ETV Nonprofit Organization
PO Box 11000 US Postage
Columbia, SC 29211 PAID
Columbia, SC
Permit No. 1061
ITV Update March 2011
Instructional Television and Staff Development Resources
Office of eLearning
State Department of Education
In Our Schools – Health and Learning
Special Provided by SC Healthy Schools for National Nutrition Month!
March 27, 1:00–1:27 p.m. ETV open circuit Also access online in StreamlineSC and Educator+
Repeats March 29 and April 1, 10:30–10:57 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
March is National Nutrition Month! Learn about the connection between student health and learning with
In Our Schools March 27 at 1:00 p.m. on ETV. Using a coordinated school health approach, many
South Carolina public schools provide opportunities for students to learn and practice positive health
behaviors so they can be fit, healthy and ready to learn.
SC Healthy Schools is a partnership between the SC Department of Education and SC DHEC to improve
students’ health and academic outcomes by increasing physical activity, improving nutrition and
preventing tobacco use and HIV among elementary, middle and high school students. Working with ITV
and ETV, SC Healthy Schools has documented the efforts of South Carolina school districts, schools and
their community partners to implement best practices, programs and policies that support student health.
The first part of In Our Schools features a special segment entitled Working Together for Health and
Learning: A Coordinated Approach to School Health that was also produced in partnership with the
National Center for Disease Control (CDC). To reach academic goals, schools, families and communities
must address the needs of the whole child. This segment discusses the CDC coordinated school health
model and how coordination among the eight components – Health Education, Physical Education,
Health Services, Nutrition Services, Counseling, Psychological and Social Services, Health Promoting
Environment, Health Promotion for Staff, and Family/Community Involvement – can help students
establish healthful behaviors and attitudes.
After outlining this successful coordinated approach, In Our Schools will visit Easterling Primary
School in Marion School District Seven to hear from administrators and staff about programs and
activities they have implemented to create a health-promoting environment. Learn about the CATCH
program, a staff-wellness program and how these activities have benefited students and educators at
this school. Be sure to access this program for your district and school administrators, health educators,
classroom teachers, parents, and community partners.
Special Repeat…
In Our Schools - Charter Schools: Successes & Challenges
Repeats March 1 and 4, 10:30–11:27 a.m. Channel 1 Also access in StreamlineSC & Educator+
Repeats March 15, 10:30–11:27 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights) No e-mail interaction for repeats
Produced by the SC Department of Education's ITV team in partnership with ETV, In Our Schools
features special LIVE editions from the ETV studios several times each year. In this special edition that
was presented February 27, a panel of educators and community leaders joined State Superintendent of
Education Mick Zais to discuss the development, current status and future potential of charter schools in
South Carolina. Please access now if you missed this program when it aired on ETV February 27th.
*See Pages 3 and 5 about NEW Project Discovery April 8 and Nature Comes Back…series!
1
Table of Contents
In Our Schools – Health and Learning Special Provided by SC Healthy Schools for National Nutrition Month! ..................................................... 1
Special Repeat… In Our Schools - Charter Schools: Successes & Challenges ................................................................................................... 1
NEW Riverbanks Roundup – Great Science Content!!! March 25, 5:00–5:27 p.m. ETV open circuit.............................................................. 3
Special on SC Teacher of the Year Kelly Nalley Repeats! ..................................................................................................................................... 3
Carolina First Palmetto's Finest 2011................................................................................................................................................................ 3
NEW Project Discovery – Get Ready for Earth Day! LIVE April 8, 1:00–1:57 p.m. ETV open circuit and channel 2........................................ 3
OnePlaceSC.org … The Latest News and Info about “K–12 Instructional Media” Channel ................................................................................... 4
Don't Miss These Great Programs Announced in This ITV Update!....................................................................................................................... 4
NEW Series: Nature Comes Back – 25 Years After Chernobyl ......................................................................................................................... 5
Programs on Study Skills for Middle School Students ........................................................................................................................................... 6
Idella Bodie’s SC Women for Women’s History Month........................................................................................................................................ 6
Other Programs in ITV’s Idella Bodie’s SC Women Series ................................................................................................................................. 7
The World of Julia Peterkin: Cheating the Stillness ............................................................................................................................................... 8
ETV’s Carolina Stories – Programs Feature Special Women .............................................................................................................................. 8
History of Women’s Achievement – ITV Series ................................................................................................................................................. 8
Colonial Williamsburg Electronic Field Trips 2010–11 Premiere: Women of the Revolution March 10 on ETV & ITV ....................................... 9
“Lady Edisons” of the 21st Century – Special Repeat ............................................................................................................................................ 9
Women’s History Month - Take a Look at StreamlineSC ....................................................................................................................................... 9
More ITV Resources for Women’s History Month ............................................................................................................................................... 10
Science Splash – Good Resource for Women’s Month ..................................................................................................................................... 10
etvStreamlineSC ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 11
New Videos Added to StreamlineSC .................................................................................................................................................................. 11
Knowitall Notes ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 11
March 18th is South Carolina Day! ..................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Looking for SC History Programs? … Search StreamlineSC............................................................................................................................... 12
March is National Nutrition Month – ITV Programs to Use................................................................................................................................... 13
Auntie Karen’s Place – Features Sickle Cell Segment ...................................................................................................................................... 13
Healthy Hannah’s Healthy Choice Heroes – NEW for K–6! ............................................................................................................................. 14
aboUt: 4 HEALTH-E Teens – ITV Series Featuring Mrs. USA ........................................................................................................................... 14
Deskercise – Students Exercise at Their Desks! ................................................................................................................................................ 15
EdAware – ITV Series Addresses Childhood Obesity......................................................................................................................................... 16
Healthy Children in Healthy Schools – Overview ............................................................................................................................................ 16
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in SC - Program for Educators ............................................................................................................................ 16
It All Starts with Breakfast – Video Provided by SCDE..................................................................................................................................... 16
Cook for Kids – 2009–10 School Year Programs Repeat .................................................................................................................................. 16
School Health Success Stories – ITV PD Series ............................................................................................................................................. 17
NEW Programs in Creating a Career with the Arts in Mind ............................................................................................................................. 18
ITV Series for Music Month ................................................................................................................................................................................ 18
The World’s Largest Concert 2011 .................................................................................................................................................................. 18
Drama in the Schools Month Celebrated in March .............................................................................................................................................. 19
Continuing Special Programming for Students .................................................................................................................................................... 19
Web Talk with Michelle Flamos .......................................................................................................................................................................... 20
Youth Services: Dangers for Teen Drivers – Texting & More......................................................................................................................... 20
School Counseling Updates & Strategies ....................................................................................................................................................... 20
TLLC (Teaching & Learning Language Collaborative) Blue Print…Maintaining Early Language Programs (Module 4) ................................... 20
Library Media Specialists Town Meeting ........................................................................................................................................................ 21
ESOL Information Updates – NEW March Program ......................................................................................................................................... 21
The State of Gifted and Talented in SC ........................................................................................................................................................... 21
NEW Carolina Careers Career Guidance Workshop ....................................................................................................................................... 21
Personal Pathways to Graduation – NEW Series!!! Graduation in South Carolina is First Program in March .................................................... 22
NEW 24/7 Technology – Best Practices and Resources ................................................................................................................................ 22
ARTiculation LIVE! – Focus on the Visual Arts ................................................................................................................................................. 23
School Health, Nutrition & Physical Activity – Making It Happen! ................................................................................................................. 23
Other SCDE Professional Development – New for 2010–11 ............................................................................................................................... 23
ITV Recertification Courses for Spring II 2011 .................................................................................................................................................... 23
SC State Museum – Resources for Educators ................................................................................................................................................ 24
Newsy Notes ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Forward Focus ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
K–12 Program Changes/Additions for March ...................................................................................................................................................... 25
PBS Programs for March.................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Block Feed Summary for March ......................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Staff Development Schedule for March............................................................................................................................................................... 28
GED Programs for March ................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
Spring 2011 ITV Recertification Courses One-Hour or 20 Renewal Credits ......................................................................................................... 29
ITV Artwork Contest Submit by April 4, 2011 Art from Students in All Grade Levels Accepted ............................................................................ 30
ITV ARTWORK CONTEST SUBMISSION FORM............................................................................................................................................... 31
Please remind your ART teachers about the ITV Student Artwork Contest.
See pages 30 and 31 in this ITV Update! Deadline is April 4. Thank you.
2
NEW Riverbanks Roundup – Great Science Content!!!
March 25, 5:00–5:27 p.m. ETV open circuit
Repeats March 29, 10:00–10:27 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
Don’t miss the NEW Riverbanks Roundup entitled Flippers and Scales in March! More than 75% of
Riverbanks animals have flippers and scales...there are over 450 reptiles and more than 830 fish! From
incubating baby spitting cobra eggs to training "Big Boy" the alligator, Riverbanks Zoo has reptile, fish
and invertebrate care at the top of our "To Do" list! Join Riverbanks staff as we dive into the deep to feed
our fish and explore the secret reptile rooms at Riverbanks Zoo.
ITV is working with the outstanding Riverbanks Zoo and Garden to feature educational aspects of the
many wonderful animals, flora and fauna at the zoo in these educational programs! Students are invited
to e-mail their questions for future programs to RiverbanksRoundup@Riverbanks.org. The great
science content supports standards for elementary grades, but these programs can be valuable to all
ages. Please alert science teachers to this series that has a fast-paced, interesting format that keeps
students' attention and gives them the opportunity to learn more about our world and its creatures.
Special on SC Teacher of the Year Kelly Nalley Repeats!
In Our Schools – Giving Back to SC: Kelly Nalley, SC TOTY 2011
Repeats March 2 and 11, 10:30-10:57 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
Our current SC Teacher of the Year Kelly Nalley, a KITE-LL (Kids Interacting Through Early Language
Learning) Spanish teacher from Fork Shoals School in Greenville County Schools, has been working
with schools, teachers and students, especially teacher cadets, across our state. Kelly has shared her
message of “courage” in education – to take risks, to advocate, to lead, and to share ideas. She says
that technology is an essential component of today’s students’ skill set, calling them “digital natives.” And
tools like StreamlineSC and Knowitall.org allow her to actively engage students in the learning process to
create successful learners. Through her teaching and this experience as our SC Teacher of the Year,
she is honored to be able to give back to public education and our state.
Carolina First Palmetto's Finest 2011
March 23, 12:30–1:30 p.m. Channel 1
Repeats March 28, 12:30–1:30 p.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
Four South Carolina schools will be selected for the Carolina First Palmetto's Finest Awards in a
special ceremony in Columbia on March 23. This prestigious award is celebrating its 33rd anniversary
of recognizing schools that offer the best in innovative, effective educational programs. ETV will tape
the awards celebration to showcase schools receiving Palmetto's Finest Awards for 2011 and it will
then air in the ITV schedule. Plan to access this program!
NEW Project Discovery – Get Ready for Earth Day!
LIVE April 8, 1:00–1:57 p.m. ETV open circuit and channel 2
Repeats April 12 and 22, 1:00–1:57 p.m.* Channel 2 (Unlimited rights) *No interaction for repeats
Please mark your calendars to join us April 8 for a special LIVE Project Discovery program designed
for all grades! We’ll have information for students of all ages to plan ahead to celebrate Earth Day
2011 and help them realize that one person - no matter what age – can make a difference! Guests
include Rudy Mancke, naturalist, and Riverbanks Roundup host Katie Mixon as we look at the
history of Earth Day, what schools in SC are doing to make a difference, Environmental Ed, and the
Chernobyl incident. Students can e-mail questions before and during the program. Watch for more
information in the April edition of the ITV Update – but please spread the word now to join in!
3
OnePlaceSC.org …
The Latest News and Info about “K–12 Instructional Media” Channel
One User Name, One Password and One Integrated Search
During our many hands-on training sessions, we constantly hear from teachers and others …”just give
me OnePlace to go, to get what I need.” They insist they can’t keep up with all the different TV channels,
the programs on those channels and the resources that accompany the channels. Not to mention having
to learn if the material is appropriate for the students or incorporates curriculum standards. Then, there
is StreamlineSC, which is usually a life saver in that it searches all those areas, but sometimes even
StreamlineSC just doesn’t have what they need.
So, they expand the search visiting ITV, DISCUS, Thinkfinity, the many ETV/PBS web sites, and so forth
and so on…Heck, we only have 15 minutes of planning…and don’t even start bugging us about the
professional development and recertification requirements looming over our shoulders!
We empathize…and offer you some help - OnePlaceSC http://oneplacesc.org with the same user
name and password as StreamlineSC. OnePlaceSC empowers teachers to search a variety of qualified
educational content sites with one integrated search in order to acquire the resources they need.
Teachers no longer have to maintain knowledge of the vast numbers of educational Web sites or
remember multiple usernames and passwords to access educational content. This "one-stop
instructional supermarket" gives teachers and staff the resources they need to solve the educational
challenges they face every day.
So, you can search all the Web sites at once and the professional development is right there too…”nice,”
but what about all these TV channels, analog, digital, streaming…how do we know what’s on them, when
do they air and, more importantly, how do we record it and access when needed. The TV search is listed
right alongside all the Web sites and is called “ITV & ETV Programs.” Enter a key word, search and all
the relevant programs aired on ITV, PBS, the SC Channel, ETV World, and our newest channel “K–12
Instructional Media” (ITV/ETV produced programs as well as some resources from national
distributors). You’ll find descriptions, channels, dates, and times for you to check out.
After you find what you need, contact your media specialist or local district Digital Education Service
(DES) personnel, asking them to record. A DES link can be found under the ETV TV guide at the top of
the OnePlaceSC page http://www.scetv.org/education/des/contacts.cfm. These great folks are your
link to this technology and they can let you know how to get the program(s) to your classroom.
Now, if you would prefer some training, we can provide that too! Please contact ETV at 800-277-3245 or
visit http://oneplacesc.org for all the contact information.
Don't Miss These Great Programs Announced in This ITV Update!
* Page 1 & 3 - Special editions of In Our Schools
* Page 3 - NEW Riverbanks Roundup about Flippers & Scales
* Page 3 - Project Discovery on April 8 - Get Ready for Earth Day!
* Page 5 - NEW Series - Nature Comes Back...focus on Chernobyl
* Page 6 - NEW Idella Bodie's SC Women - Great for Women's History
* Page 9 - Premiere for CWEFT - Women in the Revolution
* Page 12 - ITV Celebrates South Carolina Day with great programs!
* Page 14 - Healthy Hannah's Healthy Choice Heroes is READY!!!
* Page 18 - NEW Programs about Careers in the Performing Arts
* Page 20 - Youth Services PD program about Teen Texting & Driving
* Page 30 & 31 - ITV Artwork Contest Guidelines & Submission form
4
NEW Series: Nature Comes Back–25 Years After Chernobyl
Twenty-five years ago on April 26, 1986, the largest nuclear disaster in history took place in the Soviet
Union. ITV, part of the SC Department of Education’s Office of eLearning, has worked with the University
of South Carolina and produced in partnership with SCETV three programs in a NEW series entitled
Nature Comes Back – 25 Years After Chernobyl. This series will “pull back the curtain” with a special
panel of experts, including naturalists, scientists, journalists, and historians, to allow students to learn
about the effects Chernobyl had on the nature, nuclear science, US-Soviet relations, and the people who
worked there and called it home.
Rare photos and video captured by South Carolina ETV in partnership with the University of South
Carolina will take students across the world to an area that was devastated by an accident of
catastrophic proportions, but, over time the people and nature have returned.
Hosted by ETV’s Mark Quinn, the outstanding participants in the new series include:
Charles Bierbauer, Dean of USC’s College of Mass Communications and Information Studies, who was
CNN’s senior White House correspondent in 1986 at the time of the Chernobyl incident and reported on
President Reagan’s trip to Indonesia and Japan as Chernobyl’s radiation cloud drifted across two continents.
Dr. Tim Mousseau, USC Professor of Biological Sciences, who has made numerous trips to Chernobyl to
study the impact of radioactive contaminants on the area and is a leading authority on the impact of
radioactivity on birds and insects in the area surrounding Chernobyl.
Dr. Gordon B. Smith, USC Professor of Political Science and Director of the Walker Institute of International
and Area Studies, who is a noted authority on Russian politics and author of numerous books including “Soviet
Politics: Struggling with Change” and “State-Building in Russia.”
Dr. Eduardo B. Farfan, Principal Engineer in Environmental Studies and Biotechnology at Savannah River
National Laboratory, who worked with the Chernobyl Center’s International Radioecology Laboratory and lived
in nearby Belarus for five years.
Sherry Beasley, Grants Director and Foundations Coordinator for the Clemson University Provost, who made
four trips to Chernobyl to chronicle and report on the activities in the area and wrote feature articles for The
State and other media.
Allen Sharpe, Director of Photography for ETV’s NatureScene, whose photographs from his visit as part of the
ETV crew that produced programs in Chernobyl and Kiev are used in the programs.
Rudy Mancke, Naturalist-in-Residence at USC, who was the naturalist on ETV’s series NatureScene that
aired nationally on PBS for twenty-five years and who made four trips to Chernobyl to document the natural
history.
The three thirty-minute programs along with ETV’s NatureScene programs on Chernobyl and Kiev will
air on ETV and in the ITV schedule in April around the anniversary of this devastating event. Featured in
the programs are footage and photos from when NatureScene visited the site of the reactor in 2003 and
then traveled to the nearby capital city of Kiev to look at human and natural history.
“I think we had an incredible opportunity that most people couldn’t have because we were able to take
our camera to see what other people hadn’t seen before,” Rudy Mancke, naturalist and host of
NatureScene, said. “We had the support of the Ukrainian government and, I believe, our program on
Chernobyl is the only thirty-minute program on the Natural History – looking at the plants and animals - of
the event that has been done.”
Chernobyl was evacuated and fenced in to keep people out. But since April 26, 1986, nature has shown
its resiliency with the plants and animals returning to the deserted site. And, re-settlers have returned
too. In Kiev about 60 miles away, the ETV crew got to see how plants with American “roots” were thriving
while they looked at the history of the capital city and how it was also impacted by the reactor disaster.
The schedule for the broadcasts will be announced in the April edition of the ITV Update. Plan to
access these five, special programs - Nature Comes Back–25 Years After Chernobyl and
NatureScene: Chernobyl and Kiev - for your high school world history teachers, but they can also be
valuable for science curriculum. For more information, contact Bette Jamison at bjamison@scetv.org.
5
Programs on Study Skills for Middle School Students
Limited broadcast/off-air record and no duplication rights. (ITV cannot repeat this school year.)
Check with your media specialists or DES personnel about copy or access online in StreamlineSC
Programs 8 and 9 in Becoming Successful in Middle School are entitled Developing Good Study
Skills, Part One and Two. These two programs instruct middle school students on tried and true methods
that will help them study more effectively and achieve higher grades. The six basic skills highlighted are:
how to prioritize and manage your time; how to use the library to your best advantage; how to study
using textbooks; how to take better notes; how to listen effectively; and how to take tests. Part One
(lesson 8) begins with critical in-class skills, moves on to techniques for studying at home and then
covers effective test preparation (19:31 in duration). Part Two (lesson 9) explores how to be more
efficient in writing research papers and using the library or Internet appropriately (17:53 in duration).
Idella Bodie’s SC Women for Women’s History Month
Dorcas Richardson (NEW)
Repeats March 1 and 3, 8:00–8:50 a.m. Channel 1
Dr. Anne Austin Young (NEW)
Repeats March 1 and 3, 8:56–9:50 a.m. Channel 1
Special block feed of ALL ten lessons in series on Channel 1
Lessons 1–8 March 14, 10:05 a.m.–3:04 p.m. and Lessons 9–10 March 15, 8:00–9:50 a.m.
(ALL with unlimited rights) The teacher’s guide is being updated to include new lessons!
The two NEW programs about Dorcas Richardson and Dr. Anne Austin Young aired for the first time in
February. For Women’s History Month, ITV repeats both NEW programs and then all ten programs in the
Idella Bodie’s SC Women series that has been produced by ITV and ETV. These dramatizations have
been adapted from the book South Carolina Women with permission and input from author Idella Bodie,
a native South Carolinian. Recommended to support social studies standards for South Carolina history
for elementary and middle grade students, the programs are also good for use during Women’s History
Month with students in grades 3–12. Each dramatization tells the story of women who have shaped
South Carolina history and politics and were produced on location at SC historical sites and homes.
Program Nine - Dorcas Richardson*
The movie The Patriot was based loosely on Francis Marion fighting Banastre Tarleton in South Carolina
during the Revolutionary War. The Dorcas Richardson program tells the true story about one of Francis
Marion’s men, Richard Richardson, his wife Dorcas and their “battle” with Colonel Tarleton. Captain
Richardson served under Francis Marion, better known as the Swamp Fox. After six years of fighting,
Richard was left scarred from small pox and when he and his escort returned to his home, he discovered
that Marion’s enemy Tarleton was there, holding his wife Dorcas prisoner. This story depicts the courage
and steadfast love of Dorcas Richardson for her family and her newly formed nation. Despite tremendous
effort by Tarleton to force Dorcas into betraying her husband’s whereabouts, she remained true to both
her husband and the American cause. Taped at Historic Camden, this story takes us back in time to
where South Carolinians fought each other and the British. (* Please preview before use.)
Program Ten - Dr. Anne Austin Young
Dr. Anne Austin Young fought the norm that women could not be at the top of their college class nor
become a medical doctor. Anne was one of the first female doctors in South Carolina to practice
medicine. This story covers her humble beginnings to later in life being inducted into the South Carolina
Hall of Fame. Despite prejudice from both her family and community, Anne proved that women could
succeed. Taped on location at several sites throughout the state, this drama inspires young people to
achieve, despite any odds or prejudice. Dr. Anne Austin Young had many battles to win before being
allowed into medical school. Even upon graduation, she faced prejudice that she wasn’t good enough
just because she was a woman. This story shows the many trials she encountered and worked to
overcome in order to follow her dream.
6
Other Programs in ITV’s Idella Bodie’s SC Women Series
*Special block feed of ALL ten lessons in series on channel 1
Lessons 1–8 March 14, 10:05–3:04 p.m. and Lessons 9–10 March 15, 8:00–9:50 a.m.
(ALL with unlimited rights) The teacher’s guide is being updated to include new lessons!
Program One – Grace and Rachel Martin
This is the story of two sisters-in-law living alone in the South Carolina back country who waylaid a
British Courier with valuable papers by dressing up as colonial men. They risked their lives to stop the
flow of information. Taped on location with historical costumes and artifacts, it takes place in the cabin
considered to be the oldest frontier house still standing in SC.
Program Two – Emily Geiger
Emily is a young girl who risked her life by serving as a messenger for the Colonial army during the
Revolutionary War. Captured by the British and interrogated as a spy, she managed to trick Lord
Rawdon into believing she was innocent, outwitting her captors in a most unique manner. Taped in part
at the actual location where the interrogation took place, this drama covers the story of Emily’s journey
from her assignment with General Greene to her release by Lord Rawdon.
Program Three – Mary Chesnut
Mary kept a diary during the turbulent times of the Civil War. This drama portrays various events in the
life of the South Carolina heroine prior to and during the Civil War. The events dramatized are actual
happenings that occurred to Mary and most of the words come straight from her diary. Mary actually
spent time at Kensington Plantation, the location of the drama.
Program Four – The Grimké Sisters
Sarah Moore Grimké (1792–1873) and Angelina Emily Grimké (1805–1879), followed a similar path,
speaking out about what they believed and leaving their home to join the fight for the causes of the
abolition of slavery and equal rights for women. Today women are leaders in the community and in the
business world, working along side their male counterparts in voicing and making their decisions, but it
was not the same in the 1800’s. These two sisters helped lead the way to change the course of history.
From a young age they both stood up for what they believed were the wrongs of society. They spoke out
against slavery, finding the courage to fight for their right to have a voice.
Program Five – Wil Lou Gray
Tells the story of Dr. Wil Lou Gray who began the South Carolina Opportunity School. The program
follows her from the time that she was a young girl struggling with the loss of her dear mother through Dr.
Gray’s valiant efforts to get the Legislature to fund schooling for illiterate adults and children. Through
reenactment of scenes in her life and interviews taped with Dr. Gray by ETV in the 1980’s, we hear in Dr.
Gray’s own words her passion to help others to learn while we learn about what life was like during the
early 1900’s for many South Carolinians.
Program Six – Mary McLeod Bethune
This is the story of one woman’s struggle to gain equality for herself and her students. The drama begins
with Mary as a young child growing up in rural South Carolina and concludes with her hard work to start
a school for African American students in Florida. The struggle that Mary encountered just to be given
the chance to learn to read and then to teach others, including being threatened with bodily harm is
shown. The drama shows how she started with nothing and ended up being an advisor to a President!
Program Seven – Modjeska Simkins
This is the story of an African American girl born to a half-white, half-black brick mason. She came from
relative wealth and married into wealth, but dedicated her life to helping the disadvantaged to be treated
equally. She was one of the organizers of the Supreme Court Case Briggs Vs. Elliott, which was the first
filed of the four cases that later became combined Brown vs. Board of Education.
Program Eight – Mary Gordon Ellis
Mary Gordon Ellis was the first female to be elected to the South Carolina Legislature. This drama
depicts her life from the challenges of being the school superintendent of Jasper County Schools where
she addressed equality, making bold changes to impact education, to her time in office as an elected
official until her untimely death at an early age.
NOTE: See description for NEW programs nine and ten on previous page - are in block feed.
7
The World of Julia Peterkin: Cheating the Stillness
Repeats March 7 and 14, 9:00–9:59 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights) Available in StreamlineSC
Presented nationwide last April by ETV and now part of the ITV series ETV Presents, this program
chronicles the life of Julia Peterkin, South Carolina author and 1929 Pulitzer Prize in Fiction for Scarlet
Sister Mary that was set in a South Carolina African-American farming community. Her tales of
struggling black families captivated America. Trying to choose between life as a New York writer and as
a plantation mistress in SC, Peterkin rebelled against what was expected of a Southern Lady.
ETV’s Carolina Stories – Programs Feature Special Women
Modjeska Monteith Simkins – Makin’ A Way Out of No Way
Repeats March 7, 10:05–11:03 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
Modjeska Monteith Simkins (1899–1992) was one South Carolina’s great women. Entitled Modjeska Monteith
Simkins – Makin’ A Way Out of No Way, this program paints an interesting profile of the civil rights matriarch and
human rights activist and was produced by ETV’s Beryl Dakers. Born in Columbia, Modjeska graduated from
Benedict College in 1921 and taught school before she was married in 1929. She had to quit her job because at
that time SC schools could not employ married women, but she continued to work at different jobs to make a
difference by representing the needs of the African-American community. In the 1940s and 1950s, she helped
create over a hundred branches of the NAACP around our state. She believed that the best way to make change
was to vote so she made sure people knew about their voting rights and participated in elections. For the rest of
her life, she dedicated herself to the idea of civil rights and opportunity for all people.
This is Brookgreen Gardens
Repeats March 7, 11:08 a.m.–12:05 p.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
This ETV program that aired for the first time in February 2008 explores one of the state’s most beloved landmarks!
A distinctive collection of American figurative sculpture, education programs, dazzling gardens, rare natural
habitats, and a long, fascinating history make Brookgreen Gardens a unique treasure. The program highlights artist
and philanthropist Anna Hyatt Huntington’s life and works, outlining the path that she and her equally famous
husband took to create Brookgreen Gardens and populate the coastal plantation with art, not only created by Mrs.
Huntington, but by artists from throughout the world. Their home, the gardens and the sculpture are the focus of the
program as we learn about the Huntington’s dream of sharing the art in this historic, natural setting and helping to
develop the Murrell’s Inlet area of the low country by providing services and jobs for the residents.
History of Women’s Achievement – ITV Series
This series was added to the ITV schedule several years ago and has limited rights for ITV to broadcast,
but is available online in StreamlineSC. Check with your DES personnel to see if they have it on tape if
you need it that way. ITV will not be able to repeat this series again this school year due to our rights to
broadcast, but you have access online anytime!
A History of Women’s Achievement in America celebrates women’s contributions to our history from
the 17th century to present day by using archival photographs and footage to look at their inspiring
accomplishments and victories. From Phyllis Wheatley to Maria Mitchell, from Susan B. Anthony to Nellie
Bly, from Nancy Lopez to Oprah Winfrey – key women over a 400-year period are featured.
Lesson Title Catalog Number Length
1. The Making of a New World 2454-0001 28:26
2. The Era of Women’s Firsts 2454-0002 27:44
3. Women Speak Out 2454-0003 28:24
4. America Enters the World of Nations 2454-0004 27:24
5. Women Begin to Transform Themselves 2454-0005 28:30
6. America Becomes a Super Power 2454-0006 28:39
7. American Women Find Their Voice 2454-0007 27:56
8. A New Age of Equality 2454-0008 27:59
8
Colonial Williamsburg Electronic Field Trips 2010–11
Premiere: Women of the Revolution March 10 on ETV & ITV
The CWEFT programs use 21st century technology to enrich the teaching of history and social studies,
making the subjects exciting and relevant to today’s classrooms. The field trips are correlated to national
standards and provide a dramatic and compelling learning experience for 4th and 5th grade students.
Though schools may view the programs free and record them with 10-day fair use rights (can tape and
use for 10 days from broadcast date, but must erase tape within 45 days), there are definite advantages
to paying the fee to Colonial Williamsburg to participate.
By paying the fee to participate, schools get the outstanding teacher materials, get to keep the recorded
program for the life of the tape and have access to the re-enactors and historians online and via a toll-
free number. Schools pay approximately $500 per school for all seven programs, but rights for individual
programs can be purchased. For information on paying the fee to participate in CWEFT, contact Dale
Van Eck at CWEFT 1-800-761-8331 or dvaneck@cwf.org.
Congratulations to Robin Chandler at Cleveland Elementary in Spartanburg School
District 7 for receiving a scholarship for her school from ITV for the March program! (See
description below.)
2010–11 Broadcast Schedule:
10:00–11:00 a.m. on channel 1 and 1:00–2:00 p.m. on ETV open circuit & channel 1
March 10 Women of the Revolution (premiere) – Bravery. Loyalty. Sacrifice. Women of the Revolution
possessed all of these qualities. Explore the excitement, peril and individual stories of Deborah
Sampson, Mary Perth, Martha Washington, and other women on both sides of the conflict who
proved their mettle in American War for Independence.
April 7 Making History Live – What makes history come alive? Take a behind-the-scenes look at how
historical African American character portrayals are created for Colonial Williamsburg’s Historic
Area. From research through performance, experienced museum interpreters share their
techniques for bringing the past to life.
*RIGHTS: SC schools may view with 10-day fair use rights. (Can record, but lesson must be used within ten
days and erased/destroyed within 45 days.) ONLY schools that get a scholarship through ITV for one
program OR pay CWEFT to participate can keep the copy of the program(s) for the life of the tape, receive
the guides, get online access, and have phone interaction with the historians.
“Lady Edisons” of the 21st Century – Special Repeat
Repeats March 7, 12:10–12:39 p.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
Fairfax Network presents She’s Got It! Women and Their Inspirations, which features women who
appeared in the Smithsonian Institution’s Innovative Lives series. Designed for grades 4–8, this program
allows students to explore the interdisciplinary world of invention, learn about the invention process, and
meet the “Lady Edisons” of the 21st century. Included in this showcase of creative women are Ann
Moore, the inventor of the Snugli Baby Carrier and Sally Fox, creator of FoxFibres. Students will meet
young women who have won invention awards and prizes. This program aired for the first time in 2007.
Women’s History Month - Take a Look at StreamlineSC
StreamlineSC offers several programs and clips to highlight the impact women had on the
progression of history. Search “Women in History” in StreamlineSC to find resources to use during
Women’s History Month. There are many series, programs and video clips to support your curriculum.
9
More ITV Resources for Women’s History Month
Patti Just – Program 2 in Conversations on Character
Repeats March 3, 10:00–10:15 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
This series is provided “By Request” and only broadcast when requested, but SC schools have rights to use it.
Former television producer/host Patti Just, who worked for many years at the Sumter Regional ETV Station, is
featured in this program. Ms. Just talks to students about perseverance, telling them how she worked hard to
overcome her physical challenges to be successful.
Women in Engineering – Program 5 in Career Encounters
Repeats March 3, 10:20–10:49 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
This program is part of the ITV series that explores some of today’s most challenging and rewarding career
fields. Cameras visit workplaces to talk with professionals and technicians about what they do, how they got
where they are and why they find their work rewarding.
Female Athletes, Part 1 & 2 – Programs in XPress: Character in Sports
Repeats March 3, 10:54–11:51 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
This series produced by ITV features USC Track and Field Coach Fry and several of his outstanding female
athletes talking with a group of middle and high school girls about important issues that affect them in the area
of their educational growth.
Mary McLeod Bethune, Part 1 & 2 – Programs 32 and 33 in The Palmetto Special
Repeats March 3, 11:56 a.m.–12:39 p.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
Lessons in this series help students understand SC History and appreciate our state. The series uses
dramatizations, visuals and historic photographs to explore our state’s history.
Susan Leigh Still, Part 1 & 2 – Programs 8 and 9 in Conversations with Scientists & Astronauts
Repeats March 3, 12:44–1:23 p.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
These two programs feature NASA astronaut Susan Still discussing her education and training. She talks about
teamwork, work ethic and fortitude as she describes her life and work.
Palmetto Leaders – SCANS Skills – Programs 4, 5 and 13 feature SC women
Repeats March 4, 8:00–9:22 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
These NEW ITV programs feature Representative Gilda Cobb-Hunter talking about diversity, Supreme Court
Justice Jean Toal talking about problem solving, and ITV’s Bette Jamison talking about speaking as they
provide information on how they used these skills in their careers and their importance.
Science Splash – Good Resource for Women’s Month
Repeats March 4, 11:30–11:57 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
Science Splash: A Girl’s Odyssey was designed to encourage middle school girls to consider careers
in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math. This thirty-minute program highlights the women speakers
and activities from the 2005 Science Splash event. Meet women who have successful careers in male-
dominated fields of work. This ETV project received a NETA Outreach Award in 2007.
Angie H. Webb, Mechanical Engineer and South Carolina native from Edgefield, works as Business Manager of Gas
Operations at South Carolina Electric & Gas (SCE&G), a SCANA company.
Patty Hamilton, is a research chemist and health and safety expert for the University of South Carolina; she is also a
licensed pilot who has built her own plane.
Michelle James, is Bridge Project Coordinator for the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT). She
manages bridge replacement projects for thirteen counties within the state. In her spare time Michelle is a ballet instructor.
Gayatri Kharel, is a civil engineer and a native of India. She has designed residential buildings, hotel structures and
shopping mall facilities. Apart from her love for technical work, she enjoys music and sings Indian songs. She also acted in
an Indian movie when she was a child.
Lynn Cornfoot, is a media artist and native of South Carolina. She grew up in Myrtle Beach and is currently an Electronic
Field Production Specialist at ETV. Lynn is the first female videographer for the network. As a freelance artist she has
worked on feature films, commercials and television productions.
Dana L. Broughton, is currently a doctoral chemistry student at the University of South Carolina. She is in her third year of
graduate study where she is working on the development of bio-sensors. Dana received her undergraduate degree from
Clemson University and is a graduate of Timberland High School.
10
etvStreamlineSC
FREE Workshops at your school
Remember that we are available to do FREE workshops at your school on Basic Streamline, Streamline
“Builders” (Quiz, Assignment and Writing Prompt Builders), Movie Maker, Digital Storytelling, Media
Share and Using Digital Video Cameras. Start booking now for summer, beginning of school workshops
and in-service days.
My Content
My Content allows you to collect, organize, share and retrieve your favorite Discovery Education media
resources, assignments, quizzes, and writing prompts in one convenient place. Located in the navigation
bar at the top of the screen, My Content is accessible from anywhere on the site. The purpose of My
Content is to bookmark resources to avoid searching for it again. Content can be alphabetically sorted
by clicking on Type, Name, Created, Subject, or Grade within the My Content header to help locate your
content. Please note that adding resources to My Content does not initiate play or download. All files and
projects are stored on the Discovery Education servers.
Curriculum Standards
Videos in the Streamline library have been correlated to South Carolina curriculum standards. Use the
link at the top of the page under the keyword search box to quickly locate videos and images that match
your curriculum standards. Choose your subject, and grade level to view materials that meet your
standards.
For more information about StreamlineSC or to arrange a training session for your school, please contact
Debbie Jarrett at djarrett@scetv.org or Donna Thompson at dthompson@scetv.org. Visit the web
site at http://etv.streamlinesc.org.
New Videos Added to StreamlineSC
Build It Bigger series
eLearning Coaching Initiatives: Thinkfinity and INTEL Teach
Finding Money for College 2011
Governor Nikki Haley 2011 State of the State
Healing Our Troubled Planet
In Our Schools: American Education Week 2011
In Our Schools: Hillcrest High Focuses on Careers
Riverbanks Roundup: Green Animals
SC-Alt Test Administration Training (2011)
The Global Generation series
Weather Start series
Youth Services
Knowitall Notes
Learning Beyond the Classroom!
Enjoy exploring South Carolina culture, history, science and the arts through Knowitall.org’s collection
of virtual tours. Our online field trips provide opportunities to virtually explore, learn,= and retain
curriculum content through highly interactive experiences and activities.
Explore them all at: http://www.knowitall.org/
11
March 18th is South Carolina Day!
Our state celebrates John C. Calhoun’s birthday March 18 each year by observing South Carolina Day, a
day required by law in which schools shall “conduct such exercises as will conduce to a more general
knowledge and appreciation of the history, resources and possibilities of this State.”
For SC Day, ITV will air several Project Discovery Revisited lessons that are about SC places and our
three programs on the SC State House, plus several other programs including one on John C. Calhoun
and one about Charles Pinckney. Your local DES may have these and other programs good for SC Day.
ITV Broadcast for SC Day - All programs also in StreamlineSC:
Project Discovery Revisited (Grades 3–12) – Lesson #4 Kings Mt., #5 Middleton Place, #7 Sea Shore,
#14 Hunley, #17 Charles Ft., #22 Walnut Grove, #27 & #28 The State House - @ 19 min. each
* Block Feed March 17, 8:00–11:07 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights) SL
South Carolina State House (Grades 3–12) – 3 lessons, 30–57 min. each
* Block Feed March 17, 11:15 a.m.–1:19 p.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights) SL
Circle of Inheritance (Grades 3–12) – 4 lessons, @ 15 min. each
* Block Feed March 17, 1:25–2:22 p.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights) SL
Project Discovery – Charleston Forts (Grades 3–8) 57 min.
* March 17, 2:27–3:24 p.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights) SL
The Palmetto Special: John C. Calhoun - Lesson 15 (Grade 8) 20 min.
* March 18, 8:00–8:21 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights) SL
Chasing the Swampfox (Grades 8–12) 57 min.
* March 18, 8:26–9:24 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights) SL
Detective Bonz and the SC History Mystery (Grade 3) – 6 lessons, @ 20 min. each
* Block Feed March 18, 10:05 a.m.–12:40 p.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights) SL
Idella Bodie’s SC Women – SEE PAGES 6 & 7 - (Grades 3-8) –- 10 lessons, @ 22–55 mins. each
* Block Feed Lessons 1–8 March 14, 10:05 a.m.–3:04 p.m. and
Lessons 9–10 March 15, 8:00–9:50 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights) SL
Carolina Stories: Forgotten Founder - The Story of Charles Pinckney (Grades 3-12) 20 min.
* March 18, 2:00–2:57 p.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights) SL
*Don’t forget about other wonderful Carolina Stories programs produced by ETV (recommended for
grades 3-12 depending on subject, 36 lessons, 30 min. each) and Conversations on SC History with
Dr. Walter Edgar (Grades 8–12, 22 lessons, @ 20 min. each). Even though these two series are not
repeated this month, they are available in StreamlineSC. Check the online ITV Resources book for titles.
Looking for SC History Programs? … Search StreamlineSC
By typing South Carolina in the keyword search of StreamlineSC, ITV/SCETV programs will come up
in the program listing. Now available on StreamlineSC … Idella Bodie’s South Carolina Women,
Carolina Stories, Chasing the Swamp Fox, Detective Bonz and the SC History Mystery-6
programs, The Big Picture, A Literary Tour of South Carolina, South Carolina Geography-7
programs, Cooper River Bridge-4 programs, South Carolina State House Specials-3 programs,
Sandlapper’s Corner-30 programs, Inside Storytelling-21 programs, as well as 22 lessons of
Conversations on SC History with Dr. Walter Edgar. What a marvelous way to bring South Carolina
into your classroom! Visit the Web site at www.streamlinesc.org. If you don’t have an account, talk
to your local media specialist! Every SC educator can have FREE access to this video-on-demand
resource that contains over 1,650 programs produced by ITV and ETV.
12
March is National Nutrition Month – ITV Programs to Use
Eat Smart Move More SC Shorts
Repeat Block Feed March 1, 9:05–9:11 a.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights) SL
Recommended for use in school news programs on all levels, these short segments were developed by ITV and
ETV working with SC Healthy Schools, DHEC, the USC School of Medicine, and the ESMMSC Coalition to
promote the Eat Smart Move More SC messages in an effort to address childhood obesity.
Taking Charge in Meadowland
Repeat Block Feed March 1, 9:16–9:45 a.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights) SL
Designed for grades K–3, this resource encourages the young student to “take charge of their health.” Focusing on
a healthy lifestyle, the first program challenges students to eat nutritional foods combined with daily exercise. The
first lesson is the same as the second, but the second has “activity” stop points corresponding to the online tool kit.
Tick Tock Minutes
Repeat Block Feed March 1, 9:50–10:40 a.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights) SL
Designed for grades Pre-K–3, this series of one-minute programs is entertaining and features important messages
in a fun format. Dr. Tick Tock talks about the benefits of good health in the first 15 lessons.
Eat Well, Be Well
Repeat Block Feed March 2, 9:05–11:40 a.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights)
Designed for grades 1–4, these eight lessons, each 15-minutes in duration, provide nutritional information to
reinforce healthy behavior patterns in young students.
Lucy’s Tasty Treasures and Tasty Bites
Repeat Block Feed March 2, 11:45 a.m.–3:21 p.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights) SL
Designed for grades 3–5, these two-minute “Bites” seek to improve nutrition and physical activity knowledge and
behaviors of elementary-age students. See pages 51 and 52 in the online ITV Resources book for information.
Daily Food Choices for Healthy Living
Repeats March 2, 3:25–3:47 p.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights) SL
Designed for grades 5–12, this 21-minute program has been developed using USDA research on what foods we
eat and the nutrients in those foods. Students learn how to make good food choices.
NOTE: Limited broadcast/off-air record, but no duplication – these programs below are in StreamlineSC SL-
ND (in Streamline SC, but cannot download), but ITV cannot rebroadcast until next school year. Check with
your DES to see if they have program recorded.
Nutrition Basics: Why Food Matters
Designed for grades 4–12, this series covers nutrition from A-Z and includes the current food pyramid, which
focuses on the importance of physical activity. Topics include portion awareness and fast food.
Connect with Kids At-Risk, Lesson 1 Fat Chance: Teen Obesity
Designed for grades 6–12, this lesson in this series features true stories and real kids in a peer-to-peer format to
help them understand and improve their attitudes.
Exploring Healthy Choices, Lesson 1 New Dietary Guidelines, Lesson 2 Portion Control and Lesson 3
Overweight in America
Designed for grades 6–12, the lessons in this series teach students vital information concerning key areas of
health. These three lessons focus on diet, portion control and being overweight.
Auntie Karen’s Place – Features Sickle Cell Segment
Repeats March 1 and 8, 10:45–11:12 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights) SL
Added to the ITV schedule in 2009, this program for grades Pre K–5th focuses on life skills using music
and puppets. Topics include: Jazz Music; Sickle Cell Awareness; Financial Literacy; and
Emergency Preparedness. The Auntie Karen Foundation partnered with ETV, Palmetto Health
Children’s Hospital and the USC School of Music to create this resource. Students are introduced to
Auntie Karen characters: Olivia the Octopus, Bull and Bear and The Jamaican Yams. For more
information, go to Auntie Karen Foundation www.auntiekaren.org.
13
Healthy Hannah’s Healthy Choice Heroes – NEW for K–6!
Block feeds March 24 and 28, 9:00–10:15 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
Also will be available online in StreamlineSC (NOTE: We apologize that we had to delay this series.)
Healthy Hannah's Healthy Choice Heroes is a NEW, exciting ETV educational series of very short
programs designed to assist students in making healthy living choices. Healthy Hannah is a superhero-
like character that communicates with and guides two students through a variety of real-life everyday
scenarios and missions that facilitate them learning how to make healthy choices and the concepts
behind those choices. This fun and fast-paced series is designed to educate children in grades K-6 about
nutrition and physical activity based on the Dietary Guidelines and MyPyramid.
The short programs, approximately 3–5 minutes each, are designed to be used in the morning news
program and incorporated into lesson plans or to be used with lesson plans that have been developed
for each short program (will be posted online with programs). The programs combined with their
respective lesson plans meet the South Carolina Academic Standards for Health and Safety Education
for grades K–6. Produced by ETV, working with the SC Department of Education and DHEC, this NEW
series will be posted in StreamlineSC as soon as possible.
Episode Titles and Durations
1. Milk Makes Healthy Bones (2:45)
2. Bike For Your Life (1:54)
3. Fun With Fruits (2:47)
4. Two Hours Or Less (2:15)
5. Limit Your Salt (2:37)
6. Aerobic Exercise (2:19) ** PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR HEALTH EDUCATORS
7. Vary Your Veggies (2:27) AND K–6 TEACHERS KNOW ABOUT THIS NEW SERIES!
8. Once Around The Clock (2:15)
9. A Trip To The Dentist (2:28)
10. Let's Go Play (2:01
aboUt: 4 HEALTH-E Teens – ITV Series Featuring Mrs. USA
Repeat block feed March 2, 8:00–10:03 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights) SL
This ITV series features Mrs. United States 2008 who is a native of Batesburg-Leesville and works in
psychiatry at Palmetto Health Richland Memorial Hospital. Dr. Gariane Gunter talks with teens about
eating healthy, thinking about what they drink, being more active, and eating disorders. These four
programs are excellent for guidance and health professionals to use with students in grades 5–12 to start
discussion on key health-related topics, including eating disorders. Included in each 27-minute program
are short videos produced by South Carolina students who were selected as winners in First Lady Jenny
Sanford’s Healthy SC Schools Video Project. These short clips set up the discussion between Dr. Gunter
and the teens. Following the video clip and brief discussion led by Dr. Gunter, a health educator or
physician is introduced as a special guest to provide more information on these key help topics!
Program 1 - Tame the Tube & Move More Everyday 8:00–8:27 a.m.
Program 2 - ReThink Your Drink & Right Size Your Portion 8:32–8:59 a.m.
Program 3 - Eat More Healthy Meals at Home & Eat More Fruits and Vegetables 9:04–9:31 a.m.
Program 4 - Mental Health with a Focus on Eating Disorders 9:36–10:03 a.m.
Elementary Students – Don’t Forget to Deskercise!!! See information
on next page about how students can exercise each morning right at
their desks and learn important info as they do!
14
Deskercise – Students Exercise at Their Desks!
Designed for elementary students to use while standing at their desks!
185 interactive lessons - ten minutes each and built around 37 weekly themes
Unlimited broadcast/off-air record rights, including duplication rights
(NOT available in StreamlineSC)
Five 10-minute lessons in each theme so educators can use one each day.
Each interesting lesson includes a warm-up and cool-down segment along with the more
robust theme-based activity segment and features animation combined with live action.
The core activity segment is the same for the entire week of programs, but warm-up and
health tips are varied.
Host Slim Goodbody provides pertinent information, even a brief geography lesson, while
encouraging physical activity appropriate for young students to do while standing by their
desks. And, a health tip is provided at the end.
The series was developed in cooperation with the American Association for Health
Education (AAHE).
Block fed on 2nd Wednesday of month before – ex. April “themed” programs air March 9
starting at 8:00–11:42 a.m. on channel 1.
Check out the monthly themes and plan to record this series for use in your elementary school!
SEPTEMBER FEBRUARY
1. Labor Day 20. Ground Hog Day
2. Grandparents Day 21. Valentines Day
3. Mayflower Day 22. President’s Day
4. Family Health And Fitness Day 23. Leap Year
OCTOBER MARCH
5. International Dinosaur Month 24. National Nutrition Month
6. Explorers’ Day 25. Johnny Appleseed Day
7. Fall And The Autumnal Equanox 26. Iditarod
8. Red Ribbon Week 27. Spring
NOVEMBER APRIL
9. Election Day 28. April Fools Day
10. Veteran’s Day 29. Nationl Library Week
11. Children’s Book Week 30. Earth Day
12. Thanksgiving Day 31. National Youth Sports Safety Month
DECEMBER MAY
13. The 12th Month 32. Cinco Des Mayo
14. National Handwashing Awareness Week 33. National Physical Fitness And Sports Month
15. Winter 34. Better Sleep Month
35. Memorial Day
JANUARY
16. New Year JUNE
17. Circus 36. First American To Walk In Space
18. Martin Luther King Day 37. Flag Day
19. First Winter Olympics
15
EdAware – ITV Series Addresses Childhood Obesity
Block feed March 2, 11:00 a.m.–1:57 p.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights) SL and Educator+
Designed to increase understanding of the problem of childhood obesity and related health, nutrition and
physical activity issues, and make viewers aware that they are part of the solution, the EdAware series
of six programs was produced by ITV and ETV and developed in partnership with the SC Department of
Education, ETV, DHEC, the USC School of Medicine, and the Eat Smart Move More SC Coalition.
Each program is 27 minutes in duration and highlights an “Eat Smart Move More SC” theme. Program
titles are EdAware: Eat Smart Move More, EdAware: Move More Every Day, EdAware: Eat More Fruits
and Vegetables, EdAware: Eat More Family Meals At Home & Tame The Tube, EdAware: Right Size
Your Portion & Re-Think Your Drink, and EdAware: Getting An Early Start On Eating Smart & Being
Healthy. The information in these interesting programs is important for all adults who care about the
health of our children. Please access these programs to share with your educators, parents and school
community
Healthy Children in Healthy Schools – Overview
Repeats March 2, 3:20–3:30 p.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights) Access online in StreamlineSC
Produced by SCDE’s Office of Health and Nutrition Services and coordinated by Lynn Hammond and
Lara Peck, this NEW short program aired for the first time November 9, 2010 with information presented
by Lynn Hammond, Program Manager for SC Healthy Schools. The overview provides key information
for educators, explaining that “health is academic, health is a lifestyle and health is everyone’s job.” For
more information on content, contact Lara Peck, Physical Activity, Nutrition and Tobacco Coordinator at
lpeck@ed.sc.gov.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in SC - Program for Educators
Repeats March 2, 3:35–3:51 p.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights) Access in Educator+ & StreamlineSC
This Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in South Carolina program was developed by the South Carolina
Department of Education, United States Department of Agriculture and produced by ETV. It is
recommended for Grant Coordinators, Administrators, Teachers, and Food Service
Directors/Supervisors. The program was funded under a grant from the USDA and is administered by
South Carolina Department of Education's Office of School Food Service and Nutrition.
It All Starts with Breakfast – Video Provided by SCDE
Repeats March 1, 11:30–11:44 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights) Access in Educator+ and SL
It All Starts With Breakfast, provided by SCDE’s Office of School Food Services for use by SC schools,
is a unique look at the positive effects of school breakfast as it carries the viewer through the school
breakfast program in our state. Principals, school food service directors, school food service managers,
and operators tell their success stories of breakfast in the classroom. Funded with Federal funds from the
U.S. Department of Agriculture, the video provides success stories on how to make breakfast in the
classroom work. Also, educators discuss the academic and behavioral success of students who
participate in the program.
Cook for Kids – 2009–10 School Year Programs Repeat
Repeat block feed March 1, 11:50 a.m.–1:54 p.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
Produced by the National Food Service Management Institute, these 30-minute training programs
celebrate the fact that healthful food for children can, and should, be served everywhere! These four
programs look at the foods served at schools from seed to table and back to dirt through composting.
Program 1 (Oct. 2009) – covers seasonal foods of summer; Program 2 (Nov. 2009) - shows kids how to
make sauces using seasonal tomatoes in the fall; Program 3 (Feb. 2010) - highlights seasonal, local
produce; and Program 4 (March 2010) - focuses on seasonal favorites for spring. Go to
nfsmi@olemiss.edu to find a flyer with more details about the content of each program.
16
School Health Success Stories – ITV PD Series
Block feed March 7, 9:05 a.m.–2:07 p.m., Channel 2 (Unlimited rights) SL
This series documents the efforts of SC districts, schools and their community partners to implement best practices, programs and policies that
support student health and was developed by SCDE’s SC Healthy Schools through a cooperative agreement with and funding from the CDCs,
Division of Adolescent and School Health. SC Healthy Schools is a partnership between the SC Department of Education and SC DHEC to
improve students’ health and academic outcomes by increasing physical activity, improving nutrition and preventing tobacco use and HIV among
elementary, middle and high school students. Resource is designed for administrators, teachers, school nurses, counselors, school
health/wellness committee members, parents, community partners, and others interested in student health and academic achievement.
Working Together for Health and Learning: A Coordinated Approach to School Health (15:31)
To reach our academic goals, schools, families and communities must address the needs of the whole child. Using a coordinated school health
approach, schools provide opportunities for students to learn and practice positive health behaviors so they can be fit, healthy and ready to
learn! This program discusses the CDC coordinated school health model and how collaboration among the eight components - Health Ed;
Physical Ed; Health Services; Nutrition Services; Counseling, Psychological and Social Services; Health Promoting Environment; Health
Promotion for Staff; and Family/Community Involvement - can help students establish healthful behaviors and attitudes.
Nevitt Forest Elementary, Anderson School District Five (14:23)
Nevitt Forest partners with Palmetto Ag Consultants, the Anderson County Farmers Market, Clemson, and local farmers. Highlights the “Grow
with Me” program-use of school gardens and integration of fresh fruits and veggies and nutrition ed throughout the academic curriculum.
Kelly Miller Elementary, School District of Fairfield County (12:56)
Highlights CATCH (Coordinated Approach To Child Health), a proven effective program that teaches students the importance of nutrition and
physical activity. Working to address obesity, school staff and community discuss school activities such as Favorite Fruit Friday.
Manning Primary School, Clarendon School District Two (14:39)
Learn more about the planning, building and use of a 12-station fitness trail. Built by Manning High School students, the fitness trail is used by
Manning Primary School teachers to incorporate physical activity into academic lessons and provides physical activity for the community.
Richland School District 2 (12:21)
Superintendent Stephen Hefner and district staff discuss the development and success of Commit to 2B Fit, a district–wide school employee
wellness program. Nearly 800 district employees participated in the program and made the commitment to be healthy and fit.
R.B. Stall High School, Charleston County School District (15:46)
In an effort to reduce sexual risk behaviors among students, R.B. Stall and the Charleston Trident Urban League partnered to implement Safer
Choices, a research-based, proven effective sexuality education curriculum. School staff and community partners discuss the benefits.
Drayton Hall Elementary School, Charleston County School District (17:17)
In an effort to improve student health, Drayton Hall Elementary adopted a variety of school health programs and practices. Featured activities
include the Healthy Bobcat Club, Walk to School Day, incorporation of physical activity into the classroom, and daily walks after lunch.
Wren Elementary School, Anderson School District One (7:44)
This segment focuses on how teachers at Wren Elementary are integrating physical education and SC history with “Pedaling Across the
Palmetto State” activities. Students track their biking miles across the state and then receive a history lesson about where they “ride.”
Bamberg School District Two (10:04)
Bamberg School District Two is proud of the success and national recognition they have received with Teen Life Center and implementation of
comprehensive sexuality education at Denmark-Olar High School and Denmark-Olar Middle School.
Jennie Moore Elementary School, Charleston County School District (19:20)
Jennie Moore Elementary has developed a strong partnership with parents and community businesses to improve nutrition and increase
physical activity among students. Highlights “Taste It Tuesday” and “Fitness Club” activities that happen with help from parents and local
grocery.
Charleston Progressive Academy, Charleston County School District (7:16)
To increase physical activity among students, CPA began opening the gym for a morning physical activity period. As a result, the school has
seen a dramatic reduction in discipline referrals and suspensions, as well as improved student concentration and focus in the classroom.
Mitchell Elementary School, Charleston County School District (13:50)
Mitchell has implemented a coordinated school health approach. District and school staff discuss ways to improve academics by incorporating
physical activity into academic classes, utilizing a Fitness Room and Action Based Learning Lab and access to services.
Burke Middle/High School, Charleston County School District (8:45)
Community partnerships have proven to be valuable to Burke Middle/High School in their efforts to improve student health and academics.
Learn about health-promoting activities made possible by partnerships with the Culinary Arts Program, The Lean Team, MUSC, and others.
R.B. Stall High School (Special Ed), Charleston County School District (14:37)
R.B. Stall High School recognizes the importance of physical activity for all students. After adding a daily physical activity period for special
education students, teachers and staff have seen improvement in student engagement, interaction and cognitive skills.
Simpsonville Elementary School, Greenville County School District (8:49)
Greenville County Schools are implementing the Coordinated Approach to Child Health (CATCH) program in many of its elementary schools.
Teachers and food service staff at this school have coordinated efforts to improve nutrition and increase physical activity among students.
Easterling Primary School, Marion School District Seven (10:35)
Coach Pete Ellis, administrators and staff at Easterling Primary discuss programs and activities they have implemented to create a health-
promoting environment. Learn about the CATCH program, a staff wellness program and how these activities have benefited students and staff.
Richland County School District One (8:42)
Richland School District One in Columbia, SC adopted a 100% tobacco free policy on all school property. Their policy also requires using proven
effective tobacco prevention curricula - in this case, Botvin LifeSkills Training.
17
NEW Programs in Creating a Career with the Arts in Mind
Block feed March 16, 8:00–10:35 a.m. Channel 1 Also access in StreamlineSC
Repeat block feed March 21, 1:20–3:55 p.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
In September, ITV premiered six programs that focused on “art” careers – forensic artist, printing, arts
administration, interior design, art therapy, painter, landscape art, graphic art. This is a second group of
five programs in the Creating a Career with the Arts in Mind series and these NEW programs feature
careers in performing arts areas as well as a BMW designer. The eight professionals, including a
singer/conductor, theatre manager, choreographer, television host/producer, and arts-organization
leader, participate in a discussion about how the arts can be embedded in the Career Clusters as they
talk about career prep, what they do, and 21st century skills, including innovation, problem solving,
creativity, and critical thinking. The series is hosted by Dr. Ray Davis, SCDE Career and Technology Ed,
and Scot Hockman, SCDE Visual and Performing Arts. Please access for your performing arts and
career educators. This is the first time these programs have aired in a block feed in the ITV schedule.
ITV Series for Music Month
* Repeat block feed March 9, 9:00–10:02 a.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights) SL
Music (Fairfax Network) – Recommended for grades 4–6, this series features two lessons that help
students learn about various aspects of music and hear discussions between artists and students. The
lessons are The Electric Guitar and I Heard That! Listening to Classical Music.
* Repeat block feed March 9, 10:08–11:52 a.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights) SL
The Magical Theatre of Music – Recommended for grades 4–6, this series features four lessons about
15 minutes each and then a last lesson (number 5), which features the full performance of the opera, that
is 28 minutes. The series, based on Domenico Cimarosa’s “The Secret Marriage,” explores and reveals
the mystery from which opera is made. The lessons uncover the elements of the operatic performance:
scenery, costumes, make-up, orchestra, and song. The final lesson is the performance.
* Repeat block feed March 10, 9:00–10:53 a.m. Channel 2
(Unlimited broadcast/off-air record use, but no tape duplication) SL
Mia’s Music – Recommended for grades 5–9, this series features six lessons, each about 14 minutes, in
which a young girl who is trying to write her first original composition learns about melody, harmony,
tone, rhythm, form, and style with the help of a spunky animated character named “Tempo.” She also
receives visits from well-known composers and songwriters like Bach, Woody Guthrie and Scott Joplin.
* Repeat block feed March 10, 10:55 a.m.–12:59 p.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights) SL
Music to My Ears – Recommended for grades 6–12, this series features four lessons, each about 29
minutes, in which students are encouraged to become active listeners who employ careful observation
and critical thinking in the art of listening. Students are exposed to a variety of music styles and genres
as well as musical structure and terminology. Each program explores a musical idea through
performances, conversations and demonstrations.
The World’s Largest Concert 2011
March 10, 1:00–1:30 p.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights)
The World’s Largest Concert has been a highlight of Music in Our Schools Month since 1985! As a
sing-along concert that links students around the world through music, the WLC reached an estimated
6 million students, teachers and music supporters in recent years. This year’s theme is “Music Lasts a
Lifetime.” Please alert your music teachers on all levels! For more information and for the teachers
guide or the music, go to the National Association for Music Education site at www.menc.org.
18
Drama in the Schools Month Celebrated in March
Consider using the ballet performance in the Performing Arts Specials series, scenes from the plays of
the Bard in the Shakespeare and His Plays series, and the productions Twelfth Night and the Belle of
Amherst in the Clemson Collection series this month. Since The Belle of Amherst is the story of Emily
Dickenson, it is also good to include as a resource for Women’s History Month. The first five listed below
are recommended for grades 6–12 with the Shakespeare plays recommended for grades 9–12.
ITV will repeat these programs as follows on channel 2:
A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream – March 3, 9:05–9:59 a.m. (Unlimited rights)
Don Quixote – March 3, 10:04–11:24 a.m. (Unlimited rights)
Beauty and the Beast – March 3, 11:29 a.m.–12:36 p.m. (Unlimited rights)
Twelfth Night – March 3, 12:40.–2:32 p.m. (Unlimited rights)
The Belle of Amherst, Act 1 and 2 – March 4, 8:00–9:43 a.m. (Unlimited rights)
Macbeth – March 4, 9:45–9:55 a.m. (Unlimited broadcast/off-air-record use, but no duplication)
Julius Caesar – March 4, 9:59–10:06 a.m. (Unlimited broadcast/off-air-record use, but no duplication)
Hamlet – March 4, 10:10–10:18 a.m. (Unlimited broadcast/off-air-record use, but no duplication)
Romeo and Juliet – March 4, 10:22–10:32 a.m. (Unlimited broadcast/off-air-record, no duplication)
Continuing Special Programming for Students
Prince William Network (PWN) - Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Presentations
Musical Theatre: Stephen Schwartz
March 4, 11:00 a.m.–12:00 noon Channel 2 (Unlimited rights to keep 1 copy, rebroadcast for 1 year)
Designed for grades 9-12, this program features Academy Award, Grammy and Tony Award-winner Stephen
Schwartz, talking about his Broadway musicals Wicked, Godspell and Pippin and showcasing some of his songs.
Explore the Arts: Jerry Herman
March 11, 9:30–10:30 a.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights to keep 1 copy, rebroadcast for 1 year)
This program features legendary Broadway lyricist Jerry Herman, creator of the musicals Hello Dolly, Mame and La
Cage Aux Folles, talking about his career as we enjoy some of his famous music.
Explore the Arts: A Tribute to Frank Loesser
March 11, 10:40–11:40 a.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights to keep 1 copy, rebroadcast for 1 year)
Over his career, Frank Loesser wrote more than 700 songs and five Broadway musicals as well as worked lyrics for
th
many films. In this celebration of what would be his 100 birthday, we look at music from his work in Guys and Dolls
to other popular compositions.
Explore the Arts: A Tribute to Cy Coleman
March 11, 11:50 a.m.–12:50 p.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights to keep 1 copy, rebroadcast for 1 year)
Come celebrate the life and sounds of this legendary composer who was the genius behind the musicals Sweet
Charity and The Will Rogers Follies.
Fairfax Network
We Can Fly – Airport 101 and Boomerang Basics!
March 22, 1:00–1:30 p.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
Designed for grades K-3, this Aerospace Academy lab allows students to learn about the important steps of going
on a commercial flight through a story-based lesson. Then students can create their own boomerangs to the
principles in action.
Meet the Author – Erica S. Perl
March 31, 1:00–1:30 p.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
Designed for grades K-3, this program gives students the opportunity to talk to the authors about their latest books,
the writing process and becoming a writer. Erica Perl is the author of Chicken Butt!, Dotty and Chicken Bedtime Is
Really Early. Hear her talk about her work in this special program.
19
Web Talk with Michelle Flamos
Hello All! – While we leave behind winter and look forward to spring, we are
looking to leave behind ITV channels 1 and 2, bringing in a new "home-grown"
channel called the “K–12 Instructional Media" channel. Now through the end of
the school year you will be able to access ITV Channel 1 and 2 as usual in
addition to having access to the NEW "K–12 Instructional Media" channel
through OnePlaceSC - just look on the TV guide. Then during the summer, ITV
channels 1 and 2 will change to carry ETV’s main channel (ETV open circuit or ETV/HD) and the
South Carolina Channel (SCC). But not to worry...the same great ITV/ETV programming that was on
ITV channels 1 and 2 this year (plus more we add) will be available on a single channel that ITV will
schedule almost 24 hours a day/5 days a week. Training and additional information about these
changes will be forthcoming in the next few months. (Also, see article on page 4 in this ITV Update.)
So...stay warm and stay tuned. And, as always...we hope you'll contact us when you need assistance!
mflamos@scetv.org
Youth Services: Dangers for Teen Drivers – Texting & More
March 1, 1:00–2:00 p.m. Channel 2 Also online in StreamlineSC and Educator+
Repeats March 8 and 14, 1:00–2:00 p.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights)
Youth Services: Dangers for Teen Drivers – Texting & Other Safety Tips is a good program for
educators to share with teens. Kimberly W. Smith welcomes Lance Corporal Robinson, Community
Relations Officer with SC Highway Patrol, to talk about the dangers of texting while driving and provide
safety tips for teens. Please alert your school counselors to this program! For information, contact
Kimberly W. Smith, SCDE Safe and Drug-Free Schools, kwsmith@ed.sc.gov.
NOTE: This program was planned to be produced earlier in the year, but we were not able to provide it
then so please access now.
School Counseling Updates & Strategies
March 23, 2:00–3:15 p.m. Channel 1 Also access in StreamlineSC and Educator+
Repeats March 30, 2:00–3:15 p.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
Be sure to join in for a NEW edition of this series for school counselors, which is coordinated by SCDE’s
Joan Dickinson. The South Carolina Public Charter School District is only one of two such school
districts in the country. Learn about the innovative and flexible learning opportunities for children within
this public school system. Hear from our featured guest, Dr. Wayne Brazzell, Superintendent of SC
Public Charter School District, the plans for expansion as well as addressing cultural diversity,
educational improvement, and academic excellence. For more information on content, contact Joan
Dickinson at jdickins@ed.sc.gov.
TLLC (Teaching & Learning Language Collaborative)
Blue Print for Quality Elementary World Language Programs - Maintaining Early Language
Programs (Module 4)
March 8, 3:00–4:00 p.m. Channel 2 ALL programs already posted online in StreamlineSC
Repeats March 18, 10:30-11:30 a.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights)
The sixth module in the Blue Print for Quality Elementary World Language Programs series that airs
this month is entitled Maintaining Early Language Programs (Module 4). This module presents guidelines
keeping a language program alive such as advocacy, communication with stakeholders and using data
to for program growth and improvement. For more information, contact Ruta Couet, SCDE World
Language Consultant, at rcouet@ed.sc.gov.
20
Library Media Specialists Town Meeting
March 24, 3:00–4:00 p.m. Channel 1 Also access in StreamlineSC and Educator+
Repeats March 31, 3:00-4:00 a.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
The LMS March Town Meeting will provide updates from School Library Media Services, ITV and more!
Be sure to join Martha Alewine, Consultant for School Library Media Services with SCDE, for another
important presentation designed to keep all media specialists around our state up to date and informed!
For more information contact Martha at malewine@ed.sc.gov.
ESOL Information Updates – NEW March Program
March 24, 3:00–4:00 p.m. Channel 2 Also access in StreamlineSC and Educator+
Repeats March 31, 3:00-4:00 p.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights)
This NEW March program will feature a discussion about services for ELLs who arrive in SC schools with
limited English in the higher grade levels, especially middle and high school. We will discuss how to
review and award credits based on foreign transcripts, how to modify schedules for students who need
this accommodation, and how to grade older students and not fail them due to their lack of English
proficiency. This program will be useful for principals, guidance counselors, and mainstream and ESOL
teachers, particularly those working with students in grades 6-12. For more information, SCDE contact
Catherine Neff at cneff@ed.sc.gov.
The State of Gifted and Talented in SC
March 18, 2:00–3:00 p.m. Channel 2 Also online in StreamlineSC and Educator+
Repeats March 25, 2:00–3:00 p.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights)
Hosted by Rick Blanchard, Education Associate for Gifted and Talented Initiatives in SCDE’s Office of
Standards and Support, this NEW program will review the important specifics of G & T funding,
discuss Three-year Plans and Differentiation. In addition, the program will provide the regular monthly
State Department updates, G & T in-the-news highlights, a book review of a useful reference, and FAQs
(frequently asked questions). For more information, contact Rick Blanchard at rblancha@ed.sc.gov.
NEW Carolina Careers Career Guidance Workshop
March 8, 2:00–3:15 p.m. Channel 1 Also access in StreamlineSC and Educator+
Repeats March 15, 2:00–3:15 p.m. Channel 1 (Unlimited rights)
This month's NEW Carolina Careers Career Guidance Workshop will feature Part 4 of Military Career
Pathways of Today's Soldiers, which is entitled Soldiers' Advice to Students, Parents and Educators
and features former Ft. Jackson Deputy Commander Col. Kevin Shwedo along with a panel of soldiers
representing careers in the U.S. Army related to the sixteen career clusters. We'll visit the Rigorous
Programs of Study pilot site at Orangeburg Calhoun Technical College and review how the college and
the high school have collaborated in creating seamless pathways in STEM for area high school students.
In another edition of "Book Talk,” we’ll hear from Pendleton Regional Career Specialist, Robbie Tweito,
presenting "Using Literature and Children's Books to Deliver Career Development." This program offers
great resources for educators at all levels, especially elementary. Our "Palmetto Leaders" segment will
feature Township Auditorium's Sally Roach who will discuss the SCANS skill of "Self-Management."
And, "CTE Sound Bites" will feature Patrice Green who will discuss "Delivering Programs of Study for
Special Populations." For more information, contact Dr. Ray Davis at rbdavis@ed.sc.gov.
21
Pathways to Graduation – NEW Series!!!
Graduation in South Carolina is First Program in March
March 29, 3:00–4:00 p.m. Channel 2 Also access in StreamlineSC and Educator+
Repeats April 4, 3:00–4:0 p.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights)
This NEW SCDE Professional Development series entitled Pathways to Graduation debuts this month
in the ITV schedule. The series is being provided through ITV by SCDE’s Office of Regional Services
and coordinated by Dr. John L Lane, EEDA Education Associate. According to Education Week’s
“Diplomas Count,” South Carolina’s on-time graduation rate increased from 53.2 percent for the Class of
1996 to 66.3 percent for the Class of 2006 (a notational ranking of 37th). Among the items that
contributed to South Carolina’s progress are: (a) improved use of technology and data to help identify
and plan for the needs of students at risk of school failure, (b) increased emphasis on instruction and
learning, (c) special initiatives such as Grad Nation, the annual South Carolina Graduation Summit and
the Education and Business Summit, (d) collaboration with the National Dropout Prevention Center at
Clemson University, and (e) enhanced partnerships with business leaders, community leaders, parents
and educators to fully implement the Education and Economic Development Act (EEDA).
This Pathways to Graduation (PTG) series will provide information on these and other resources that
are designed to help schools access and utilize interventions that have proven effective in reducing
dropouts and improving graduation rates. PTG will also provide information designed to help schools
continue their compliance with the at-risk student component of the EEDA. Information will be provided
on, but not limited to, such topics as: South Carolina's Definition of At-Risk Students, At-Risk Student
Indicators, Predictors and Barriers, South Carolina's Early Warning System - the Student Potential
Performance, Snapshot (SPPS), Evidence-based Models and Best Practices, Program Selection and
Program Parameters, Program Monitoring, Assessment and Adjustment, Program Funding and
Sustainability, and Updates from Current Literature.
The first edition of Pathways to Graduation will focus on the important topic of Graduation in South
Carolina. The program will provide information to educators, parents and business and community
leaders on the best evidence-based practices for keeping students in school paired with suggestions for
effectively preparing them for life after high school and highlight several components of Grad Nation,
which was commissioned by America’s Promise Alliance and developed by Dr. Robert Balfanz of John
Hopkins University. Grad Nation provides a road map to help communities address the dropout crisis. It
is designed to help communities develop tailored plans for keeping students on track to graduate from
high school and prepare them for college, work and life. In addition, this edition of the NEW series will
highlight successful programs that are being utilized in South Carolina. For more information on content,
contact Dr. John Lane at jllane@ed.sc.gov.
NEW 24/7 Technology – Best Practices and Resources
March 24, 1:00–2:00 p.m. Channel 2 Also access in StreamlineSC and Educator+
Repeats April 1, 1:00–2:00 p.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights)
24/7 is back!!! This series was put on hold for a few months, but up and running with NEW important
content for March! Recommended for district technology coordinators, school technology educators,
tech coaches, and teachers, this program will focus on OnePlaceSC and the NEW “K–12 Instructional
Media” channel. Find out how to access ITV and ETV programming through the OnePlace TV guide now
and start learning how this will work as we transition from satellite delivery for next school year. ETV is
providing training to districts, but this overview will help you understand the technology and what this new
channel of programming is for schools. (See page 4 in this ITV Update for more information on the “K–
12 Instructional Media” channel.) Contact ITV’s Warren Wise at wwise@scetv.org.
22
ARTiculation LIVE! – Focus on the Visual Arts
March 16, 3:00–4:00 p.m. Channel 2 Also online in StreamlineSC and Educator+
Repeats March 23, 3:00–4:00 p.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights)
This State Department of Education professional development series provides information on current
topics and initiatives for all grade levels in the visual and performing arts. This month’s NEW program will
focus on implementing the newly revised South Carolina Academic Standards for Visual Arts with guests
talking about the writing of the standards and activities to enable teachers to actualize them in the
classroom with their students. Contact Scot Hockman, shockman@ed.sc.gov.
School Health, Nutrition & Physical Activity – Making It Happen!
March 10, 1:30–2:30 p.m. * Channel 2 Also online in StreamlineSC and Educator+
Repeats March 17, 1:00–2:00 p.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights) *NOTE: This time change is correct.
Don’t miss great information provided by Dr. Denise Collier with Burton-Pack Elementary in Richland
County School District One about how they are incorporating nutrition and physical activity into their
school. This series is a cooperative effort between the State Department of Education, DHEC Region 3,
ITV, and ETV. Susan Collier, DHEC, hosts and Lynn Hammond, SC Healthy Schools, provides
assistance along with other SCDE content professionals. This program will provide important information
that all schools can use in an effort to keep our SC children healthy to learn. SCDE Contact: Lynn
Hammond, lhammond@ed.sc.gov.
Other SCDE Professional Development – New for 2010–11
These programs are produced by the content professionals at the South Carolina Department of
Education and offer unlimited rights. For the flyer containing information and the yearly schedule of
broadcast dates, please go to www.itv.scetv.org or look in your ITV New School Year Packet.
All SCDE Professional Development series have unlimited rights.
LiteracySC – The February program repeats March 1, 3:00-4:00 p.m., on channel 2. This program
focuses on the Power of Teaching. Please see page 22 in he February edition of the ITV Update for
detailed content information. (Posted online at the ITV Web site www.itv.scetv.org.)
Across the Curriculum and Out the Door, Naturally – The February program repeats March 1,
2:00-3:00 p.m. on channel 2. This February 2011 program is entitled National Environmental
Education Guidelines for Science and Social Studies. How can the National Environmental
Education Guidelines, and using natural and special systems as the “hook, line and thinker,” improve
instruction, academics, relationships, and the desire to learn? Tune in to learn how! For more
information, contact Ed Falco at efalco@ed.sc.gov.
Special Education Updates – March 21, 3:00–4:00 p.m., on channel 2. Repeats March 28, 3:00–
4:00 p.m., on channel 2. This program will provide an update from SCDE’s Office of Exceptional
Children. SCDE Contact: Michelle Bishop, mbishop@ed.sc.gov.
ITV Recertification Courses for Spring II 2011
* Earn Renewal Credits! Registration deadline: March 28
ITV will offer 31 one-hour recertification courses during an 8-week session that will begin on March 30
and conclude on May 25. The cost for each course will be $50 and registration deadline is March 28.
Course materials and DVDs will be mailed directly to you. New course titles include Connecting with
the Arts: A Teaching Practices Library and The Missing Link along with some timeless classics such
as Teaching Reading: K–2 Workshop and Learning Science Through Inquiry. For detailed information
and registration go to the ITV Web site at www.itv.scetv.org. Look for the link “ITV Teacher
Recertification Courses.”
23
SC State Museum – Resources for Educators
March 16, 2:00-3:00 p.m. Channel 2 Access all in StreamlineSC and Educator+
Repeats March 23, 2:00–3:00 p.m. Channel 2 (Unlimited rights)
This special series is a partnership production of the SC State Museum, the SC Department of Education
and ETV, which is designed to give South Carolina educators the opportunity to learn about what is
available at the museum to support their classroom lessons. State Museum Director of Education Tom
Falvey is joined by Chief Curator of Art Paul Matheny and SC ETV Producer Lynn Cornfoot to show off
the new SC State Museum exhibit and ETV documentary, Uncommon Folk: Folk Art from the South
Carolina State Museum Collection. The exhibit features pottery, stoneware, baskets, and quilts made by
self-taught artists. Learn about the SC ETV documentary that features interviews with fascinating artists
from around the state. For more information, contact Tom Falvey at tom.falvey@scmuseum.org.
Newsy Notes
Congratulations to Dr. Ray B. Davis, SCDE Office of Career and Technology Education and
host of ITV’s Carolina Careers Career Guidance Workshop series, for recently being named
the Nation’s 2010 Outstanding Guidance Professional by the Association for Career and
Technical Education. Dr. Davis has worked extensively with ITV and ETV for over twelve years
to produce exceptional programming for K-12 students and educators in career guidance. All of
us in ITV and ETV thank you for your dedication and work with us as we proudly salute “high-
towering” you!
Thank you to all of our media specialists and DES personnel who participated in the ITV
Checklist for Fall 2010. Your responses are appreciated and will help us in determining what
resources to add and delete. Your input is valued as we work to provide instructional resources
through the ITV schedule and StreamlineSC that meet your needs. Again, thank you.
Forward
Focus
Nature Comes Back – 25 Years After Chernobyl…a NEW series produced by ITV airs in April
around the anniversary of the Chernobyl event, which is April 26. Broadcast dates announced in the
April edition of the ITV Update. (See page 4 in this edition for content information!)
Project Discovery April 8 LIVE from 1:00–2:00 p.m. will focus on getting ready for Earth Day!
Designed with great science and environmental ed content for all grade levels – Please spread the
word about this NEW, interactive program. We’ll take e-mails from students!
ITV will repeat a great lineup of programs for Earth Day 2011, including Congaree National Park.
In Our Schools featuring the top five candidates for the 2011–12 SC Teacher of the Year will air
April 17 at 1:00pm on ETV and repeat on ITV the next week. Watch for the schedule in the April ITV
Update.
Special programs in April: PollinatorLIVE from PWN, History Notes: The Music of
Washington’s World April 14 from Fairfax Network and The Tiger Story from ShamuTV April 15.
24
K–12 Program Changes/Additions for March
Series: Lesson Title Cat. No. Date Start End Ch.
Career Encounters: Women in Engineering 0022-0005 March 3 10:20 AM10:49 AM 1
Carolina Stories: This Is Brookgreen Gardens 3105-0018 March 7 11:08 AM12:05 PM 1
Carolina Stories: Modjeska Monteith Simkins - Makin' A Way 3105-0020 March 7 10:05 AM11:03 AM 1
Carolina Stories: Forgotten Founder 3105-0037 March 18 2:00 PM 2:57 PM 1
Chasing The Swamp Fox: Chasing The Swamp Fox 3250-0001 March 18 8:26 AM 9:24 AM 1
CWEFT: Women of The Revolution 10AM 2498-0348 March 10 10:00 AM10:57 AM 1
CWEFT: Women of The Revolution 1PM 2498-0349 March 10 1:00 PM 1:57 PM 1
Cooks for Kids: Cooking Green Across America #1 - Seasonal Foods of Summer 2946-0019 March 1 11:50 AM12:17 PM 1
Cooks for Kids: Cooking Green Across America #2 - Seasonal Foods of Fall 2946-0020 March 1 12:22 PM12:49 PM 1
Cooks for Kids: Cooking Green Across America: Seasonal Foods of Winter 2946-0021 March 1 12:54 PM 1:21 PM 1
Cooks for Kids: Cooking Green Across America: Seasonal Foods of Spring 2946-0022 March 1 1:26 PM 1:53 PM 1
ETV Presents: The World Of Julia Peterkin: Cheating The Stillness 3149-0013 March 7 9:00 AM 9:59 AM 1
ETV Presents: The World Of Julia Peterkin: Cheating The Stillness 3149-0013 March 14 9:00 AM 9:59 AM 1
The ETV Stock Market Program: Want and Needs - Week 8 2010-0104 March 11 8:30 AM 8:45 AM 2
The ETV Stock Market Program: Want and Needs - Week 8 2010-0104 March 11 9:00 AM 9:15 AM 2
The ETV Stock Market Program: Want and Needs - Week 8 2010-0104 March 14 9:00 AM 9:15 AM 2
The ETV Stock Market Program: Economic Concepts Review - Week 10 2010-0105 March 25 8:30 AM 8:45 AM 2
The ETV Stock Market Program: Economic Concepts Review - Week 10 2010-0105 March 25 9:00 AM 9:15 AM 2
The ETV Stock Market Program: Economic Concepts Review - Week 10 2010-0105 March 28 9:00 AM 9:15 AM 2
Fairfax Network: Meet The Author: Erica Perl 3639-0119 March 31 1:00 PM 1:30 PM 1
Fairfax Network: We Can Fly-Airport 101 and Boomerang Basics! 3639-0122 March 22 1:00 PM 1:30 PM 1
Healthy Hannah's Healthy Choice Heroes: Lessons 1-10 3650-9000 March 24 9:00 AM10:15 AM 1
Healthy Hannah's Healthy Choice Heroes: Lessons 1-10 3650-9000 March 28 9:00 AM10:15 AM 1
The Palmetto Special: John C. Calhoun 0043-0001 March 18 8:00 AM 8:21 AM 1
PWN: Musical Theater: Stephen Schwartz 3640-0095 March 4 11:00 AM12:00 PM 2
PWN: Explore The Arts: Jerry Herman 3640-0100 March 11 9:30 AM10:30 AM 2
PWN: Explore The Arts: A Tribute To Frank Loesser 3640-0101 March 11 10:40 AM11:37 AM 2
PWN: Explore The Arts: A Tribute To Cy Coleman 3640-0102 March 11 11:50 AM12:50 PM 2
Project Discovery: Charleston Forts (2004) 1390-0905 March 17 2:27 AM 3:24 AM 1
Project Discovery Revisited: Kings Mountain 2143-0004 March 17 8:00 AM 8:19 AM 1
Project Discovery Revisited: Middleton Place 2143-0005 March 17 8:24 AM 8:43 AM 1
Project Discovery Revisited: Shores, Sea Creatures 2143-0007 March 17 8:48 AM 9:07 AM 1
Project Discovery Revisited: The Hunley 2143-0014 March 17 9:12 AM 9:31 AM 1
Project Discovery Revisited: Charlesfort 2143-0017 March 17 9:36 AM 9:55 AM 1
Project Discovery Revisited: Walnut Grove 2143-0022 March 17 10:00 AM10:19 AM 1
Project Discovery Revisited: State House, Part 1 2143-0027 March 17 10:24 AM10:43 AM 1
Project Discovery Revisited: State House, Part 2 2143-0028 March 17 10:48 AM11:07 AM 1
Riverbanks Roundup-ITV: FLIPPERS AND SCALES 2923-0410 March 29 10:00 AM10:27 AM 1
Science (Fairfax Network): She's Got It! - Women Inventors and Their Inspirations 2834-0002 March 7 12:10 PM12:39 PM 1
World's Largest Concert March 10, 2011 4066-0009 March 10 1:00 PM 1:30 PM 2
NOTE: Channel ETV is your local ETV open-circuit channel number. Programs will be
available on satellite channel 3 until 3:30 pm, but may be pre-empted without notice.
PBS Programs for March
Series: Lesson Title Lesson No. Date Start Ch.
ARTHUR: MACFRENSKY/THE GOOD THE BAD AND THE BINKY 1304 03/01/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: NO ACTING PLEASE/PRUNELLA DEEGAN AND THE DISAPPOIN 1305 03/02/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: WHEN CARL MET GEORGE/D.W. SWIMS WITH THE FISHES 1306 03/03/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST AS A YOUNG TIBBLE/THE SECRE 1307 03/04/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: FERNLETS BY FERN/PRUNELLA AND THE HAUNTED LOCKER 1308 03/07/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: PARADISE LOST/THE PRIDE OF LAKEWOOD 1309 03/08/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: LOOKING FOR BONNIE/THE SECRET ORIGIN OF SUPERNOVA 1310 03/09/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: ARTHUR MAKES WAVES/IT CAME FROM BEYOND 906 03/10/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: SWEPT AWAY/GERMOPHOBIA 1101 03/11/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: ARTHUR SELLS OUT/MIND YOUR MANNERS 1102 03/14/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: BUENAS NOCHES, VICITA/PRUNELLA PACKS IT IN 1103 03/15/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: PHONY FERN/BRAIN'S SHOCKING SECRET 1104 03/16/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: BABY KATE AND THE IMAGINARY MYSTERY/STRANGERS ON A 1105 03/17/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: THE MAKING OF ARTHUR/DANCING FOOLS 1106 03/18/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: FRANCINE'S PILFERED PAPER/BUSTER GETS REAL 1108 03/21/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: BIG BROTHER BINKY, PARTS I & II 1110 03/22/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: FALAFELOSOPHY/THE GREAT LINT RUSH 1404 03/23/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, PARTS I & II 1001 03/24/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: ARTHUR AND THE REAL MR. RATBURN/ARTHUR'S SPELLING 102 03/25/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: D.W. ALL WET/BUSTER'S DINO DILEMMA 103 03/28/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: D.W.'S IMAGINARY FRIEND/ARTHUR'S LOST LIBRARY BOOK 104 03/29/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: ARTHUR'S PET BUSINESS/D.W. THE COPYCAT 105 03/30/2011 07:00 AM ETV
ARTHUR: LOCKED IN THE LIBRARY!/ARTHUR ACCUSED! 106 03/31/2011 07:00 AM ETV
25
PBS Programs for March
Series: Lesson Title Lesson No. Date Start Ch.
ARTHUR repeats 4:00 p.m.
CYBERCHASE: THE DEEDLE BEAST 706 03/01/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: A TIKIVILLE TURKEY DAY 410 03/02/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: RETURN TO SENSIBLE FLATS 117 03/03/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: HARRIET HIPPO AND THE MEAN GREEN 203 03/04/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: CLOCK LIKE AN EGYPTIAN 109 03/07/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: THE CASE OF THE MISSING MEMORY 407 03/08/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: THE X-FACTOR 703 03/09/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: THE ICKY FACTOR 402 03/10/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: DIGIT'S B-DAY SURPRISE 601 03/11/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: HUGS AND WITCHES 201 03/14/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: TOTALLY RAD 202 03/15/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: RAISING THE BAR 210 03/16/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: THE WEDDING SCAMMER 211 03/17/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: A TIME TO COOK 213 03/18/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: MODEL BEHAVIOR 122 03/21/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: THE HACKER'S CHALLENGE 801 03/22/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: DOUBLE TROUBLE 209 03/23/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: A DAY AT THE SPA 111 03/24/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: ON THE LINE 509 03/25/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: THE SECRETS OF SYMMETRIA 110 03/28/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: CRYSTAL CLEAR 507 03/29/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: A TIME TO COOK 213 03/30/2011 03:30 PM ETV
CYBERCHASE: COOL IT 114 03/31/2011 03:30 PM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: SID'S HEALTH DAY 120 03/27/2011 06:30 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: SID'S SPECIAL DAD DAY 132 03/01/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: SID'S HOLIDAY ADVENTURE 133 03/02/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: THE WIND DID IT 134 03/03/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: SID THE WEATHERMAN 135 03/04/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: SPECIAL MOM DAY MEAL 136 03/07/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: I HAVE MUSCLES WHERE? 137 03/08/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: SID'S AMAZING LUNGS 138 03/09/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: HOW DID MY DOG DO THAT? 139 03/10/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: NOW THAT'S USING YOUR BRAIN 140 03/11/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: LET THERE BE LIGHT 210 03/14/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: DISCOVERING DARKNESS 211 03/15/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: SHADOW SMILE! 212 03/16/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: A RAINBOW EVERY DAY! 213 03/17/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: DISCOVERING DARKNESS 211 03/18/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: THE STICKER CHART 101 03/21/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: THE ROLIE POLIE 102 03/22/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: ENOUGH WITH THE SEASHELLS 103 03/23/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: THE WHALE EPISODE 104 03/24/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: SUPER SCIENCE TOOLS 105 03/25/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: MY MUSHY BANANA 106 03/28/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: MY ICE POPS 108 03/29/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: THE PERFECT PANCAKE 109 03/30/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID: I WANT CAKE 117 03/31/2011 11:00 AM ETV
SID THE SCIENCE KID repeats 1:30 PM
WORDGIRL: CAPTAIN TANGENT/CHUCK AND BRENT RIDE AGAIN 307 03/01/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: BEND IT LIKE BECKY/QUESTIONABLE BEHAVIOR 308 03/02/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: CHERISH IS THE WORD/GRANNY'S INTUITION 310 03/03/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: BAMPY BATTLES BOTS/TRUTH, REVISION, AND THE LEXICO 311 03/04/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: A VOTE FOR BECKY/CLASS ACT 201 03/07/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: THE TWO-BRAINS BOOGIE/FIELD DAY FUN WITH ROBO-TOBE 202 03/08/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: SLUMBER PARTY POOPER /LINE LESSONS WITH LADY REDUN 203 03/09/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: MR. BIG'S DOLLS AND DOLLARS/GREAT GRANNY MAY 204 03/10/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: THEME PARK WHAM-PAGE/CHUCK MAKES A BUCK 205 03/11/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: HIGHWAY TO HAVARTI/TINY BIG 206 03/14/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: I THINK I'M A CLONE NOW/ANSWER ALL MY QUESTIONS AN 207 03/15/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: BONKERS FOR BINGO/THE BALLAD OF STEVE MCCLEAN 208 03/16/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: PRETTY PRINCESS PREMIERE/WHERE'S HUGGY? 210 03/17/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: ROBO-CAMPING/THE STEW, THE PROUD... 211 03/18/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: WHO WANTS CANDY?/CHUCK'S BROTHER 212 03/21/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: BECKY AND THE BARD/MONKEY ROBOT SHOWDOWN 213 03/22/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: THE WRONG SIDE OF THE LAW: PART 1/THE WRONG SIDE O 214 03/23/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: TWO BRAINS QUARTET/BIG'S BIG BOUNCE 215 03/24/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: THE YOUNG AND THE MEATLESS/MR. BIG'S MINI-GOLF 216 03/25/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: NOCAN THE CONTRARIAN/MEAT MY DAD 217 03/28/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: WHO IS MS. QUESTION?/LUNCH LADY CHUCK 218 03/29/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: WORDGIRL MAKES A MISTAKE: PART 1/WORDGIRL MAKES A 220 03/30/2011 04:30 PM ETV
WORDGIRL: EARTH DAY GIRL/A HERO, A THIEF, A STORE AND ITS OW 221 03/31/2011 04:30 PM ETV
26
Block Feed Summary for March
K–12
aboUt: 4 HEALTH-E Teens will be block fed March 2 from 08:00 AM to 10:03 AM on channel 1.
Auntie Karen's Place will be block fed March 1 and 8 from 10:45 AM to 11:12 AM on channel 2.
Circle of Inheritance will be block fed March 17 from 01:25 PM to 02:22 PM on channel 1.
Conversations With Scientists And Astronauts (Lessons 8 - 9) will be block fed March 3 from 12:44 PM to 01:23
PM on channel 1.
Cooks For Kids (Lessons 19 - 22) will be block fed March 1 from 11:50 AM to 01:53 PM on channel 1.
Creating A Career With The Arts In Mind (Lessons 7 - 11) will be block fed March 16 from 08:00 AM to 10:35 AM
on channel 1.
Creating A Career With The Arts In Mind (Lessons 7 - 11) will be block fed March 21 from 01:20 PM to 03:55 PM
on channel 1.
Deskercise (Lessons 28 - 31) will be block fed March 9 from 08:00 AM to 11:43 AM on channel 1.
Detective Bonz And The SC History Mystery will be block fed March 18 from 10:05 AM to 12:40 PM on channel
1.
Eat Smart Move More Sc Shorts will be block fed March 1 from 09:05 AM to 09:11 AM on channel 2.
Eat Well, Be Well will be block fed March 2 from 09:05 AM to 11:40 AM on channel 2.
Healthy Hannah's Healthy Choice Heroes will be block fed March 24 from 09:00 AM to 10:15 AM on channel 1.
Healthy Hannah's Healthy Choice Heroes will be block fed March 28 from 09:00 AM to 10:15 AM on channel 1.
Idella Bodie's SC Women (Lessons 9 - 10) will be block fed March 1 from 08:00 AM to 09:51 AM on channel 1.
Idella Bodie's SC Women (Lessons 9 - 10) will be block fed March 3 from 08:00 AM to 09:51 AM on channel 1.
Idella Bodie's SC Women (Lessons 1 - 8) will be block fed March 14 from 10:05 AM to 03:04 PM on channel 1.
Idella Bodie's SC Women (Lessons 9 - 10) will be block fed March 15 from 08:00 AM to 09:50 AM on channel 1.
Lucy's Tasty Treasures will be block fed March 2 from 11:45 AM to 02:27 PM on channel 2.
Lucy's Tasty Treasures: Tasty Bites will be block fed March 2 from 02:32 PM to 03:21 PM on channel 2.
Magical Theater of Music will be block fed March 9 from 10:08 AM to 11:52 AM on channel 2.
Mia's Music will be block fed March 10 from 09:00 AM to 10:53 AM on channel 2.
Music (Fairfax Network) will be block fed March 9 from 09:00 AM to 10:02 AM on channel 2.
Music to My Ears will be block fed March 10 from 10:55 AM to 12:59 PM on channel 2.
Palmetto Leaders: Scans Skills will be block fed March 4 from 08:00 AM to 09:22 AM on channel 1.
Science Splash - A Girl's Odyssey will be block fed March 4 from 11:30 AM to 11:57 AM on channel 1.
Shakespeare and His Plays will be block fed March 4 from 09:45 AM to 10:32 AM on channel 2.
Slim Goodbody's Almanac (Lessons 401 - 403) will be block fed March 8 from 08:00 AM to 10:26 AM on channel
1.
South Carolina Statehouse Specials will be block fed March 17 from 11:15 AM to 01:19 PM on channel 1.
Taking Charge In Meadowland will be block fed March 1 from 09:16 AM to 09:45 AM on channel 2.
The Palmetto Special (Lessons 45 - 46) will be block fed March 3 from 11:56 AM to 12:39 PM on channel 1.
Tick Tock Minutes will be block fed March 1 from 09:50 AM to 10:40 AM on channel 2.
Xpress: Character In Sports (Lessons 1 - 2) will be block fed March 3 from 10:54 AM to 11:51 AM on channel 1.
Staff Development
EdAware will be block fed March 2 from 11:00 AM to 01:57 PM on channel 1.
School Health Success Stories will be block fed March 7 from 09:26 AM to 02:07 PM on channel 2.
Working Together for Health and Learning: A Coordinated Approach to School Health will be block fed March
7 from 09:05 AM to 09:21 AM on channel 2.
27
Staff Development Schedule for March
Date Start End Ch. Series: Lesson Title Lesson Number Cat. No.
March 1 10:30 AM 11:27 AM 1 In Our Schools: Charter Schools: Successes and Challenges 76 2468-0076
March 1 11:30 AM 11:44 AM 1 School Food Services and Nutrition: It's All Starts With Breakfast 117 0400-0117
March 1 1:00 PM 2:00 PM 2 Youth Services: Program 3 3 3190-0003
March 1 2:00 PM 3:00 PM 2 Across The Curriculum & Out The Door, Naturally: February 22, 2011 7 2851-0007
March 1 3:00 PM 4:00 PM 2 LiteracySC: February 22, 2011 3 3163-0003
March 2 10:30 AM 10:57 AM 1 In Our Schools: Giving Back To Sc - Kelly Nalley, SC TOTY 2011 1071 2468-1071
March 2 11:00 AM 11:27 AM 1 EdAware-ITV: Eat Smart Move More 1 2735-0001
March 2 11:30 AM 11:57 AM 1 EdAware-ITV: Move More Every Day 2 2735-0002
March 2 12:00 PM 12:27 PM 1 EdAware-ITV: Eat More Fruits And Vegetables 3 2735-0003
March 2 12:30 PM 12:57 PM 1 EdAware-ITV: Eat More Family Meals At Home And Tame The Tub 4 2735-0004
March 2 1:00 PM 1:27 PM 1 EdAware-ITV: Right Size Your Portions & Re-Think Your Drink 5 2735-0005
March 2 1:30 PM 1:57 PM 1 EdAware-ITV: Getting An Early Start On Eating Smart and Being Healthy 6 2735-0006
March 2 2:00 PM 3:15 PM 1 School Counseling Updates and Strategies: February 23, 2011 37 3032-0037
March 2 3:35 PM 3:51 PM 1 School Food Services and Nutrition: Fresh Fruits and Vegetables In SC 120 0400-0120
March 3 2:00 PM 2:54 PM 1 In Our Schools: Setting Up And Managing A Multi-Age Classroom 1051 2468-1051
March 3 3:00 PM 4:00 PM 1 Library Media Specialists Town Meetings: February 24, 2011 63 3670-0063
March 4 10:30 AM 11:27 AM 1 In Our Schools: Charter Schools: Successes And Challenges 76 2468-0076
March 4 1:00 PM 2:00 PM 2 24/7 Technology: SC Instructional Technology Best: February 23, 2011 42 1103-0042
March 7 9:05 AM 9:21 AM 2 Working Together for Health and Learning: A Coordinated Approach…Health 1 2164-0001
March 7 9:26 AM 9:41 AM 2 School Health Success Stories: Nevitt Forest Elementary, Anderson…Five 1 2753-0001
March 7 9:46 AM 9:59 AM 2 School Health Success Stories: Kelly Miller Elementary School…Fairfield… 2 2753-0002
March 7 10:04 AM 10:19 AM 2 School Health Success Stories: Manning Primary School, Clarendon…Two 3 2753-0003
March 7 10:24 AM 10:37 AM 2 School Health Success Stories: Richland School District 2 4 2753-0004
March 7 10:44 AM 11:00 AM 2 School Health Success Stories: R.B. Stall High School, Charleston County… 5 2753-0005
March 7 11:05 AM 11:23 AM 2 School Health Success Stories: Drayton Hall Elementary School, Charleston… 6 2753-0006
March 7 11:28 AM 11:36 AM 2 School Health Success Stories: Wren Elementary School, Anderson…One 7 2753-0007
March 7 11:41 AM 11:52 AM 2 School Health Success Stories: Bamberg School District Two 8 2753-0008
March 7 11:57 AM 12:17 PM 2 School Health Success Stories: Jennie Moore Elementary School, Charleston… 9 2753-0009
March 7 12:22 PM 12:30 PM 2 School Health Success Stories: Charleston Progressive Academy, Charleston…10 2753-0010
March 7 12:35 PM 12:49 PM 2 School Health Success Stories: Mitchell Elementary School, Charleston… 11 2753-0011
March 7 12:54 PM 1:03 PM 2 School Health Success Stories: Burke Middle/High School, Charleston… 12 2753-0012
March 7 1:08 PM 1:23 PM 2 School Health Success Stories: R.B. Stall High School (Special Ed), Charleston 13 2753-0013
March 7 1:28 PM 1:37 PM 2 School Health Success Stories: Simpsonville Elementary School, Greenville… 14 2753-0014
March 7 1:42 PM 1:53 PM 2 School Health Success Stories: Easterling Primary School, Marion County… 15 2753-0015
March 7 1:58 PM 2:07 PM 2 School Health Success Stories: Richland School District One 16 2753-0016
March 8 1:00 PM 2:00 PM 2 Youth Services: Program 3 3 3190-0003
March 8 2:00 PM 3:15 PM 1 Carolina Careers: Career Guidance Teleconference 86 2721-0086
March 8 3:00 PM 3:38 PM 2 Teaching And Learning Language Collaborative: Blueprint…Early Language 106 3011-0106
March 9 2:00 PM 3:12 PM 1 School Counseling Updates and Strategies: Hispanic Connections 33 3032-0033
March 10 1:30 PM 2:30 PM 2 School Health, Nutrition & Physical Fitness - Making It Happen 137 2935-0137
March 11 10:30 AM 10:57 AM 1 In Our Schools: Giving Back To Sc - Kelly Nalley, SC TOTY 2011 1071 2468-1071
March 14 1:00 PM 2:00 PM 2 Youth Services: Program 3 3 3190-0003
March 15 10:30 AM 11:27 AM 1 In Our Schools: Charter Schools: Successes And Challenges 76 2468-0076
March 15 2:00 PM 3:15 PM 1 Carolina Careers: Career Guidance Teleconference 86 2721-0086
March 16 2:00 PM 3:12 PM 1 School Counseling Updates and Strategies: Hispanic Connections 33 3032-0033
March 16 2:00 PM 3:00 PM 2 SC State Museum - Resources for Educators 23 2331-0023
March 16 3:00 PM 4:00 PM 2 ARTiculation Series LIVE! 52 4025-0052
March 17 1:00 PM 2:00 PM 2 School Health, Nutrition & Physical Fitness - Making It Happen 137 2935-0137
March 18 10:30 AM 11:08 AM 2 Teaching And Learning Language Collaborative: Blueprint …Early Language 106 3011-0106
March 18 2:00 PM 3:00 PM 2 The State of Gifted and Talented In SC 15 2849-0015
March 21 3:00 PM 4:00 PM 2 Special Education Updates 36 2319-0036
March 23 12:30 PM 1:30 PM 1 Carolina First Palmetto's Finest: Carolina First Palmetto's Finest 2011 88 2144-0088
March 23 1:00 PM 2:00 PM 2 24/7 Technology: SC Instructional Technology Best 43 1103-0043
March 23 2:00 PM 3:15 PM 1 School Counseling Updates and Strategies 38 3032-0038
March 23 2:00 PM 3:00 PM 2 SC State Museum - Resources for Educators 23 2331-0023
March 23 3:00 PM 4:00 PM 2 ARTiculation Series LIVE! 52 4025-0052
March 24 3:00 PM 4:00 PM 1 Library Media Specialists Town Meetings 64 3670-0064
March 24 3:00 PM 4:00 PM 2 ESOL Information Updates 55 3513-0055
March 25 2:00 PM 3:00 PM 2 The State of Gifted and Talented In SC 15 2849-0015
March 28 12:30 PM 1:30 PM 1 Carolina First Palmetto's Finest: Carolina First Palmetto's Finest 2011 88 2144-0088
March 28 3:00 PM 4:00 PM 2 Special Education Updates: 36 2319-0036
March 29 10:30 AM 10:57 AM 1 In Our Schools: Health & Learning 1062 2468-1062
March 29 3:00 PM 4:00 PM 2 Personal Pathways To Graduation: Key - Elements For Writing A… 1 2955-0001
March 30 2:00 PM 3:15 PM 1 School Counseling Updates and Strategies 38 3032-0038
March 31 3:00 PM 4:00 PM 1 Library Media Specialists Town Meetings 64 3670-0064
March 31 3:00 PM 4:00 PM 2 ESOL Information Updates: March 55 3513-0055
GED Programs for March
Series: Lesson Title Lesson No. Date Start Ch.
GED Connection: Themes in U.S. History 117 03/05/2011 05:00 AM ETV
GED Connection: Civics and Government 120 03/26/2011 05:00 AM ETV
28
Spring 2011 ITV Recertification Courses
One-Hour or 20 Renewal Credits
Register Online: www.itv.scetv.org
Cost: $50.00 per course
Course Dates: March 30 – May 25 (8 weeks)
ITV Annenberg One-Hour Courses
Course materials and DVDs will be mailed directly to you!
ARTS
The Arts in Every Classroom – for teachers of grades K–5
The Arts in Every Classroom: A Video Library – for teachers of grades K–5
Connecting with the Arts: A Workshop for Middle Grades – for teachers of grades 6–8
Connecting with the Arts: A Teaching Practices Library, 6-8 NEW
LANGUAGE ARTS
Teaching Reading: K – 2 Workshop
Teaching Reading: K – 2 Workshop: A Library of Classroom Practices – for teachers of grades K–2
Teaching Reading: 3 – 5 Workshop
Conversations in Literature – for teachers of grades 6–12
Engaging with Literature: A Workshop for Teachers – for teachers of grades 3–5
In Search of the Novel – for teachers of grades 6–12
Inside Writing Communities – grades 3-5
Making Meaning in Literature: A Workshop for Teachers – for teachers of grades 6–8
Teaching Multicultural Literature: A Workshop for the Middle Grades – grades 6–8
Write in the Middle: A Workshop for Middle School Teachers
SCIENCE
Essential Science for Teachers: Earth and Space Science – for teachers of grades K–6
Essential Science for Teachers: Life Science – for teachers of grades K–6
Essential Science for Teachers: Physical Science – for teachers of grades K–6
Learning Science Through Inquiry – for teachers of grades K-8
Science in Focus: Energy– for teachers of grades K–6
Science in Focus: Force and Motion – for teachers of grades K-8
Science in Focus: Shedding Light on Science – for teachers of grades K–5
The Science of Teaching Science – for teachers of grades K-8
SOCIAL STUDIES
Social Studies in Action: A Methodology Workshop – for teachers of grades K–5
Teaching Geography: Annenberg/CPB – for teachers of grades 7–12
The Economics Classroom – for teachers of grades 9–12
Primary Sources: Workshops in American History – for teachers of grades 9–12
Making Civics Real: A Workshop for Teachers – for teachers of grades 9–12
MATH
Mathematics: What‘s the Big Idea? – for teachers of grades K–8
The Missing Link – for teachers of grades 5–8
ITV One-Hour Online Courses
SC Chronicles I: Geography, Native Americans & Colonial Period NEW
The NEFE Financial Literacy Workshop
For detailed information contact Bonnie McMurray at mcmurray@scetv.org
29
ITV Artwork Contest
Submit by April 4, 2011
Art from Students in
All Grade Levels Accepted
The artwork of two or three winners will be used on the
covers of the ITV Link publication, which is distributed to all
South Carolina teachers. Other artwork will be selected for
the online ITV Resources book.
Artwork received by the deadline will be grouped by grade
levels – elementary, middle and high school – and judged
accordingly by ETV artists & SCDE visual arts consultant.
All winners and honorable mentions will be announced in
the May ITV Update and posted on the ITV Web site! In
addition, the two or three top winners receive a monetary
prize of $50 and all winners receive award certificates.
Suggested themes (may create own theme if want):
“StreamlineSC – The Pathway to Learning and Success”
“ Watch, Listen and Learn with ITV & StreamlineSC”
Key information:
1) ONLY portrait format (8 1/2 side to side, 11 inches up and
down) will be considered.
2) No matter what medium is used, colors need to be bright in
order to be reproduced. Please DO NOT use glitter.
3) MAKE SURE that any words used on the artwork are
legible & spelled correctly.
4) Artwork MUST have completed submission form attached
to the back. (Provided in February ITV Update and online at
www.itv.scetv.org.)
5) All submissions must be postmarked by April 4, 2011
deadline. (Address on submission form - see note above.)
Please let your art teachers know about this contest!!!
For more information, contact Rhonda Raven at
rraven@scetv.org or call 1-877-885-5272.
30
ITV ARTWORK CONTEST
SUBMISSION FORM
This form must be completed and attached to the back of each piece of artwork.
For technical guidelines, see information on page 30 in this ITV Update or read the flyer posted
on our Web site at www.itv.scetv.org or contact your media specialist!
PLEASE PRINT
Student's Name: _________________________________________ Age: ______ Grade: ______
School: ________________________________________________________________________________
Classroom/Art Teacher's Name: _________________________________________________________
Media Specialist's Name: _______________________________________________________________
Principal's Name: _______________________________________________________________________
School Address: ________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
School Telephone Number (please include area code): __________________________________
Theme Selected: __________________________________________________________________
Student's Home Address: _______________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
Student's Home Telephone Number: ______________________________________________
Mail by April 4, 2011 to:
Rhonda Raven
ITV Art Contest
Instructional Television
P. O. Box 11000
Columbia, SC 29211
31