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"Independent Lens: Assembly" follows an artist blending visual art, performance, and AI in an exhibition honoring Black and q***r culture. Premieres on KMOS 6.1 June 22 at 9 p.m.

"Under the Trans Umbrella: Trans Identities in Missouri" focuses on the experience of transgender people in the state of Missouri, and was produced by students at KMOS. Stream on the PBS app.

"Prideland" discovers how LGBTQ+ Americans are finding ways to live authentically and with pride in the modern South. Stream on the PBS app.

"American Experience: Stonewall Uprising" examines the events leading up to the defining moment in the gay rights movement in the United States. Stream on the PBS app.

"POV: A Mother Apart" tells a story of healing and forgiveness as Jamaican-American poet and LGBTQ+ activist Staceyann Chin re-imagines mothering after being abandoned by her own. Stream with your Passport membership.

"American Masters | Janis Ian: Breaking the Silence" explores the trailblazing career of the folk icon and LGBTQ+ advocate. Stream with your Passport membership.

The is in our state and we're ready to learn more about all things soccer! How did Pelé shape soccer into the global “beautiful game”? Explore his legacy and cultural impact with your class through reflections on the life and influence of the Brazilian soccer legend. (Grades: 6-12)

Remembering Pelé’s Legacy and Global Impact on Soccer | PBS NewsHour | Grades 6-8, 9-12 Health and Physical Education Teaching and Lesson Resources Soccer fans around the world are mourning the loss of Brazilian soccer legend Pelé who passed away Thursday at the age of 82. He was the face of the global game for decades and helped shape soccer into the “beautiful game.” JJ Devaney of the podcast “Caught Offside” joined Laura Barrón-Ló...

TONIGHT at 7:30pm on KMOS PBS 6.1 - The legends of 60's and 70's soul music return to perform their biggest hits. Featuring The Temptations, James Brown, Patti LaBelle, The Chi-Lites, The Spinners, Sam Moore and more!

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With the here in Missouri, let's learn about soccer! Show students the science behind a powerful soccer kick by exploring what helps the ball travel farther. This resource connects movement and physics by showing how strength and speed work together.( Grades: 3-8)

Soccer Ball Kick | Grades 3-5, 6-8 Science Teaching and Lesson Resources Dana wants to figure out how to really boot the ball the length of the field. Our question? If your legs are bigger, can you always kick the ball farther? Just having a big leg doesn't send the ball soaring. It's a combination of leg mass AND speed that gives the most effective kick. If you want to....

Watt and his friends want to design a flag to represent their club at the City Island Flag Parade, and they learn from the City Island Flag how symbols carry meaning and tell a story—just like national flags do around the world.(Grades PreK-2)

Flags and Their Symbols | City Island | Grades PreK-K, K-2 Social Studies Teaching and Lesson Resources Watt and his friends want to make a flag to represent thier club at the City Island Flag Parade. They learn from the City Island Flag himself how the symbols on flags have meaning.  NOTE: The media gallery PDF assets and Support Materials are also available in Spanish.

The is coming to Missouri! Introduce students to the basics of soccer as they meet a coach and learn how to play the game! This resource helps students explore teamwork, movement, and the fun of learning a new sport. (Grades: PreK-K)

KidVision | How to Play Soccer | Grades PreK-K Preschool Teaching and Lesson Resources Soccer is the most popular game in the world. Join Penny and the KidVision kids and learn how to play. We meet a coach, a team, do warm ups, and play a game! You'll be World Cup ready!