Financial inequality has been in the news a lot recently. This inequality creates what is typically called a social status ladder, with rich people at the top and poorer people toward the bottom. Research shows that your position on the ladder is one of the most powerful predictors of health. But it's so much more than just how much money you have or how fancy your education is. It's how you feel you compare to other people -- your subjective social status. We've scoured the research, looking at human and animal studies, to find out how your subjective social status affects your health. A student handout to accompany the video is included. [4:37]

This video helps children maintain balance in their lives by finding their own physical balance. Following along with their instructor, children use leg and core strength to do multiple poses to achieve physical and mental balance. [3:49]

Join us to learn about different breathing and stretching techniques. Following along with their instructor, children take ocean breaths and move their arms in various motions to follow along with their breath in order to calm and center themselves. [3:47]

We must become vigilant regarding anti-racism and stop sweeping racism under the rug. Learn a few tips on how to do that in this PBS SoCal blog.

Hear students speak with professional salon cosmetologists and trainers to learn the benefits of a career in professional cosmetology and the path to get you started.

Go inside the classrooms of two intervention specialists with two different roles in special education. Watch and see how intervention specialists help all kids learn, and hear how the teachers seek ways to learn from others every day.

A song that celebrates the qualities that make each person unique. Use this video to encourage students to celebrate their differences! [2:05]

Daniel imagines that he is a brave and strong adventure tiger on a camping adventure! Teach kids that pretend play is fun and can help improve their confidence. Included is a link to a supplemental activity. [0:58]

Playing dress up can help develop imagination and creativity. In this game, put together fun and creative outfits for Daniel Tiger and his friends.

Daniel sings a song about how everyone is big enough to help out. Teach kids that they can always lend a helping hand, especially with the guidance of an adult. Included is a link to a supplemental activity. [2:14]

Daniel imagines taking a ride on a leaf blowing in the wind. Dad reminds Daniel that his ideas are unique. Help kids understand that their imaginations and ideas make them special. Included is a link to a supplemental activity. [1:54]

Daniel feels sad when he has trouble catching the ball but decides to try and try again. Remind kids that if they fail at first, they should keep trying because it takes patience and practice to be good at an activity. Included is a link to a supplemental activity. [3:35]

Daniel is special to his family in so many ways. Daniel and Dad sing a song about the times that they enjoy spending together. Remind kids that they are unique and important individuals. [1:40]

Childhood is full of new experiences. Whether going to the doctor, traveling on an airplane, or visiting a relative's house for the first time, talking about and planning for new experiences can help children manage their fears and expectations. In this set of resources, we will focus on how you can help children work on using play to better understand feelings, develop imagination, and feel proud of themselves for facing a new experience. Watch the videos about New Experiences and think about how you could use them as part of the classroom activity or throughout the year as children face new experiences such as a trip to the doctor.

Real-life kids show the ways that they can be helpful including washing the car, grocery shopping, picking up toys, and looking after younger children. Included is a link to a supplemental activity. [2:24]

Daniel and Prince Wednesday find a way to help out even though they're not very big. Remind kids that no matter how big they are, they can always help and make a difference. Included is a link to a supplemental activity. [1:38]

Daniel imagines that he is Super Daniel and helps the friendly dragon reach some apples. Teach kids to make-believe! They can be anything they want and they will learn about the responsibility of other roles while having fun. Includes a link to a supplemental activity. [1:22]

Prince Wednesday does an impressive magic trick and O thinks that he'll be special if he does one too, but Teacher Harriet has a special lesson for him. Remind kids that they are unique and special just the way they are! Help them recognize their specialties. [2:39]

Daniel imagines that he is super brave, super strong, and isn't afraid of anything! Remind kids to think of happy thoughts when they are scared. Included are links to a related article and activity. [1:05]

Students explore acceptance of themselves and others in order to start discussions about bullying, tolerance, acceptance, and forgiveness, and focus on identifying the central message in a longer text.