28 days of ideas for exploring Black history through stories from more than 400 National Parks and communities. And introduce our National parks to K-5 students with the KidCitizen National Parks episode.
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Join us for 3 webinars where you’ll create your own episode while learning the key skills to build interactive episodes with the KidCitizen Editor.
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Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month celebrates generations of Asian and Pacific Islanders who have enriched America's history and are instrumental in its future success. Learn about resources from KidCitizen, the Library of Congress, National Archives, National Gallery, and others.
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If you (or a friend) are going to the NCSS conferences in Philly, there will be several chances to meet us and see the latest free KidCitizen resources for K-5 teachers and children. Here's where you can find us Friday Dec 2.
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KidCitizen team looks at shared exploration of photographs as social-media alternative for young children.
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From recycling materials during World War II to wearing masks during the COVID-19 pandemic, children have helped meet community goals during times of need. In this episode, students explore how children have contributed to recycling efforts in the past and present.
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This episode looks at how photographers helped convince Congress to pass child labor laws, focusing on some of Lewis Hine's photographs that exposed child working conditions and advocated for child labor laws.
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