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NFL: Buffalo Bills at Cincinnati Bengals

Daily News Lesson January 04 2023

Examining football’s health risks after Damar Hamlin’s cardiac arrest on the field

Learn about some of the health risks in professional and amateur football

Daily News Lesson January 03 2023

PBS NewsHour stories + Student Video of the Day — Jan. 4, 2023

Current events across disciplines with discussion questions for grades 6-12 and the Student Video of the Day

Giant number '23' arrives in Times Square ahead of ball drop

Post January 03 2023

Classroom activity: What were the most important stories of 2022?

Discuss the biggest news to come out of the past year

Daily News Lesson January 02 2023

PBS NewsHour stories for Jan. 3, 2023

Current events for social studies, science, English, STEM and more with discussion questions for grades 6-12

FILE PHOTO: Brazilian soccer legend Pele waves during the international friendly soccer match between Algeria and Slovenia in Algiers

Daily News Lesson December 30 2022

Remembering Pelé’s legacy and global impact on soccer

Learn about the life and legacy of one of a great legend of the soccer world

Daily News Lesson December 20 2022

PBS NewsHour stories for Dec. 21, 2022

Current events for social studies, science, English, STEM and more with discussion questions for grades 6-12

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Daily News Lesson December 20 2022

Lesson plan: Initiative allows inmates to work toward law degree while behind bars

Learn about a program that helps people in prison become lawyers and discuss the benefits of such a program

U.S. House Select Committee holds final meeting to release report on Jan. 6, 2021 assault on Capitol in Washington

Daily News Lesson December 19 2022

Jan. 6 committee recommends criminal charges against Trump for Capitol attack

Learn about Congress's Jan. 6 committee's final hearing

Daily News Lesson December 19 2022

PBS NewsHour stories for Dec. 20, 2022

Current events for social studies, science, English, STEM and more with discussion questions for grades 6-12

Janis Herrera gets her blood pressure measured on the first day of the new Pueblo del Rio Housing Projects Wellness Center, a free clinic that will serve 3,500 low income residents, in Los Angeles

Daily News Lesson December 19 2022

How racial biases in medical algorithms lead to inequities in care

Learn about a new report that tracks racial biases in hospital systems created by automated programs

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