into impactful edutainment.
APT Teacher of the Month, April 2026: Janiya Gresham
Five years in, first-grade teacher Janiya Gresham continues to find motivation in the little wins. Gresham shares her experiences transitioning from kindergarten to 1st grade and the importance of strong relationships.
5 PBS KIDS’ Classroom Resources All About Weather
Learn all about thunderstorms, fog, wind, and evaporation with 'Weather Hunters' this Earth Month!
APT Teacher of the Month, March 2026: Kesha Lovejoy
Kesha Lovejoy is a resource teacher at Rainbow Elementary School in Huntsville. From social worker to the front lines of education, discover how her love-first approach has been transforming young lives for over 21 years.
7 Classroom Resources for Women’s History Month
Celebrate women's accomplishments with classroom materials for PreK-12 educators, covering the American Revolution to science fiction.
‘Sesame Street’ returns for new season on Alabama Public Television
New season of 'Sesame Street' premieres March 9 with special guest star on APT/PBS and PBS Kids.
APT Teacher of the Month, February 2026: Katie Thompson
Katie Thompson is a special education teacher at Greystone Elementary School, serving 3rd–5th grade students in a resource classroom setting. Above her classroom door hangs her favorite reminder: “Progress, not perfection.” It’s a message she wants every student to carry with them. Her funding will be used to help students better access learning and regulate emotions.
New PBS KIDS Series “Phoebe & Jay” Launches Feb. 2
Find upcoming airdates and how to stream this new series supporting early literacy!
7 Classroom Ready Resources for Black History Month
Check out our collection of materials for every grade-level, from stories about the American Revolution to Alabama quilt makers.
Look for the Helpers: Be My Neighbor Day is Back in February
APT's Rebecca Binford shares her memories of this Daniel Tiger-inspired annual event celebrating kindness, helpers and community!
Valentine’s Day for Kids: Fun Facts, Crafts & PBS KIDS Episodes!
Explore kindness and creativity with Valentine’s facts, easy crafts, and heartwarming PBS KIDS episodes.
Jaclyn Foster Named APT’s January Teacher of the Month
Tuscaloosa Academy educator Jaclyn Foster is honored for 23 years of inspiring civic learning, building student voice, and using creative, inclusive teaching to help middle schoolers grow into confident citizens.
APT Teacher of the Month, December 2025: Shantorya Jones
Shantorya Jones teaches 5th-grade mathematics in Millbrook. With her APT Teacher of the Month award, she plans to purchase updated math manipulatives, interactive learning tools, and materials that support both enrichment and intervention. Learn how she is building strong relationships with her young "scholars."
What are Adverse Childhood Experiences and How to Heal Them
How can we build a world where every child has the opportunity to thrive?
The 2025 Holiday Classroom Resources Guide
Celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa with resources and activities for early childhood and K-12 educators.
Grateful Hearts & Crafty Hands: November Fun with PBS KIDS
Fill your classroom with crafts, games, and activities all about gratitude and how to express it!
APT Teacher of the Month, November 2025: Kristina Godsey
Kristina Godsey teaches Government, Economics and Spanish in Farfield. With her APT Teacher of the Month award, she plans to purchase Chromebooks and other basic supplies to improve engagement, access, and confidence. Learn how she's managed to light a fire in the hearts of her students again and again for the past 20 years.
10 Fang-Tastic Facts about Alabama Bats
Alabama bats are not what they seem. Find out how bats support our environment and agriculture!
Celebrate Fall with Weather Hunters!
Bring the magic of our new PBS KIDS show "Weather Hunters" into your fall routine.
APT Teacher of the Month, October 2025: Stacey Tatum
Stacey Tatum, 6th-grade science and social studies teacher, is taking her classroom outside. With her APT Teacher of the Month award, she plans to create a community garden for farm-to-table learning, while also feeding her community through fresh food donations. Learn more about Stacey Tatum's project and career.
APT Teacher of the Month, September 2025: Veronica Pitts
Veronica Pitts of Selma High School teaches 12th-grade Government and Economics and brings 12 years of experience to a classroom grounded in civic literacy, critical thinking, and advocacy. Her seniors come from diverse backgrounds, many juggling jobs or family responsibilities, and she meets them with purposeful, real-world learning that connects policy to everyday life.
Did You Know PBS KIDS Has Full Episodes with Onscreen ASL?
Check out these 5 fun ASL shows and educational resources for toddlers, preschoolers, and elementary-aged kids.
APT Teacher of the Month, August 2025: Lori Nicole Holland
Lori started as a corrections officer. Now she's the Special Education teacher at Albertville Middle. One colleague shared how she organized a school-wide trick-or-treat event that doubled as a meaningful learning experience, helping her students develop communication and social skills. Lori is using her $1,000 APT grant to expand her life skills classroom.
8 Family-Friendly Alabama Historical Sites for History Buffs
From Civil Rights landmarks to preserved battlegrounds, these 8 must-see educational destinations are perfect for history lovers of all ages.
How Alabama Schools Are Taking Steps to Meet Mental Health Challenges
One in six U.S. children between 6–17 experience a mental health disorder each year, according to the NAMI. What are mental health professionals in Alabama doing to address this growing issue?
Not Just a Job: Why Teachers Deserve Daily Appreciation
Rising senior Georgia Vaughn shares two standout teachers who have impacted more than just her studies.
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