PBS> PBS Teacher Previews: December 28, 2003-January 11, 2004
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Subject: PBS Teacher Previews: December 28, 2003-January 11, 2004
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PBS Teacher Previews: December 28, 2003-January 11, 2004
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Welcome to PBS Teacher Previews, the weekly newsletter from PBS designed
specifically for preK-12 educators. Note: this edition is a double issue,
covering two weeks of PBS on-air and online programming.
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The resources listed below are grouped into subject areas that correlate
with those found on PBS TeacherSource (http://pbs.org/teachersource/),
PBS's Web site for preK-12 educators. Grade level, resource type and
extended taping rights codes are also indicated for each listing.
To make the most effective use of this publication, please consult the
"Teacher Code Key" at the end of this document.
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schedule of exact dates and times for PBS television programs. PBS television
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available in your area. All PBS programs listed in this newsletter allow for
off-air
taping and subsequent classroom usage of one year or more. For complete
details, please visit the TV For Teachers section of PBS TeacherSource
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ARTS AND LITERATURE
Exxonmobil Masterpiece Theatre
"The Forsyte Saga" (part two of seven)
TV> PBSOL>
High School
Sunday, December 28, 2003
9:00 - 10:00 PM
In this episode home building at Robin Hill is underway and
over budget. Unknown to Soames, Bosinney is infatuated with
Irene. Irene resists initially, but gradually melts under
Bosinney’s charm. Soames is in the dark about the affair until
he sees Irene and Bosinney display open affection. Irene asks
Soames to honor his pledge to let her out of the marriage. He
refuses and decides to sue Bosinney for breach of contract over
the house. (CC, Stereo, DVI, 1 year)
At the companion Web site, print out the Forsyte family tree to
help you follow along with the broadcast. Find out how a novel
is translated into a script and then interpreted as a film
scene. And discover how a chance meeting with Joseph Conrad
("Heart of Darkness") convinced "Forsyte Saga" author John
Galsworthy to give up law and become a writer.
http://pbs.org/masterpiece/forsyte/index.html
Antiques Roadshow
"Indianapolis" (part three)
TV> PBSOL>
Middle / High School
Travel to the Indianapolis Convention Center where appraisers
unearth a number of interesting items, including a unique
Russian porcelain basketwork bowl, commissioned by Catherine
the Great; a pair of masterfully-handcrafted mallard duck
decoys; and original illustrations by science fiction pioneer
Frank Paul, appraised at $30,000 to $40,000. (CC, Stereo, 1
year)
Start your own treasure hunt at the companion site. Increase
your antiques vocabulary, step backstage to see how the
Roadshow is produced, meet the appraisers and much more. Plus,
submit your own stories of trash and treasure!
http://pbs.org/roadshow
Sing!
TV>
Middle / High School
"Sing!" focuses on the Los Angeles Children’s Chorus, which has
worked out of two rooms in a basement for 15 years to create
extraordinary music under the guidance of artistic director
Anne Tomlinson. The film, an Academy Award nominee for Best
Documentary, Short Subjects, follows a group of children from
their nervous chorus auditions to their transformation to
choristers of exceptional vocal beauty. (CC, Stereo, 1 year)
Independent Lens
"Man Bites Shorts"
TV> PBSOL>
Middle / High School
A night of hilarious, off-the-wall, delightful and just plain
weird short films, “Man Bites Shorts” offers five vignettes on
modern manhood. They’re about important guy things like getting
dumped, making a fool of yourself, biking 70 miles to see a
girl, arguing about basketball and losing your mind. (CC,
Stereo, 1 year)
Learn more about these unique films and the filmmakers who
created them at the companion Web site.
http://pbs.org/independentlens/shorts
Great Performances
"Great Performances 30th Anniversary: A Celebration in Song"
TV> PBSOL> MARC>
Elementary / Middle / High School
In this 30th anniversary celebration, "Great Performances"
looks back at some of the series’ most thrilling moments in
music and dance. (CC, Stereo, 1 year)
At the companion Web site get a year-by-year glimpse at some of
the award-winning shows that have made "Great Performances"
must-see programming for arts lovers. See if any of your
favorite songs are featured in the evening's program through
the online song list. Plus, watch excerpts from several numbers
featured in the program.
http://pbs.org/gperf/anniversary/anniversary.html
Great Performances
"From Vienna: The New Year's Celebration 2004"
TV> PBSOL>
Middle / High School
Join "Great Performances" and host Walter Cronkite for its
annual New Year’s Day celebration with the Vienna Philharmonic.
Riccardo Muti returns as guest conductor to lead the renowned
orchestra in a selection of buoyant Strauss Family waltzes.
This year there's a special addition to the festivities -- a
montage of ice skating performances will accompany Josef
Strauss’ “Skating Polka.” (CC, Stereo, 1 year)
Log onto the Web site and test your skills in the "Name That
Strauss Tune" game. Reacquaint yourself with the most prominent
members of the Strauss clan -- Johann Sr. and Jr. -- and the
Vienna Philharmonic in writer Fred Plotkin's essay. Lastly,
browse the selection of works performed at the 2004 concert in
the song list.
http://pbs.org/gperf/shows/vienna2004/vienna2004.html
(Available December 29, 2003)
Exxonmobil Masterpiece Theatre
"The Forsyte Saga" (part three of seven)
TV> PBSOL>
High School
As the lawsuit proceeds, Irene and Bosinney anticipate
bankruptcy and discuss selling all their property. Irene still
lives with Soames. One day he forces himself into her room and
rapes her. When Bosinney sees Irene he rushes off in a rage to
find Soames but is run over and killed by a cab. When Irene
hears the news of Bosinney's death, she returns home to find
Soames shamelessly begging her to love him. (CC, Stereo, DVI, 1
year)
At the companion Web site, print out the Forsyte family tree to
help you follow along with the broadcast. Find out how a novel
is translated into a script and then interpreted as a film
scene. And discover how a chance meeting with Joseph Conrad
("Heart of Darkness") convinced "Forsyte Saga" author John
Galsworthy to give up law and become a writer.
http://pbs.org/masterpiece/forsyte/index.html
Antiques Roadshow
"Chicago" (part one)
TV> PBSOL>
Middle / High School
First stop on the 2004 schedule is Chicago, Illinois! Experts
field a lineup of exciting finds, including an original Beatles
“Butcher Cover” album, a Russian magnifying glass commemorating
the 300th anniversary of the Romanov dynasty and a 1749
portrait of Harvard College President Reverend Edward Holyoke.
(CC, Stereo, 1 year)
Start your own treasure hunt at the companion site. Increase
your antiques vocabulary, step backstage to see how the
Roadshow is produced, meet the appraisers and much more. Plus,
submit your own stories of trash and treasure!
http://pbs.org/roadshow
Great Performances
"Degas and the Dance"
TV>PBSOL>
Middle / High School
No artist has ever been more closely associated with images of
dancers than the French Impressionist Edgar Degas; more than
half of Degas’ vast output of paintings, drawings and
sculptures is devoted to the activities of the ballet dancers
and dance students of late 19th-century Paris. This unique
documentary examines one of Impressionism’s foremost artists
and the environment that inspired his best-loved works. (CC,
Stereo, 1 year)
http://pbs.org/gperf
Exxonmobil Masterpiece Theatre
"The Forsyte Saga" (part four of seven)
TV> PBSOL>
High School
In this episode, Irene abandons Soames for a destitute life as
a music teacher. Meanwhile, Old Jolyon buys Robin Hill, which
has never been occupied, and moves there with June, Young
Jolyon, Helene, Jolly and Holly. (CC, Stereo, DVI, 1 year)
At the companion Web site, print out the Forsyte family tree to
help you follow along with the broadcast. Find out how a novel
is translated into a script and then interpreted as a film
scene. And discover how a chance meeting with Joseph Conrad
("Heart of Darkness") convinced "Forsyte Saga" author John
Galsworthy to give up law and become a writer.
http://pbs.org/masterpiece/forsyte/index.html
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HEALTH AND FITNESS
Religion and Ethics Newsweekly
Lesson: "Living with Special Needs"
PBSOL>
Elementary School
In this lesson, elementary students develop an understanding of
what it means to live with limiting physical conditions, such
as impaired hearing and other disabilities, such as dyslexia.
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandethics/teachers/lp_special.html
Frontline: Fat
Lesson: "Ideal Weight, Cultural Stereotypes and Eating Disorders"
PBSOL>
Middle / High School
Explore the societal stigma that accompanies people who are
overweight, research current medical thinking on "ideal weight"
and identify how the perception of body image can lead to
eating disorders.
http://pbs.org/frontline/teach/fat/lesson1.html
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MATH
Mathline
Online Activity: "XY Encounter"
PBSOL>
Elementary / Middle School
Students travel with two teenage sleuths as they unravel a
mystery in the New York subway system. Online streaming video
segments present mystery math challenges. And supplementary
teaching guides help reinforce the math strategies presented in
the detective story.
http://pbs.org/teachersource/mathline/xyencounter/
NewsHour EXTRA
Lesson: "Paying for Crime -- Critical Analysis, Research and Problem Solving"
PBSOL>
High School
High school students use math concepts to analyze the U.S.
government's budget for prisons in this lesson.
http://pbs.org/newshour/extra/teachers/lessonplans/math/incarceration_8-27.html
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SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Nature
"Lost World of the Holy Land"
TV> PBSOL>
Middle / High School
Sunday, December 28, 2003
8:00 - 9:00 PM
More than a hundred animals are identified in the Old
Testament, many with unfamiliar names. Some are extinct, while
others are facing extinction. But a few that disappeared from
the wilds of the Holy Land have been restored there as the
result of tireless dedication by both Israeli and Arab
conservationists, who are struggling to prevent any further
wildlife extinctions. This film explores their remarkable
efforts and also conveys the hope that one kind of cooperation
may help open the door to another. (CC, Stereo, DVI, 1 year)
At the companion Web site find out if Noah's Ark could have
existed, explore a refuge for threatened wildlife and learn
more about the Holy Land's animals.
http://pbs.org/nature/holyland
A Naked Planet Special
"The Dead Sea"
TV>
Middle / High School
Sunday, December 28, 2003
10:00 - 11:00 PM
Learn about the geology, archaeology and history of the Dead
Sea region, a place of lost cities and fabled civilizations,
destructive forces and human conflict. (CC, Stereo, 1 year)
NOVA
"Shackleton?s Voyage of Endurance"
TV> PBSOL> MARC>
Middle / High School
Tuesday, December 30, 2003
7:00 - 9:00 PM
In 1914, Sir Ernest Shackleton set out with a crew hoping to be
the first expedition to cross the Antarctic continent. However,
packed ice crushed their frail wooden ship and left Shackleton
and his men stranded nearly 1,200 miles from civilization. Over
the 14 months that followed, the group embarked on a harrowing
journey that would end when Shackleton made a daring 800-mile
solo voyage aboard a small rowboat to find help. Travel with
NOVA to the Antarctic for this definitive documentary about
Shackleton's voyage. (CC, Stereo, DVI, 1 year)
At the Web site, download lesson plans to help your students
understand more about Ernest Shackleton's leadership, what the
Antarctic is like, how sailors can determine their latitude at
night and the nutritional value of an Antarctic meal.
http://pbs.org/nova/shackleton
Great Projects: The Building of America
"The Big Dig"
TV> PBSOL>
Middle / High School
A Central Artery cuts through downtown Boston and was so
disputed that it was never fully completed. By the 1970s, city
planners wanted to tear the highway down and build an
underground road. Join us for the story of the nation's most
ambitious and expensive highway project. (CC, Stereo, 1 year)
The companion Web site features a tour of the "Great Projects."
Log on and test your knowledge of the projects and learn about
resources and organizations that can help aspiring engineers
start down that path.
http://pbs.org/greatprojects/
NOVA
"MARS Dead or Alive"
TV> PBSOL> MARC>
Middle / High School
During January 2004, a strange sight will unfold on the planet
Mars. Above a vast, dry lake bed south of the Martian equator,
a conical vehicle will parachute toward the surface; then, just
before touch down, it will be enveloped by a gigantic
protective airbag allowing the craft to bounce safely to a
stop. Join "NOVA" for an indepth look at Spirit, the most
sophisticated rover ever launched from Earth. This program will
rebroadcast on January 6 with updated footage. (CC, Stereo,
DVI, 1 year)
Log onto the companion Web site and see some of the finest
images ever taken of the Martian surface, watch an animation of
one rover's planned journey from Earth to Mars and design a
parachute that will safely slow the rovers in their descent to
Mars. Plus, access lesson plans related to the broadcast.
http://pbs.org/nova/mars
DNA
"The Secret of Life" (part one of five)
TV> PBSOL> MARC>
Middle / High School
This series, narrated by Jeff Goldblum, celebrates the 50th
anniversary of Jim Watson and Francis Crick’s remarkable
discovery. In this first episode, the definitive account of the
birth of DNA science, the people involved retrace their
footsteps to tell the story. The film culminates in a rare
interview with Francis Crick, in which the reclusive scientist
explains how DNA forms living things. (CC, Stereo, 1 year)
Log onto the companion Web site and take a tour of the history
of DNA, including images, illustrations and video clips from
the series. Check out a 3D model of the double helix, with the
ability to rotate and zoom. Plus, learn more about the chemical
components of DNA.
http://pbs.org/dna
Nature
"Animals Behaving Badly"
TV> PBSOL>
Elementary / Middle / High School
Join "Nature" for an amusing look at the sometimes exasperating
efforts of people and wild animals to adapt to each other when
their worlds collide. From geese on the golf course and
elephant seals in the parking lot, beavers in the backyard and
snakes in the ceiling, animals’ natural inclinations take
amusing turns in an increasingly human landscape. (CC, Stereo,
DVI, 1 year)
At the companion Web site, access lesson plans for elementary
students that focus on the interrelationships between humans
and animals and how they impact each other's environment.
http://pbs.org/nature/behaving
DNA
"Playing God" (part two of five)
TV> PBSOL>
Middle / High School
This series, narrated by Jeff Goldblum, celebrates the 50th
anniversary of Jim Watson and Francis Crick’s remarkable
discovery. The second episode of "DNA" charts the story of what
happened when scientists started playing God and the public
panicked. The pioneers who carried out the first genetic
engineering experiments look back at the way their experiments
have changed the world. (CC, Stereo, 1 year)
Log onto the companion Web site and take a tour of the history
of DNA, including images, illustrations and video clips from
the series. Check out a 3D model of the double helix, with the
ability to rotate and zoom. Plus, learn more about the chemical
components of DNA.
http://pbs.org/dna
This Week's PBS Video Special: "Mysteries of Deep Space"
Video>
Middle / High School
Investigate the latest achievements in deep space exploration
in the spectacular series that combines live-action sequences,
computer animation and incredible high- resolution images from
the Hubble Space Telescope. Join astronomers as they peer more
deeply into the universe than ever before -- back to the dawn
of time. To purchase a copy of this 3-set DVD, see:
http://shop.pbs.org/teachers/MYDS000
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SOCIAL STUDIES
Medici: Godfathers of the Renaissance
PBSOL>
Middle / High School
"Medici: Godfathers of the Renaissance" premieres on PBS in
February 2004. Before then explore the companion Web site to
learn about the Medici dynasty that changed our world forever.
Track the Renaissance through an interactive timeline, chart
the Medici Family Tree, read their "Rapsheets" and find out how
to be a medieval mobster.
http://pbs.org/medici
Fred Rogers: America's Favorite Neighbor
TV>
Middle / High School
Join host Michael Keaton for a nostalgic look at the life and
work of beloved PBS personality, Fred Rogers. Former "Mr.
Rogers' Neighborhood" cast and crew members share stories in
this retrospective. (CC, Stereo, 1 year)
NOW With Bill Moyers
TV> PBSOL>
Middle / High School
Anchored by journalist Bill Moyers and drawing on the editorial
resources of NPR News, this news magazine features documentary
reporting, in-depth interviews and articulate commentary on
issues at home and abroad. (CC, Stereo, 1 year)
http://pbs.org/now
Online NewsHour EXTRA
PBSOL>
Middle / High School
Check out this online publication from the NewsHour that brings
current events into the classroom with a fresh perspective.
http://pbs.org/newshour/extra
American Experience
"Abraham and Mary Lincoln: A House Divided? (part one of three)
TV> PBSOL>
Middle / High School
This miniseries, the first dual biography to follow the
Lincolns from their strikingly different childhoods in the
South to their years in the White House, uncovers their public
ambitions and private fears while it paints a vivid picture of
a complicated marriage. This first night covers Lincoln's
boyhood, his courtship of and marriage to Mary Todd and his
early political career, leading up to a successful campaign for
president as a candidate for the newly formed Republican party.
(CC, Stereo, DVI, 1 year)
Log onto the companion Web site,"The Time of the Lincolns," to
take a virtual tour of a slave cabin, find out what daily life
was like in America's bloodiest war and learn about some of the
many contributions women made in medical, political and
literary arenas.
http://pbs.org/amex/lincolns/index.html
American Experience
"Abraham and Mary Lincoln: A House Divided? (part two of three)
TV> PBSOL>
Middle / High School
In this episode, Lincoln becomes president, and the first
southern states secede from the Union. The death of the
Lincolns' eldest son, combined with Abe's preoccupation with
the expanding war, drives Mary to her first breakdown. The
Union army suffers staggering defeats, but the episode closes
with the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation. (CC, Stereo,
DVI, 1 year)
Log onto the companion Web site,"The Time of the Lincolns," to
take a virtual tour of a slave cabin, find out what daily life
was like in America's bloodiest war and learn about some of the
many contributions women made in medical, political and
literary arenas.
http://pbs.org/amex/lincolns/index.html
American Experience
"Abraham and Mary Lincoln: A House Divided? (part three of three)
TV> PBSOL>
Middle / High School
In this final episode, opposition to the Emancipation
Proclamation and continued defeats of the Union Army threaten
Lincoln's reelection, but by the time of the vote the tide is
turned and Lincoln secures another term in the White House. In
a victory speech, Lincoln advocates citizenship for freed black
Americans, angering a Confederate sympathizer in the crowd and
leading ultimately to his famous assassination in Ford's
theater. Following his murder, Mary is unable to mourn and the
subsequent death of her youngest son leads to her commitment to
an asylum. (CC, Stereo, DVI, 1 year)
Log onto the companion Web site,"The Time of the Lincolns," to
take a virtual tour of a slave cabin, find out what daily life
was like in America's bloodiest war and learn about some of the
many contributions women made in medical, political and
literary arenas.
http://pbs.org/amex/lincolns/index.html
Frontline/World
"Forbidden Iran"
TV> PBSOL>
Middle / High School
This edition of PBS’ international newsmagazine includes a
harrowing report from Iran, where reporter Jane Kokan risks her
life to secretly film shocking evidence of a
government-sponsored reign of terror. This episode also
includes a report from Mark Schapiro about the November 2002
oil tank spill off the coast of Spain -- which caused one of
the worst environmental disasters in Europe. The program
concludes with a journey to Belize where Garifuna music is
being discovered by a whole new generation. (CC, Stereo, 1 year)
At the companion Web site, learn about the history of the
Iranian dissident movement. Explore the international maritime
system, based on "flags of convenience," that provides few
safeguards against environmental calamities or terrorism. Plus,
sample the Garifuna music by listening to selections online.
http://pbs.org/frontlineworld
(Available January 6, 2004)
Conquistadors with Michael Wood
"Fall of the Aztecs"
TV> PBSOL>
Middle / High School
In this series British historian Michael Wood captures the
bravery, endurance, greed, cruelty and suffering involved in
these 16th-century explorations. This episode begins in
Estremadura, an area of Spain that gave rise to many
conquistadors. From there, the documentary explores the
frontier between the Mayan and Aztec worlds. (CC, Stereo, 1
year)
This Web site includes an online learning adventure, an
innovative educational resource for middle and high school
classrooms to learn about the Spanish Conquistadors in the New
World -- and the legacy of their contact with Native Americans.
There are extensive lesson plans for teachers and in-depth
online content for students available in both English and
Spanish.
http://pbs.org/conquistadors/
NOW With Bill Moyers
TV> PBSOL>
Middle / High School
Anchored by journalist Bill Moyers and drawing on the editorial
resources of NPR News, this news magazine features documentary
reporting, in-depth interviews and articulate commentary on
issues at home and abroad. (CC, Stereo, 1 year)
http://pbs.org/now
The Perilous Fight: America's World War II in Color
"Infamy"
TV> PBSOL>
High School
This four-hour series, narrated by Martin Sheen, captures
America’s wartime experience through original color film
footage and compelling passages from diaries and letters. The
first episode focuses on the years leading up to the outbreak
of World War II through the Nazi invasion of Poland that
triggered the joint British and French declaration of war on
Germany to the attack on Pearl Harbor and the Battle of Midway.
(CC, Stereo, 1 year)
Check out the companion Web site and explore the events of
World War II in an interactive timeline. Learn about the
dramatic changes WWII caused in America. Plus, download lesson
plans designed to teach high school students about social
studies, communication arts and psychology.
http://pbs.org/perilousfight
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PBS KIDS ARE READY TO LEARN
Colorín Colorado
WETA
Station> WWW>
Preschool / Elementary School
Colorín Colorado is the first major, comprehensive Web site
designed specifically for Spanish-speaking parents to help
their children learn to read and succeed in school. Packed with
information, activities and advice on turning children into
confident readers, the Web site is rooted in the vast resources
of Reading Rockets, Washington, D.C. PBS station WETA's
multi-media initiative that provides information on teaching
kids to read and helping those who struggle.
http://www.colorincolorado.org
Parent Connections
PBSOL>
Preschool / Elementary School
Connect school to home and teacher to parent with extended
learning ideas for educators to share with families.
http://pbs.org/teachersource/prek2/pconnect/index.shtm
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OPPORTUNITIES
CiviConnections: Constructing the Past, Creating the Future
Profdev>
Elementary / Middle / High School
The National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) has received
a grant from the federal Corporation for National and Community
Service to fund "CiviConnections: Constructing the Past,
Creating the Future." The new program will provide an
opportunity for teacher teams and students in grades 3-12 to
link local historical inquiry with community service-learning
activities. Thirty-three teams of teachers will be awarded
grants of $7,500 for implementing the program in classrooms and
communities all across America. Application deadline: April 30,
2004.
http://www.ncss.org/civiconnections/
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BLYTHE BENNETT'S RECOMMENDED SITE OF THE WEEK
Long Long Time Ago
WWW>
Elementary School
Examples of fables, folktales, fairy tales and myths, many from
India, are found on this site. The myths are related to
important religious holidays, folktales explain the world
around us and the fables teach a lesson. The fairy tale section
includes information about fairies from different cultures.
Elementary students can solve a crossword puzzle or help spin a
tale by adding their story to one that is started online.
http://www.longlongtimeago.com/
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