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The Bulletin of Georgia Public Broadcasting's Satellite 
 
Delivered Instructional Programming 
 
1999 PeachStar Program Screenings 
 
It's show time! The 2nd Annual PeachStar Program Screening is about to begin. You should have received your informational packets by now; if not, call us, and we'll send one right away, because we want all Georgia educators to participate in this year's screening. 
Most states have small selection committees that choose new instructional television programs they want their state to purchase. But in Georgia, we have invited every classroom teacher, media specialist, principal and central office administrator in the state to join in the process. 
Beginning January 25 and running until February 17, we will broadcast 70 preview programs for you to view. (Each program will be aired four times for your convenience.) Then you'll have the opportunity to vote electronically for your favorites using the Internet. 
Inside your packets you will find the 
 
schedule, program descriptions, your password, instructions on how to vote electronically plus a sample staff development plan to use as is or modify to fit your system's requirements. 
This year we are adding another component to our viewing and voting. We want to know if you would like us to continue leasing rights to our current programs, and we want to know if there are topics of interest to you that are not addressed by our current programming. These questions are included on the evaluation form. 
Based on the results of last year's screening, PeachStar purchased 236 hours of quality instructional video that is being used in Georgia classrooms this school year. You decided what to buy, we bought it, and now you are using it for free! Make sure your school is represented in this year's program screening, and get out there and VOTE! 
 
January Theme Packet -- 
PeachStar Visits the Capitol 
This month PeachStar takes Georgia students on video field trips under the Gold Dome. Celebrate our beautiful, historic Capitol building by tuning in to these programs:  Georgia Capitol Museum (January 11, 2:30PM)  Georgia Capitol Restoration (January 11, 2 PM)  The People's House (January 14, 2 PM) 
Students can learn more about the workings of state government by watching special airings of two episodes from PeachStar's popular Georgia history series, Georgia Stories. Episodes #112 & 113 ("State and Local Government, Parts 1 & 2") will air consecutively beginning at 2 PM on January 13. 
PeachStar also will present a special presentation of GPTV's Lawmakers covering the opening of the General Assembly at 2 PM on January 12. Finally, students in classrooms across Georgia can watch the inauguration of our new Governor, Roy Barnes. (The date and time will be announced in early January on the PeachStar Bulletin Board.) 
All of the above programs will be aired on PeachStar's Channel410. 
 
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Pipeline Table of Contents 
Media Center ...................................Front Cover Copyright Info ......................................Page 2 Table of Contents ........................................2 Channel 410 Listings 
Early Childhood and Elementary School ....................3 Middle and High School .................................6 Staff Development .....................................7 Postsecondary, Adult and Special Interest ....................8 Daily Listings, January 4 - February 12 .....................10 Channel430 BLOCKFEED Listings ..........................16 Ready To Learn on GPTV Listings ..........................18 PeachStar on GPTV Listings ..............................19 PeachStar Resources Order Form ...........................20 Tech Talk .............................................23 PeachStar Contact Information ......................Back Cover * For an exhaustive listing of program providers, along with contact information, refer to the PeachStar Program Guide. (There should be a current copy in your school Media Center.) The Guide also contains more comprehensive information about copyright guidelines. 
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A key to abbreviations used in the following program listings appears on page 2 
 
A visit to Northwestern Alaska featuring a look at the natural environment and the culture of the Inupiaq Eskimo. 
Airs consecutively on date indicated, 2:30 PM 01/15 101: A Mosaic of Micro 
Environments 102: In the Footsteps of Our 
Ancestors 
 
01/25 01/26 01/27 01/28 01/29 02/01 02/02 02/03 02/04 02/05 02/08 02/09 02/10 02/11 02/12 
 
116: Arthur & The Crunch Cereal 
Contest/D.W. Fl\fs 117: Meek for A Wee Arthur/ 
World's Greatest Glee7:er 118: Arthur's Chicken Pox Sick as a 
Dog 119: D.W. Rides Again/Arthur 
Makes the Team 120: Arthur's Almost Boring 
Day/The Half Baked Sale 121: Sue Ellen Moves In/The Perfect 
Brother 122: D.W.'s Snow Mystery/Team 
Trouble 123: Bully For Binky/Misfortune 
Teller 124: Arthur's Tooth/D.W. Get's Lost 125: D.W. Thinks Big/Arthur Cleans 
Up 126: My Dad, The Garbage 
Man/Poor Muffy 127: D.W.'s Blankie/Arthur's 
Substitute Teacher Trouble 128: I'm a Poet/The Scare-Your- 
Pants-Off Club 129: My Club Rules/Stolen Bike 130: Arthur's First 
Sleepover/Arthur's New Years Eve 
 
01/19 203: A Day in the Life 01/26 204: Choosing Revolution 02/02 205: Enslaved Airs on date indicated, 11:30 AM 01/25 204: Choosing Revolution 
This documentarY' focuses on reasons young women traditionally discontinue their studies of science. The program includes glimpses into the lives and careers of successful women scientists. Airs Mon., 01/04, 1 PM 
This program explains basic concepts set forth in the Declaration of Independence and examines early American leaders and the events that spurred them to declare independence from England in 1776. Airs Mon. 01/11, 12 PM 
 
Art Journeys examines three main themes of art: Art About Life (realistic), Art About Art (abstract/non-objective) and Art About Idea (conceptual). Art from different regions of the world is examined. 
Airs Mon., 1:30 PM 01/04 104: Craft, Pt. I: The Beauty in Its 
Function 01/11 105: Comparing Aesthetics in Folk 
Art 01/18 304: Modern Masters (New) 01/25 106: Out of Africa, into America 
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Based on Marc Brown's best-selling books about an aardvark named Arthur. 
Airs Mon-Fri., 7 AM 01/04 101: Arthur's Eyes/Francine's Bad 
Hair Day 01/05 102: Arthur & the Real Mr. 
Ratburn/Arthur's Spelling 01/06 103: D.W. All Wet/Buster's Dina 
Dilemma 01/07 104: D.W.'s Imaginary 
Friend/Arthur's Lost Library Book 01/08 105: Arthur's Pet Business/D.W. the Copycat 01/11 106: Locked in the Library/Arthur Accused 01/12 107: Arthur Goes to Camp/Buster Makes the Grade 01/13 108: Arthur's New Puppy/Arthur Bounces Back 01/14 109: Arthur Babysits/Arthur's Cousin Catastrophe 01/15 110: Arthur's Birthday/Francine Frensky, Superstar 01/18 111: Arthur's Baby/D.W.'s Baby 01/19 112: Arthur Writes a Story/Arthur's Lost Dog 01/20 113: So Long, Spanky/Buster's New Friend 01/21 114: Arthur the Wrecker/Arthur & the True Francine 01/22 115: Arthur's Family Vacation/Grandpa Dave's Old Country 
 
NOTE: We do not have rights to rebroadcast Bill Nye programs. 
Airs Mon.-Fri., 5:30 PM 01/04 107: Simple Machines 01/05 108: Sound 01/06 109: Outer Space 01/08 118: Blood & Circulation 01111 124: Chemical Reactions 01/12 129: Oceanography 01/13 130: Heat 01/15 132: Balance 01/18 133: Sun 01/19 134: The Brain 01/20 135: Forests 01/21 136: Communication 01/22 137: Momentum 01/25 140: Respiration 01/26 141: The Planets 01/27 142: Pressure 01/29 145: Energy 02/01 147: Water Cycle 02/02 148: Friction 02/03 149: Germs 02/05 152: Ocean Life 
Students explore different ecosystems common on the South Georgia coast. 
Airs on dates indicated, 6:30 AM 01/11 101: Those Beautiful Barriers 01/12 102: Our Maiestic Maritime Forests 01/13 103: Our Endangered Wildlife 01/14 104: Our Marvelous Marshes 01/15 105: Whispering Pines 
These live electronic field trips take you back in time to 18th century Colonial Williamsburg. 
Airs Tues., 1 PM 01/05 201: Nature, Art, and Science 01/12 202: Of Kith and Kin 
 
Airs Tues., 9:30 AM 01/26 101: Static Electricity 02/02 102: Current Electricity 02/09 103: Magnets 
This series helps students identify and explain systems such as the water cycle, our atmosphere and the waste cycle, by noting components and relationships. 
Airs consecutively on dates indicated, 6 PM 01/04 101: Well-Head Protection 
(Groundwater) 102: Two Rivers (Surface Water) 103: Wetlands (Surface/ 
Groundwater) 104: Urban Forestry (Land) 01/05 105: Trees (Land) 106: Energy Efficiency 1 107: Recycling/ Buying Recycled 
Products 108: Energy Efficiency 2 01/06 109: Sustainable Communities 110: Special Waste 111: Minerals 112: Tomorrow's Energy Today 01/07 113: Biomass 114: Wind Power and Our Energy 
Mix 115: Solar: The Popular Energy 
Source 116: Natural Gas Cars 01/08 117: Electric Cars 118: The Next Generation Vehicle 119: The New Environmentalists 120: Global Climate Change 
Join Alex, Marsi, Digger and Packy the Pack Rat as they discover science is everywhere. For more information, contact Christine Kane, 800-303-9070, Ext. 61. 
Airs Mon., 11 AM 
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Repeats Tues., 11 AM 
 
01/04 
 
Theme 3, A, Blue 
 
01/05 
 
Repeats 
 
01111 
 
Theme 4, A, Red 
 
01/12 
 
Repeats 
 
01/18 
 
Theme 3, B, Blue 
 
01/19 
 
Repeats 
 
01/25 
 
Theme 4, B, Red 
 
01/26 
 
Repeats 
 
02/01 
 
Theme 3, C, Blue 
 
02/02 
 
Repeats 
 
Students explore real-life science experiences with Keisha, a second grader, and her father, as they "fix up" the apartment building in 
which they live. Also airs in SJlanish and Closed Caption. For additional information, contact Cliristine Kane at 800-303-9070, Ext. 41. 
 
Airs Mon., 10 AM 
 
Repeats Tues., 10 AM 
 
01111 06: Theme 1: Show 6-F 
 
01/12 
 
Repeats 
 
01/25 07: Theme 1: Show 7-G 
 
01/26 
 
Repeats 
 
Airs in Spanish, Mon., 9 PM 
 
Repeats Tues., 9 PM 
 
01111 06: Theme 1: Show 6-F 
 
01/12 
 
Repeats 
 
01/25 07: Theme 1: Show 7-G 
 
01/26 
 
Repeats 
 
Airs in closed caption, Mon., 9:30 PM 
 
Repeats Tues., 9:30 PM 
 
01111 06: Theme 1: Show 6-F 
 
01/12 
 
Repeats 
 
01/25 07: Theme 1: Show 7-G 
 
01/26 
 
Repeats 
 
A multicultural group of students interact in 
an after-school community center, encounter- 
ing problems similar to those kids face in the Galaxy Classroom daily. Also airs in Spanish 
and Closed Caption. For additional information, contact Michelle Zierten at 800-3039070, Ext. 51. 
 
Airs Wed., 10 AM 
 
Repeats Thurs., 10 AM 
 
01!06 05: Theme 3: Show A 
 
01/07 
 
Repeats 
 
01/20 06: Theme 3: Show B 
 
01/21 
 
Repeats 
 
02/03 07: Theme 4: Show A 
 
02/04 
 
Repeats 
 
Airs in Spanish, Wed., 9 PM 
 
Repeats Thurs., 9 PM 
 
01106 05: Theme 3: Show A 
 
01107 
 
Repeats 
 
01/20 06: Theme 3: Show B 
 
01/21 
 
Repeats 
 
02/03 07: Theme 4: Show A 
 
02/04 
 
Repeats 
 
Airs in closed caption, Wed., 9:30 PM 
 
Repeats Thurs., 9:30 PM 
 
01!06 05: Theme 3: Show A 
 
01107 
 
Repeats 
 
01/20 06: Theme 3: Show B 
 
01/21 
 
Repeats 
 
02/03 07: Theme 4: Show A 
 
02/04 
 
Repeats 
 
Students explore phenomena around themes including "Finding Patterns as Evidence in the Arizona Desert" and "Tracking Living Form and Function with Peregrine Falcons in 
Seattle." Also airs in Spanish and Closed Caption. For additional information, contact Christine Kane at 800-303-9070, Ext. 61. 
 
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Airs Mon., 10 AM 
 
Repeats Tues., 10 AM 
 
01/04 06: Theme 2: Show 2 
 
01/05 
 
Repeats 
 
01/18 07: Theme 2: Show 3 
 
01/19 
 
Repeats 
 
02/01 06: Theme 2: Show 4 
 
02/02 
 
Repeats 
 
Airs in Spanish, Mon., 9 PM 
 
Repeats, Tues., 9 PM 
 
01/04 06: Theme 2: Show 2 
 
01/05 
 
Repeats 
 
01/18 07: Theme 2: Show 3 
 
01/19 
 
Repeats 
 
02/01 06: Theme 2: Show 4 
 
02/02 
 
Repeats 
 
Airs in closed caption, Mon., 9:30 PM 
 
Repeats Tues., 9:30 PM 
 
01/04 06: Theme 2: Show 2 
 
01/05 
 
Repeats 
 
01/18 07: Theme 2: Show 3 
 
01/19 
 
Repeats 
 
02/01 06: Theme 2: Show 4 
 
02/02 
 
Repeats 
 
Each program includes three stories about people and events from the time period indicated. 
Airs Tues., 12:30 PM 01/05 117: Modern Georgia, Pt. 2 01/12 118: Culture 01/19 101: The Geographic Environment 
of Georgia 01/26 102: The Early Inhabitants of 
Georgia, Pt. 1 02/02 103: The Early Inhabitants of 
Georgia, Pt. 2 02/09 104: Colonial Georgia, Pt. 1 
Airs consecutively, on date indicated, 2 PM 01/13 112: State and Local Government, 
Pt. 1 113: State and Local Government, 
Pt. 2 
 
Continues the study of our state's rich ~rerltage with a focus on economic history. 
Airs Thurs, 12:30 PM 01/07 216: Modern Georgia, Pt. 4 01/14 217: Modem Georgia, Pt. 5 01/21 218: Modern Georgia, Pt. 6 01/28 219: Modern Georgia, Pt. 7 02/04 201: The Geographic Environment 
of Georgia 02/11 202: The Early Inhabitants of 
Georgia, Pt. 1 
 
Viewers learn basic geography concepts through catchy songs, exciting visuafs and wonderful characters. 
Airs Tues., 9:30 AM 01/05 01: A Bird's Eye View (Location) 01/12 02: The Grid Game (Maps) 01/19 03: Land and How We Use It 
(Landforms) 
 
A fast-moving; high-erietgy i<eiies showing kids succeeding at - being kids. 
Airs Thurs., 11 AM 01/07 411: Museum of Science and 
Industry 01/14 412 Watson's Wild West 01/21 413 Dubuque, Iowa 01/28 414 Rain Forest Special 02/04 415 Get Real! About the Media 
 
Pilot for a proposed series to make students aware of tlie importance of understanding and conserving natural resources. 
Airs Fri., 01/22, 1 PM 
Host Liz Tippit and a talented design team present five different craft projects per episode. 
Airs Fri., 9 AM 01/08 112: Kaleidoscope of Color and 
Light 01/15 113: Line and Shapes 01/22 201: A Craft Adventure 01/29 202: China 02/05 203: Africa 02/12 204: U.S.A. 
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Brothers Martin and Chris Kratts mix wildlife documentary, creative animation and humorous dialogue to present a program about all kinds of wild creatures. 
Airs Fri., 11 AM 01/22 140: Wings! 01/29 145: Parched and Thirsty in the 
Outback 02/05 150: Around Africa in Eight Hours 
This program helps children learn to identify their feelings and manage them in positive ways. 
Airs Tues., 9:45 AM 01/05 07: Alone in a Crowd (Loneliness) 01/12 08: A Helping Hand (Caring) 01/19 09: In Harm's Way (Fear) 01/26 10: Learning To Say "No" (Being 
Pressured) 02/02 11: Saying Goodbye (Grief) 02/09 12: Will He or Won't He (Distrust) 
This series of electronic field trips is produced by the Texas A&M Schoof of Veterinary Medicine. 
Airs on date indicated, 12:30 PM 02/05 105: Animal Population Control 
Gets students excited about mathematics and improves skills in problem solving, reasoning, math communication and making connections. 
Airs Mon., 11:15 AM 01/04 12: Scapin~ Out the Area: 
Measurmg Area 01/11 13: All Shapes and Sizes: 
Measuring Perimeter and Area 01/18 14: Sizing Things Up: Scale and 
Ratio 01/25 15: Close Enough: Estimating 02/01 16: Flip and Fold: Seeing 
Symmetry 02/08 17: Two Sides Are Longer Than 
One: Making Triangles 
 
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 A look at the hlstoty, technology and objectives of space exploration. 
Airs consecutively, on date indicated, 3 PM 01/22 101: Part One: Student Orientation 
102: Part Two: Live Electronic Field Trip 
A funny and imaginative drawing show that features PafPY Drew-it and five animated and mechanica friends. 
Airs Tues., 7:30 AM 01/05 506: Mailbird's Special Delivery 
Route 01/12 507: The Best Doodler in the Land 01/19 508: Grandpappy's Day For Drawing 01/26 509: Pappy's Drawing with Numbers 
Adventure 02/02 510: Chucky Loses His Toothbrush 02/09 511: Tree-O's Noisy Forest 
Students are introduced to 16 well-written books chosen to broaden reading abilities and increase appreciation of reading. 
Airs Fri., 10 AM 01/08 08: Teacher's Pet by Johanna 
Hurwitz!Attaboy Sam by Lois Lowry 01/15 09: El Cuero by Elizabeth Borton de Trevino 01/22 10: On the Banks of Plum Creek by Laura Ingalls Wilder 01/29 11: Chevrolet Saturdays by Candy Boyd 02/05 12: Pigs Might Fly by Dick KingSmith 02/12 13: Hatchet Haymeadow by Gary Paulsen 
LeVar Burton takes viewers on adventures that stimulate an interest in reading. 
Airs Mon.-Fri., 10:30 AM 01/04 706: Alistair's Time Machine 01/05 707: The Adventure of Taxi Dog 01/06 708: The Legend of the Indian 
Paintbrush 01/07 709: Galimoto 01/08 710: Fox on the Job 01/11 701: Magic School Bus Inside the 
Earth 01/12 702: Jack, the Seal, and the Sea 01/13 703: The Bicycle Man 01/14 704: Florence and Eric Take the 
Cake 01/15 705: Sunken Treasure 01/18 1301: Math Cure 01/19 1302: My Life with the Wave 01/20 1303: Saturday Sancocho 01/21 1304: When Aunt Lena Did the 
Rhumba 01/22 1305: Work Song 01/25 601: Humphrey the Lost Whale: A 
True Story 01/26 602 Stay Away from the Junkyard! 01/27 603 Little Nino's Pizzeria 01/28 604 Ludlow Laughs 01/29 605 Dinosaur Bob and His 
Adventures with the Family Lizardo 02/01 506 Barn Dance! 02/02 507 Duncan and Dolores 02/03 508 Knots on a Counting Rope 02/04 509 Mummies Made in Egypt 
 
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02/05 510: Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters 02/08 501: The Bionic Bunny Show 02/09 502: Bugs 02/10 503: Robbery at The Diamond Dog 
Diner 02/11 504: Brush 02/12 505: The Purple Coat 
 
Students spend the day in the field with professionals in science, engineering and medi- 
cine. For a Viewer Guide, call (408) 437-5454. 
 
Airs Fri., 1:30 PM 01/08 501: Marine Veterinarian, Art 
Conservator 01/15 502: Wildlife Biologists 01/29 503: Zoo Biologist, Anthropologist 02/05 504: Design Engineers 02/12 505: Mechanical Engineer, Geologist 
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Classic children's stories form the basis for the SALSA programs, which incorporate puppets, animation and location video. A key feature of SALSA is that the teacher, or classroom facilitator, does not have to be familiar with the Spanish language. 
 
Airs Wed., 9 AM 
 
Repeats Thurs., 9 AM 
 
01/06 108: Disguises 
 
01/07 
 
Repeats 
 
01/13 109: Manners 
 
01/14 
 
Repeats 
 
01/20 110: Gut Busters 
 
01/21 
 
Repeats 
 
01/27 111: Little Blue Riding Hood 
 
01/28 
 
Repeats 
 
02/03 112: The Wolf's Share 
 
02/04 
 
Repeats 
 
02/10 113: The Three Clever Goats 
 
02/11 
 
Repeats 
 
January 1999 
 
01/14 
01/21 02111 
 
109: "Take It to the Max"- Alaska Tales 
305: Pre-Columbian Worlds 306: American Gems 
 
The hands-on ~cience center is located 011 the 
museum grounds beside the San Antonio River. 
 
Airs Thurs., 8 AM 01/07 106: Communications -Can We Talk 01/14 107: Lenses- Clear Vision 01/21 108: Magnetism- What's the 
Attraction 01/28 109: Water - Go with the Flow 02/04 205: Streets/Bridges 
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The wonders of marine science are brought right into your classroom. 
 
Airs Fri., 2 PM 
 
01/08 
 
Manatees: Let the Mission 
 
Begin 
 
01/15 
 
In Search of Great Apes 
 
01/29 
 
J.J. The Gray Whale 
 
02/05 
 
Oceans: Depth Be My Destiny 
 
02/12 
 
Shark! 
 
Students explore basic science concepts with puppets Molly and Bert. 
Airs Wed., 11 AM 01/06 12: It's Raining, Pt. I 01/13 13: It's Raining, Pt. II 01/20 14: Dig Those Dinosaurs, Pt. I 01/27 15: Dig Those Dinosaurs, Pt. II 
 
Twelve new episodes in the popular SALSA series. 
 
Airs Wed., 1 PM 
 
Repeats Thurs., 1 PM 
 
01/06 204: Super Armadillo: Trouble from 
 
Above 
 
01/07 
 
Repeats 
 
01/13 205: Where Is It? 
 
01/14 
 
Repeats 
 
01/20 206: Quiz Show: What Is It This 
 
Time? 
 
01/21 
 
Repeats 
 
01/27 207: The Three Pigs 
 
01/28 
 
Repeats 
 
02/03 208: Portrait of The Artist as a 
 
Young Pig 
 
02/04 
 
Repeats 
 
02/10 209: Is This Your Birthday? 
 
02/11 
 
Repeats 
 
Students learn to think algebraically. The mathematical language of operations is emphasized. 
Airs Thurs., 11:30 AM 01/07 04: Word Problems 01/14 05: Working with Inequalities 01/21 06: Looking for a Balance (Using 
Equations) 
 
How people interact with the physical environment. 
 
Airs Tues., 11:30 AM 
 
01/12 
 
Staff Overview 
 
01/26 01: Geography: People and Places 
 
02/02 02: Desert Regions 
 
02/09 03: Mountain Ranges 
 
This program explores topics inspired by the collections housed at theHouston Museum of Natural Science. 
Airs Thurs., 1:30 PM 01/07 108: Weather You Like It or Not 
 
Students investigate the processes which build and erode land forms and materials, emphasizing cycles and interactions. 
 
Airs Wed. & Fri., 11:30 AM 
 
01/13 
 
Staff Overview 
 
01/20 01: Maps and Models 
 
01/22 02: Time and Position 
 
01/27 03: Mountain Building 
 
01/29 04: Rocks and Soils 
 
02/03 05: Weathering and Erosion 
 
02/05 06: Sedimentation 
 
02/10 07: What If...? Explorations 
 
02/12 08: Concept Using and Assessment 
 
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This program focuses on early reading and writing instruction for grades 2-3 and also offers intensive staff development for teachers (formerly titled Windows to Reading). 
 
Airs Fri., 8 AM 
 
01/08 
 
Staff #5 
 
01/15 
 
Students 5.1 
 
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Staff #6 
 
01/29 
 
Students 6.1 
 
02/12 
 
Staff #7 
 
Airs on dates indicated, 8:30 AM 
 
01/15 
 
Students 5.2 
 
01/29 
 
Students 6.2 
 
Airs on dates indicated, 11:30 AM 
 
01/06 
 
Staff #5 
 
01/15 
 
Students 5.1 
 
Airs on date indicated, Noon 
 
01/15 
 
Students 5.2 
 
Understanding algebra as a problem-solving tool. 
Airs Thurs., 11:30 AM 01/28 01: Problem Solving and Patterns 02/04 02: Finding Functions 02/11 03: Graphing Functions 
 
Students join scientists from the Texas State Aquarium to explore animals and plants that live in or near the ocean. 
Airs Thurs., 7:30 AM 01/07 503: Toothy Torpedoes: Barracudas 01/14 504: Windows to the Sea: 
Aquariums Around the Country 01/21 505: Denizens of the Deep: Sharks 01/28 506: Predators from Above: Raptors of South Texas 02/04 605: Great White Sharks 02/11 507: More Than Just an Entree: Lobsters of the Americas 
Airs on dates indicated, 1:30 PM 01/28 201: 02/04 202: 
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Seven everyday kids host this series that features games, videos, stories and science experiments. 
Airs on dates indicated, 5 PM 01/04 101: 01/05 102: 01/06 103: 01/08 101: 01/11 102: 01/12 103: 01/13 104: 01/15 106: 01/18 107: 01/19 108: 01120 105: 01/21 106: 01/22 107: 01/25 108: 01/26 109: 01/27 110: 01/29 112: 02/01 109: 02/02 110: 02/03 111: 02/05 113: 
 
An engaging - and fun - exploration of historical themes and geography. 
Airs Fri., 11 AM 01/08 211: 01/15 212: 
'fhe exploits of Wishbone, a pint-sized canine hero with big ideas who serves as a bridge between life and literature. 
Airs on dates indicated, 4:30 PM 01/04 116: A Tale of Two Sitters 01/05 117: Frankenbone 01/06 118: Hot Diggety Dog 01111 122: The Pawloinwed Paper 01/12 123: Bark to the Future 01/13 124: Paw Prints of Thieves 01/15 126: The Prince and the Pooch 01/18 127: The Count's Account 01/19 128: Salty Dog 01/20 129: Little Big Dog 01/21 130: A Dogged Expose 01/25 132: Shakespaw 01/26 133: Muttketeer 01/27 134: Hercules Unleashed 01/29 136: The Entrepawneur 02/01 137: Pantin' at the Opera 02/02 138: Dances with Dogs 02/03 139: Rushin' to the Bone 02/05 201: To be announced 
 
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Students sit in on discussions with successful professionals from a variety of career fields. 
Airs Mon., 3:30 PM 01/04 12: From Student to Scientist: My 
Life in Science 01111 13: President George Bush: Lessons 
of Leadership 01/18 14: Money, Business & Free 
Enterprise 01/25 15: Education in the 21st Century 02/01 16: Science & Exploration: 
Dinosaurs, Fossils & the Origins of Life 02/08 17: Risk Taking: An Ingredient for Success 
 
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Explore the hidden world of small life forms. Airs Wed., 1:30 PM 01/06 109: Echinoderms (11 Min) 01/13 110: Nematodes, Rotifers, Bryozoans 
and Minor Phyla (20 Min) 
Travel down one of Georgia's most beautiful, useful and endangered natural resources. Airs Mon., 01/18, 12:30 PM 
Topics include daily iife in Spanish Missions, the Lewis & Clark expedition, the MexicanAmerican War, the dispute over the U.S./Canadian border and more. Airs Mon., 01/11, 12:30 PM 
The dramatic stories of people who have drawn their livelihoods and dreams from the river. 
Airs Mon., 01/18, 9:30 AM 
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Originally live from the National Museum of Natural History, students take a behind-thescenes tour of the Exploring Marine Ecosystems exhibit. Airs Mon., 01/18, 2 PM 
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lhe popular museum, long a highlight of Capitol tours, is moving to a new location and adding some high-tech exhibits. 
A behind-the-scenes look at the on-going efforts to restore the State Capitol to its original (1889) condition. Airs Mon., 01/11, 2 PM. 
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Celebrate the lOoth anniversary of the 1898 gold rush to the Klondike. Learn about this spectacular historical event and see it in the context of today's Yukon. Airs Thurs., 9:30 AM 01/14 101: The Gold Rush Trail, Then and 
Now 01/21 102: Yukon Memories 01/28 103: The Gold Rush Railroad 02/04 104: Alaska Highway Wildlife 02/11 105: Scenic Railway of the World 
 
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Presented in English, the series examines topics such as culture, politics, economics, society and sports. 
Airs Thurs., 2:30 PM 01/07 07: Always an Element of Fear: 
Jews in Germany Today 01/14 08: The Reichstag: Notes on a 
Hallowed Hall 01/21 09: Care Packages for Berlin 01/28 10: Stone and Glass: Cologne 
Cathedral Works 02/04 11: The Lausitz Legacy 02/11 12: The Evolution of Inner German 
Border Fence 
 
Students examine science-related topics with an emphasis on hands-on activities that develop critical thinking skills. 
 
Airs Mon., 8 AM 
 
6th Grade 
 
01/04 
 
Cycles 1-3 
 
01/11 
 
Cycles 4-6 
 
01/18 
 
Cycles 7-9 
 
01/25 
 
Cycles 10-12 
 
02/01 
 
Cycles 13-15 
 
02/08 
 
Cycles 16-18 
 
Airs Tues., 8 AM 
 
7th Grade 
 
01/05 
 
Change 1-3 
 
01/12 
 
Change 4-6 
 
01/19 
 
Change 7-9 
 
01/26 
 
Change 10-12 
 
02/02 
 
Change 13-15 
 
02/09 
 
Change 16-18 
 
Airs Wed., 8 AM 
 
8th Grade 
 
01/06 
 
Stages 1-3 
 
01/13 
 
Stages 4-6 
 
01/20 
 
Stages 7-9 
 
01/27 
 
Stages 10-12 
 
02/03 
 
Stages 13-15 
 
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Stages 16-18 
 
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A full-year Japanese 1 course for high school students taught by Tim Cook, a nationally renowned foreign language instructor. 
 
Airs on dates indicated, 7:30 AM Repeats 12:30 PM & 10 PM 01/04 240: Leisure Time Activities, Pt. 1 01/06 241: Leisure Time Activities, Pt. 2 01/20 242: New Year 01/22 243: Japanese House, I 01/25 244: Japanese House, II 01/27 245: Past Activities 02/01 246: Daily Activities, I 02/03 247: Daily Activities, II 02/08 248: Days of Week 02/10 249: Days & Dates 
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A full-year Japanese II course for high school students taught by Tim Cook. 
Airs on dates indicated, 6:30 AM Repeats 9:30 AM & 2:30 PM 01/04 330: Review 1 01/06 331: Review 2 01/20 332: At the Supermarket 01/22 333: At the Post Office (No 2:30PM 
repeat on this date) 01/25 334 At the Doughnut Shop 01/27 335 Buying a Present 02/01 336 At the Vegetable and Fruit 
Store 02/03 337 At the Department Store 02/08 338 Meeting a Friend 02/10 339 At the Coffee Shop 02/12 340 Review 
 
Develops ability to reason with proportional relationships in daily life. Airs Tues., 11:15 AM 01/05 01: Rates and Ratios: Comparisons 01/12 02: Proportions: Expressing 
Relationships 01/19 03: Proportions: The Stretching 
and Shrinking Machine 01/26 04: Percents: Say It with 
Hundredths 
The 1998 Horatio Alger Awards ceremony honors those who have risen from humble beginnings and adversity to achieve success and then returned something back to society. Airs Mon., 01/04, 11:30 AM 
Designed to improve parenting skills of young adults who are or soon will be parents. A Fact Sheet is available; call (404) 656-9345. Airs Fri., 01/08 & Tues., 01/19, 11:30 AM Airs Tues., 01/05, 10 PM 
The first part of this 2oth century world history course covers the years 1900-1948, presenting a thought-provoking story of politics, better public health, technological revolution, sport and entertainment - and total war. Airs Fri., 6 PM 01/15 101: 1900 Age of Ho]Je 01/22 102: 1916 Killing Fields 01/29 103: 1917 Red Flag 02/05 104: 1919 Lost Peace 02112 105: 1926 On the Line 
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Prepares students for field trips to the Capitol building in Atlanta. Print materials available through the Georgia Secretary of State's office. Call (404) 656-2844 or 651-6996. Airs Thurs., 01/14, 2 PM 
This stunning series explores the fascinating mysteries of the ocean depths. Airs Tues., 2 PM 01/05 101: Cathedral in the Sea 
 
01/19 102: Survival in the Sea 01/26 103: Venom 02/02 104: Creatures of Darkness 
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Helps studei1ts tecogili;oe and overcome academic difficulties that cause many students to drop out of college. 
Airs on dates indicated, 1:30 PM 01/22 Orientation Teleconference (Live, 90 minutes) 02/01 101: How High School Differs from 
College 02/08 102: The BCA's of Reading and 
Studying 
A study of water in all its forms. 
Airs Thurs., 01/21, 2 PM 
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In this docudrama four teens discover the value of the diversity of life, from wolves returning to Yellowstone to snails thriving in a restored wetland. 
Airs Wed., 01/20, 1:30 PM 
Featuring a look at the first African-American woman to receive a pilot's license in the United States, this documentary tells the story of African-American aviation before and during World War II. 
Airs Mon., 02/01, 2 PM 
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This series explores the foundations of chemical structures and behavior in everything from cosmetics to genetics. 
Airs Tues., 3 PM 01/05 04: Modeling the Unseen 01/12 05: A Matter of State 01/19 06: The Atom 01/26 07: The Periodic Table 02/02 08: Chemical Bond 02/09 09: Molecular Architecture 
This series will help viewers understand how some educators use instructional technology. 
Airs Wed., 3 PM 01/06 08: Technology-Based Extended 
Learning, Pt. 1 01/13 09: Technology-Based Extended 
Learning, Pt. 2 01/20 10: Classroom Free-Distance 
Learning, Pt. 1 01/27 11: Classroom Free-Distance 
Learning, Pt. 2 02/03 12: Classroom Free-Distance 
Learning, Pt. 3 02/10 13: The Future, Pt. 1 & Pt. 2 
 
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This series is designed for teachers of German in K-12. 
Airs Thurs., 3 PM 01107 106: Familie 01/14 107: Glaube 01/28 108: Meine Welt 02/04 109: 02111 110: 
Innovative ideas for enhancing classroom teaching in the elementary grades. 
Airs Wed., 3:30 PM 01120 03: Teaching Conflict Resolution Through Language Arts 
Five major units of study, with each episode f>resenting a srecific concept or skill - from the theoretica to the practical. 
Airs Tues., 3:30 PM 01/05 110: Individual Differences 01112 111: Plans and Planning 01119 112: Time to Learn 01/26 113: Opportunity to Learn 02102 114: Instructional Support Materials 02/09 115: Educational Technologies 
Focusing on working more effectively with students in small groups, these programs emphasize strategies for direction, negotiation and reflection. Airs Thurs., 01/28, 10 AM 
Leaders in the field of technology and education discuss technology in our nation's classrooms. Airs on date indicated, 3:30 PM 01/08 107: CEO Forum on Education & 
Technology 
This series, produced by the Georgia Departroent of Education's Division of School and Community Nutrition, provides a study of various nutrients. Airs on date indicated, 3 PM 01/21 105: Calories 
 
114: It's a Perfect Fit, Pt. 3 (17 Min) 115: Sand Babies (24 Min) 116: Bubble Mania (23 Min) 
MSMP features video lessons structured on the NCTM content standards and mathematical issues specifically related to the middle school student. 
BLOCKFEED begins, 9 PM, Thurs., 01/14 Second Quarter Series 
109: Aw Chute (27 Min) 110: In a Heartbeat (26 Min) 111: Something Fishy (2 5 Min) 112: Wet Heads (27 Min) 113: We're All Tuned In (21 Min) 114: Steppin' Out (14 Min) 115: Fill 'er Up (21 Min) 116: The Great Race (35 Min) 
HSMP features a functions approach to algebra through lessons based on active learning, problem-solving, analysis, reasoning and communicating. Video lessons are based on NCTM standards. 
BLOCKFEED begins, 9 PM, Fri., 01/15 Second Quarter Series 
105: Building Boxes (43 Min) 106: Squares Inside Squares (46 
Min) 107: Rhinos and M&Ms (38 Min) 108: Pennies, Pressure, Temperature 
& Light (57 Min) 
SCIENCELINE videos examine the process of teaching science through inquiry as called for in the National Science Education Standards. 
BLOCKFEED begins, 10 PM, Tues., 01/12 Second Quarter Series 
110: Tim O'Keefe Pt. 1 111: Tim O'Keefe Pt. 2 112: Jane Morton 113 Lisa Nyberg 
This series helps educators analyze a traditional course to determine if it can be successfully delivered via distance education. Required registration includes a comprehensive manual. Call1-800-257-ALS8. 
Airs Tues., 4 PM 01/05 104: Critical Elements of Good 
Distance Education Design 01/12 105: 01/19 106: 01/26 107: 02/02 108: 
 
01/19 305: Teaching Reading: Success Stories from School & Home 
01/21 101: Back to School: Getting Your Community Involved 
 
Everything teachers need to know about the Internet is presented. Practical classroom uses for grades 1-12 are shown. 
Airs Wed., 3:30 PM 01/06 108: 01/13 109: 01/27 110: 02/03 111: 02/10 112: 
 
Focuses on timely topics of interest to K-12 educators. 
Airs Thurs., 4 PM 01/07 204: Teacher's Safety: Gang Violence 
in Schools 01/14 205: Preventing Violence: Strategies 
That WorlC 01/28 206: Authentic Assessment 02/04 301: The Technology Possibilities 
 
Designed to help teachers integrate technology into classroom instruction. Extensive support materials with additional readings and activities accompany each program. 
Airs consecutively on date indicated, 11:30 AM 01/18 05: Internet Projects: Powerful 
Classroom Applications 06: Publishing Student Work: 
Hyperstudio and the Internet 
 
Helping teachers understand geometry and instructional strategies for effectively teaching geometric concepts. 
 
Airs Mon., 11:30 AM 
 
02/01 
 
Staff 1 
 
02/08 
 
Staff 2 
 
These programs show parents and students how to access the important online resources located on the TEAMS Distance Learning Home Page. 
Airs on date indicated, 11:30 AM 01111 01: Parents 1 
 
ESMP features video lessons, based on NCTM standards, that model the teaching of mathematical concepts. 
BLOCKFEED begins, 9 PM, Wed., 01/13 Second Quarter Series 
109: Tessellations WOW! (22 Min) 110: Sidewalk Capers (28 Min) 111: Mirror, Mirror (29 Min) 112: It's a Perfect Fit, Pt. 1 (27 Min) 113: It's a Perfect Fit, Pt. 2 (16 Min) 
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Timely topics concerning education are discussed each month. Produced by the U.S. Department of Education 
Airs Tues. & Thurs., 8 PM 01/05 301: Back to School- Safe & Sound 01/07 302: Modernizing Schools: Updating 
Technology, Buildings & Classrooms 01/12 303: Going to College: Financial Aid Night 01/14 304: Learning Together: Diverse Schools Building One America 
 
Focuses on the development of the United States since 1877 by analyzing the people, events and forces that made America what it is today. 
 
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Airs Thes. & Thurs., 6:30 PM 01/12 01: The Closing of the Frontier 01/14 02: The Rise of Big Business 01/19 03: Labor's Struggle 01/21 04: The Huddled Masses 01/26 05: The American Dream Deferred 01/28 06: The Populist Challenge 02/02 07: War and Empire 02/04 08: The Progressive Impulse 02/09 09: The Progressive Presidents 02/11 10: The Big Stick 
Focuses on the development of the United States by analyzing the people, events and forces that made America what it is today. 
Airs Thes. & Thurs., 6 PM 01/12 01: A New Society 01/14 02: Struggle for Dominance 01/19 03: A Revolution for Independence 01/21 04: The Problems of Confederation 01/26 05: Creating a Stronger Union 01/28 06: The Republic in a Hostile 
World 02/02 07: The South's Slave System 02/04 08: Manifest Destiny 02/09 09: Agitation and Compromise 02/11 10: The Fitful Fifties 
An introductory course for undergraduates at two- and four-year institutions and adults in continuing education. 
Airs Mon. & Wed., 7 PM 01111 01: Introductory Program 01/13 02: The Language of Algebra 01/18 03: Exponents and Radicals 01/20 04: Factoring Polynomials 01/25 05: Linear Equations 01/27 06: Complex Numbers 02/01 07: Quadratic Equations 02/03 08: Inequalities 02/08 09: Absolute Values 02110 10: Linear Equations 
This English course for Speakers of Other Languages centers on issues that ESOL students face everyday across America. 
Airs Thes. & Thurs., 8 PM 01/26 01: Introduction/Rebecca's Dream 01/28 02: Differences/ A Visit to the 
Doctor 02/02 03: Celebrations/Breaking the 
News 02/04 04: Saying Goodbye/Leaving Home 02/09 05: The Stranger/The Motel 02/11 06: Negotiations/Photos and 
Farewells 
Reproduction and development in plants and animals. 
Airs Mon. & Wed., 6 PM 01/11 101: Biological Concepts 01/13 102: Chemical Foundations 01/18 103: Cell Structure and Function 01/20 104: Metabolism 01/25 105: Energy In- Energy Out 01/27 106: Mitosis and Meiosis 02/01 107: Patterns and Function 02/03 108: Structure and Function 02/08 109: Proteins 02/10 110: Micro evolution 
 
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A series designed to assist adult learners preparing for the GED examination. 
Airs Mon., Wed. & Fri., 8 PM 01/04 01: Orientation 01/06 02: Reading I 01/08 03: Reading II 01111 04: Reading III 01/13 05: Reading IV 01/15 06: Reading V 01/18 07: Science I 01/20 08: Science II 01/22 09: Science III 01/25 10: Science IV 01/27 11: Science V 01/29 12: Science VI 02/01 13: Social Studies I 02/03 14: Social Studies II 02/05 15: Social Studies III 02/08 16: Social Studies IV 02/10 17: Social Studies V 02/12 18: Test Taking Tips 
 
02/05 04: Middle Adulthood (Ages 40-60) 02/12 05: Late Adulthood (Ages 60+) 
Provides an in-depth look at groups, communities, institutions, and social situations that illustrate major sociological concepts. 
Airs Thes. & Thurs., 7:30 PM 01/12 01: From Social Interaction to 
Social Structure 01/14 02: Social Interaction, Conflict & 
Change 01/19 03: Sociological Thinking & 
Research 04: Culture 05: Socialization 06: Groups 07: Formal Organizations 08: Societies 09: Cities & Population 10: Community 
 
This series covers the fundamental principles and major concepts of psychology. 
Airs Mon. & Wed., 7:30 PM 01/11 101: What is Psychology? 01/13 102: Research Methods 01/18 103: The Biology of Behavior 01/20 104: The Brain-Mind Connection 01/25 105: Sleep and Dreaming 01/27 106: Sensation and Perception 02/01 107: Learning 02/03 108: Memory 02/08 109: Decision Making and Problem 
Solving 02/10 110: Language 
Brings literature to life with dramatizations and readings of individual works. Contact ALS 1-800-LEARNER. 
Airs Mon. & Wed., 6:30 PM 01111 01: First Sight: An Introduction to 
Literature 01/13 02: Ways of Seeing: Responding to 
Literature 01/18 03: A Personal View: The Art of 
the Essay 01/20 04: Reflected Worlds: The Elements 
of Short Fiction 01/25 05: The Story's Blueprint: Plot and 
Structure in Short Fiction 01/27 06: Telling Their Tales: Character 
in Short Fiction 02/01 07: In That Time and Place: Setting 
and Character in Short Fiction 02/03 08: The Author's Voice: Tone and 
Style in Short Fiction 02/08 09: Suggested Meanings: 
Symbolism and Allegory in Short Fiction 02/10 10: The Sum of It's Parts: Theme in Short Fiction 
 
This introductory government course helps students acquire a general knowledge of the national government. 
Airs Thes. & Thurs., 7 PM 01/12 101: Democratic Voices in a 
Changing Society 01/14 102: The Living Constitution 01/19 103: The Constitution in Crisis 01/21 104: Federalism 01/26 105: Intergovernmental Relations 01/28 106: Public Opinion and Political 
Socialization 02/02 107: Participation in Democracy 02/04 108: Mass Media and Government 02/09 109: Interest Groups 02/11 110: Political Parties 
A two-semester course built around lectures by Eugene Weber, renowned historian and professor at the University of California. 
Airs Mon., Wed. & Fri., 8:30 PM 01/04 27: The Reformation 01/06 28: The Rise of the Middle Class 01/08 29: The Wars of Religion 01/11 30: The Rise of the Trading Cities 01/13 31: The Age of Absolutism 01/15 32: Absolutism & the Social Contract 01/18 33: The Enlightened Despots 01120 34: The Enlightenment 01/22 35: The Enlightenment and Society 01/25 36: The Modern Philosophers 01/27 37: The American Revolution 01/29 38: The American Republic 02101 39: The Death of the Old Regime 02/03 40: The French Revolution 02/05 41: The Industrial Revolution 02/08 42: The Industrial World 02/10 43: Revolution and the Romantics 02/12 44: The Age of the Nation-States 
 
This course examines the significant events from the lives of people as they move from infancy to late adultliood. 
Airs Fri., 7 PM 01/15 01: Infancy & Early Childhood 
(Conception to age 6) 01/22 02: Childhood and Adolescence 
(Ages 6-20) 01/29 03: Early Adulthood (Ages 20-40) 
 
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 Monday, January 4 Morning 6:30 Irasshai #330 7:00 Arthur #101 7:30 Irasshai #240 8:00 Integrated Sci 6 
Cycles 1-3 
 
9:30 Irasshai #3 30 
 
10:00 
10:30 11:00 
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Galaxy: SNOOPS Theme 2 Show 2 Reading Rainbow #706 Galaxy: Finders Seekers, Theme 3, A, Blue Math Talk #12 
 
11:30 Only In America 
 
Afternoon 12:30 Irasshai #240 1:00 Critical Mass: 
Women in Science 1:30 Art Journeys #104 
 
2:30 Irasshai #330 
 
3: 30 Achievement TV #12 
 
4:30 Wishbone #116 5:00 Zoom #101 Evening 5:30 Bill Nye #107 6:00 Environmental Weekly 
#101-104 8:00 GED #01 8:30 The Western Tradition #27 9:00 Galaxy: SNOOPS 
Theme 2 Show 2 (SP) 9:30 Galaxy: SNOOPS 
Theme 2 Show 2 (CC) 10:00 Irasshai #240 
 
Thesday, January 5 
 
Wednesday, January 6 
 
Morning 
 
Morning 
 
6:30 Irasshai #331 
 
7:00 Arthur #102 
 
7:00 Arthur #103 
 
7:30 Pappyland #506 
 
7:30 Irasshai #241 
 
8:00 Integrated Sci 7 
 
8:00 Integrated Sci 8 
 
Change 1-3 
 
Stages 1-3 
 
9:00 SALSA #108 
 
9:30 GeoScout #1 
 
9:30 Irasshai #3 31 
 
9:45 Looking from Inside Out #07 
 
10:00 Galaxy: SNOOPS 
 
10:00 Galaxy: The House 
 
Theme 2 Show 2 
 
Theme 3 Show A 
 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #707 
 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #708 
 
11:00 Galaxy: Finders Seekers, 11:00 SuperScience With 
 
Theme 3, A, Blue 
 
Mollie and Bert #12 
 
11:15 Math Vantage (Proportional 
 
Reasoning) #01 
 
11:30 TEAMS: Reading: Basic 
 
To Success (2-3) Staff #5 
 
Afternoon 
 
Afternoon 
 
12:30 GA Stories #117 
 
12:30 Irasshai #241 
 
1:00 Colonial Williamsburg #201 1:00 SALSA #204 
 
1:30 Biology of Small Life #109 
 
2:00 Secrets of Ocean Realm #101 
 
2:30 Irasshai #3 31 
 
3:00 World of Chemistry #04 
 
3:00 Beyond Chalk #08 
 
3:30 The Effective Teacher #110 3:30 Teachers Guide to 
 
Information Hwy #108 
 
4:00 Reach Out and Teach #104 
 
4:30 Wishbone #117 
 
4:30 Wishbone #118 
 
5:00 Zoom #102 
 
5:00 Zoom #103 
 
Evening 
 
Evening 
 
5:30 Bill Nye #108 
 
5:30 Bill Nye #109 
 
6:00 Environmental Weekly 
 
6:00 Environmental Weekly 
 
#105-108 
 
#109-112 
 
8:00 Satellite Town Mtng #301 8:00 GED #02 
 
8:30 The Western Tradition #28 
 
9:00 Galaxy: SNOOPS 
 
9:00 Galaxy: The House 
 
Theme 2 Show 2 (SP) 
 
Theme 3 Show A [SP) 
 
9:30 Galaxy: SNOOPS 
 
9:30 Galaxy: The House 
 
Theme 2 Show 2 (CC) 
 
Theme 3 Show A (CC) 
 
10:00 The Parenting Principle 
 
10:00 Irasshai #241 
 
Thursday, January 7 Morning 
 
7:00 Arthur #104 7:30 Wonders Under the Sea #503 8:00 Science Treehouse #106 
 
9:00 SALSA #108 9:30 U.S. Geography #07 
 
10:00 
10:30 11:00 
 
Galaxy: The House Theme 3 Show A Reading Rainbow #709 Get Real #411 
 
11:30 TEAMS: Algebra In My World #04 
Afternoon 12:30 GA Stories #216 1:00 SALSA #204 
1:30 Science Quest #108 
2:30 Images of Germany #07 3:00 Die Deutschstunde #106 
4:00 Teacher's Workshop #204 
Evening 
6:00 Environmental Weekly #113-116 
8:00 Satellite Town Mtng #302 
9:00 Galaxy: The House Thome 3 Show A [SP) 
9:30 Galaxy: The House Theme 3 Show A (CC) 
 
Friday, January 8 Morning 
7:00 Arthur #105 
8:00 TEAMS: Reading: Basic To Success (2-3) Staff #5 
9:00 Hands On: Crafts for Kids #112 
10:00 Read on from Cover to Cover #08 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #710 11:00 Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego? 
#211 
11:30 The Parenting Principle 
Afternoon 
1:30 Real Science #501 2:00 Shamu TV 2:30 Berlin Airlift 
3:30 The Information Age and America's Classrooms #107 
5:00 Zoom #101 Evening 5:30 Bill Nye #118 6:00 Environmental Weekly 
#117-120 8:00 GED #03 8:30 The Western Tradition #29 
 
 Monday, January 11 
 
Tuesday, January 12 
 
Wednesday, January 13 
 
Thursday, January 14 
 
Friday, January 15 
 
Morning 
 
Morning 
 
Morning 
 
Morning 
 
Morning 
 
6:30 Coastal Naturalist #101 
 
6:30 Coastal Naturalist #102 
 
6:30 Coastal Naturalist #1 03 6:30 Coastal Naturalist #104 
 
6:30 Coastal Naturalist #105 
 
7:00 Arthur #106 
 
7:00 Arthur #107 
 
7:00 Arthur #108 
 
7:00 Arthur #109 
 
7:00 Arthur #110 
 
7:30 Pappyland #507 
 
7:30 Wonders Under the Sea #504 
 
8:00 Integrated Sci 6 
 
8:00 Integrated Sci 7 
 
8:00 Integrated Sci 8 
 
8:00 Science Treehouse #107 
 
8:00 TEAMS: Reading: Basic 
 
Cycles 4-6 
 
Change 4-6 
 
Stages 4-6 
 
To Success (2-3) Student 5.1 
 
8:30 TEAMS: Reading: Basic 
 
To Success (2-3) Student 5.2 
 
9:00 SALSA #109 
 
9:00 SALSA #109 
 
9:00 Hands On: Crafts for Kids #113 
 
9:30 GeoScout #2 
 
9:30 The Great Gold Rush #101 
 
9:45 Looking from Inside Out #08 
 
10:00 Galaxy: Fixer Uppers 
 
10:00 Galaxy: Fixer Uppers 
 
10:00 Read on Cover to Cover #09 
 
Theme 1, Show 6F 
 
Theme 1, Show 6F 
 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #701 
 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #702 
 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #703 
 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #704 
 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #705 
 
11:00 Galaxy: Finders Seekers, 11:00 Galaxy: Finders Seekers, 
 
11:00 SuperScience With 
 
11:00 Get Real #412 
 
11:00 Where in Time is Carmen 
 
Theme 4, Show A, Red 
 
Theme 4, Show A, Red 
 
Mollie and Bert #13 
 
Sandiego? #212 
 
11:15 Math Talk #13 
 
11:15 Math Vantage (Proportional 
 
Reasoning) #02 
 
11:30 TEAMS: Technology for 11:30 TEAMS: California, Here 11:30 TEAMS: Earth Processes 11:30 TEAMS: Algebra in 
 
11:30 TEAMS: Reading Basic 
 
Parents #1 
 
I Come! (Staff) 
 
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My World #05 
 
To Success (2-3) Student 5.1 
 
Afternoon 
 
Afternoon 
 
Afternoon 
 
Afternoon 
 
Afternoon 
 
12:00 Declaration of Independence 
 
12:00 TEAMS: Reading Basic 
 
To Success (2-3) Student 5.2 
 
12:30 Colonizing the Am. West 12:30 GA Stories #118 
 
12:30 GA Stories #217 
 
1:00 Colonial Williamsburg #202 1:00 SALSA #205 
 
1:00 SALSA #205 
 
1:30 Art Journeys #105 
 
1:30 Biology of Small Life #110 1:30 Science Quest #109 
 
1:30 Real Science #502 
 
2:00 Georgia Capitol Restoration 2:00 Lawmakers 
 
2:00 Georgia Stories #112-113 2:00 The People's House 
 
2:00 Shamu TV 
 
2:30 Georgia Capitol Museum 
 
2:30 Images of Germany #08 
 
2:30 Arctic World #101-102 
 
3:00 World of Chemistry #05 
 
3:00 Beyond Chalk #09 
 
3:00 Die Deutschstunde #107 
 
3: 30 Achievement TV #13 
 
3:30 The Effective Teacher #111 3:30 Teachers Guide to Info. 
 
Hwy #109 
 
4:00 Reach Out and Teach #105 
 
4:00 Teacher's Workshop #205 
 
4:30 Wishbone #122 
 
4:30 Wishbone #123 
 
4:30 Wishbone #124 
 
4:30 Wishbone #126 
 
5:00 Zoom #102 
 
5:00 Zoom #103 
 
5:00 Zoom #104 
 
5:00 Zoom #106 
 
Evening 
 
Evening 
 
Evening 
 
Evening 
 
Evening 
 
5:30 Bill Nye #124 
 
5:30 Bill Nye #129 
 
5:30 Bill Nye #130 
 
5:30 Bill Nye #132 
 
6:00 Cycles of Life #101 
 
6:00 American History #01 
 
6:00 Cycles of Life #102 
 
6:00 American History #02 
 
6:00 People's Century #101 
 
6:30 Literary Visions #01 
 
6:30 America in Perspective #01 6:30 Literary Visions #02 
 
6:30 America in Perspective #02 
 
7:00 College Algebra #01 
 
7:00 Voices of Democracy #101 7:00 College Algebra #02 
 
7:00 Voice of Democracy #102 
 
7:00 Seasons of Life #01 
 
7:30 Intra. Psychology #101 
 
7:30 Sociological Imagination #01 7:30 Intra. Psychology #102 
 
7:30 Sociological Imagination #02 
 
8:00 GED #04 
 
8:00 Satellite Town Mtng #303 8:00 GED #05 
 
8:00 Satellite Town Mtng #304 
 
8:00 GED #06 
 
8:30 The Western Tradition #30 
 
9:00 Galaxy: Fixer Uppers 
 
9:00 Galaxy: Fixer Uppers 
 
Theme 1, Show 6F (SP) 
 
Theme 1, Show 6F (SP) 
 
9:30 Galaxy: Fixer Uppers 
 
9:30 Galaxy: Fixer Uppers 
 
8:30 The Western Tradition #31 
 
9:00 MATHLINE (Elementary) 9:00 MATHLINE (Middle Sch) 
 
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8:30 The Western Tradition #32 9:00 MATHLINE (High Sch) 
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6:30 Irasshai #333 
 
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7:00 Arthur #112 
 
7:00 Arthur #113 
 
7:00 Arthur #114 
 
7:00 Arthur #115 
 
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8:00 Integrated Sci 6 
 
7:30 Pappyland #508 8:00 Integrated Sci 7 
 
7:30 Irasshai #242 8:00 Integrated Sci 8 
 
7:30 Wonders Under the Sea #505 7:30 Irasshai #243 
 
8:00 Science Treehouse #108 
 
8:00 TEAMS: Reading: Basic 
 
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Cycles 7-9 
 
Change 7-9 
 
Stages 7-9 
 
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8:30 Science Aboard Ship #101 
 
9:00 SALSA #110 
 
9:00 SALSA #110 
 
9:00 Hands On: Crafts for Kids #201 
 
9:30 Connecticut River 
 
9:30 GeoScout #3 
 
9:30 Irasshai #332 
 
9:30 Great Gold Rush #102 
 
9:30 Irasshai #333 
 
9:45 Looking from Inside Out #09 
 
10:00 Galaxy: SNOOPS 
 
10:00 Galaxy: SNOOPS 
 
10:00 Galaxy: The House 
 
10:00 Galaxy: The House 
 
10:00 Read on from Cover to Cover #10 
 
Theme 2 Show 3 
 
Theme 2 Show 3 
 
Theme 3 Show B 
 
Theme 3 Show B 
 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #1301 10:30 Reading Rainbow #1302 
 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #1303 10:30 Reading Rainbow #1304 
 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #1305 
 
11:00 Galaxy: Finders Seekers, 11:00 Galaxy: Finders Seekers, 11:00 SuperScience With 
 
11:00 Get Real #413 
 
11:00 Kratts' Creatures #140 
 
Theme 3, B, Blue 
 
Theme 3, B, Blue 
 
Mollie and Bert #14 
 
11:15 Math Talk #14 
 
11:15 Math Vantage (Proportional 
 
Reasoning) #03 
 
11:30 TEAMS: Strengthening 
 
11:30 The Parenting Principle 
 
11:30 TEAMS: Earth 
 
11:30 TEAMS: Algebra In My 
 
11:30 TEAMS: Earth 
 
Curriculum w/Tech #5 
 
Processes #01 
 
World #06 
 
Processes #02 
 
Afternoon 
 
Afternoon 
 
Afternoon 
 
Afternoon 
 
Afternoon 
 
12:00 TEAMS: Strengthening 
 
Curriculum w/Tech #6 
 
12:30 Chattahoochee River 
 
12:30 GA Stories #101 
 
12:30 Irasshai #242 
 
12:30 GA Stories #218 
 
12:30 Irasshai #243 
 
1:00 Colonial Williamsburg #203 1:00 SALSA #206 
 
1:00 SALSA #206 
 
1:00 Habitat Earth 
 
1:30 Art Journeys #304 
 
1:30 Wild About Life 
 
1:30 Science Quest #305 
 
1:30 Transitions 
 
2:00 Exploring Ecosystems 
 
2:00 Secrets of Ocean Realm #102 
 
2:00 Water: Sacred & Profaned 
 
Teleconference 
 
2:30 Irasshai #332 
 
2:30 Images of Germany #09 
 
3:00 World of Chemistry #06 
 
3:00 Beyond Chalk #10 
 
3:00 Nutrition Standards #105 
 
3:00 Outside the Envelope #101-102 
 
3:30 Achievement TV #14 
 
3:30 The Effective Teacher #112 3:30 ESOP #03 
 
4:00 Reach Out & Teach #106 
 
4:30 Wishbone #127 
 
4:30 Wishbone #128 
 
4:30 Wishbone #129 
 
4:30 Wishbone #130 
 
5:00 Zoom #107 
 
5:00 Zoom #108 
 
5:00 Zoom #105 
 
5:00 Zoom #106 
 
5:00 Zoom #107 
 
Evening 
 
Evening 
 
Evening 
 
Evening 
 
Evening 
 
5:30 Bill Nye #133 
 
5:30 Bill Nye #134 
 
5:30 Bill Nye #135 
 
5:30 Bill Nye #136 
 
5:30 Bill Nye #137 
 
6:00 Cycles of Life #103 
 
6:00 American History #03 
 
6:00 Cycles of Life #1 04 
 
6:00 American History #04 
 
6:00 People's Century #102 
 
6:30 Literary Visions #03 
 
6:30 America in Perspective #03 6:30 Literary Visions #04 
 
6:30 America in Perspective #04 
 
7:00 College Algebra #03 
 
7:00 Voices of Democracy #103 7:00 College Algebra #04 
 
7:00 Voice of Democracy #104 
 
7:00 Seasons of Life #02 
 
7:30 Intra. Psychology #103 
 
7:30 Sociological Imagination #03 7:30 Intra. Psychology #104 
 
7:30 Sociological Imagination #04 
 
8:00 GED #07 
 
8:00 Satellite Town Mtng #305 8:00 GED #08 
 
8:00 Satellite Town Mtng #101 
 
8:00 GED #09 
 
8:30 The Western Tradition #33 
 
8:30 The Western Tradition #34 
 
8:30 The Western Tradition #35 
 
9:00 Galaxy: SNOOPS 
 
9:00 Galaxy: SNOOPS 
 
9:00 Galaxy: The House 
 
9:00 Galaxy: The House 
 
Theme 2 Show 3 (SP) 
 
Theme 2 Show 3 (SP) 
 
Theme 3 Show B (SP) 
 
Theme 3 Show B (SP) 
 
9:30 Galaxy: SNOOPS 
 
9:30 Galaxy: SNOOPS 
 
9:30 Galaxy: The House 
 
9:30 Galaxy: The House 
 
Theme 2 Show 3 (CC) 
 
Theme 2 Show 3 (CC) 
 
Theme 3 Show B (CC) 
 
Theme 3 Show B (CC) 
 
10:00 Irasshai #242 
 
10:00 Irasshai #243 
 
 Monday, January 25 Morning 6:30 Irasshai #334 
 
Thesday, January 26 Morning 
 
Wednesday, January 27 Morning 6:30 Irasshai #335 
 
Thursday, January 28 Morning 
 
Friday, January 29 Morning 
 
7:00 Arthur #116 7:30 Irasshai #244 8:00 Integrated Sci 6 
Cycles 10-12 
 
7:00 Arthur #117 7:30 Pappyland #509 8:00 Integrated Sci 7 
Change 10-12 
 
7:00 Arthur #118 7:30 Irasshai #245 8:00 Integrated Sci 8 
Stages 10-12 
 
7:00 Arthur #119 7:30 Wonders Under the Sea #506 8:00 Science Treehouse #109 
 
9:00 SALSA #111 
 
9:00 SALSA #111 
 
9:30 Irasshai #334 
 
9:30 Electricity & Magnetism #101 9:30 Irasshai #335 
 
9:30 The Great Gold Rush #103 
 
9:45 Looking from Inside Out #10 
 
10:00 Galaxy: Fixer Uppers 
 
10:00 Galaxy: Fixer Uppers 
 
10:00 Galaxy: Language Arts 
 
Theme 1, Show 7G 
 
Theme 1, Show 7G 
 
Professional Development 
 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #601 
 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #602 
 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #603 10:30 Reading Rainbow #604 
 
11:00 Galaxy: Finders Seekers, 11:00 Galaxy: Finders Seekers, 11:00 SuperScience With 
 
11:00 Get Real #414 
 
Theme 4, Show B, Red 
 
Theme 4, Show B, Red 
 
Mollie and Bert #15 
 
11:15 Math Talk #15 
 
11:15 Math Vantage (Proportional 
 
Reasoning) #04 
 
11:30 Colonial Williamsburg #204 11:30 TEAMS: California, Here 11:30 TEAMS: Earth Processes #03 11:30 TEAMS: Thrn on to 
 
I Come! #1 
 
Algebra #1 
 
Afternoon 
 
Afternoon 
 
Afternoon 
 
Afternoon 
 
12:30 Irasshai #244 
 
12:30 GA Stories #102 
 
12:30 Irasshai #245 
 
12:30 GA Stories #219 
 
1:00 Colonial Williamsburg #204 1:00 SALSA #207 
 
1:00 SALSA #207 
 
1:30 Art Journeys #106 
 
1:30 Wonders Under the Sea #201 
 
2:00 Secrets of Ocean Realm #103 
 
2:30 Irasshai #3 34 
 
2:30 Irasshai #335 
 
2:30 Images of Germany #10 
 
3:00 World of Chemistry #07 
 
3:00 Beyond Chalk #11 
 
3:00 Die Deutschstunde #108 
 
3:30 Achievement TV #15 
 
3:30 The Effective Teacher #113 3:30 Teachers Guide to Info. 
 
Highway #110 
 
4:00 Reach Out & Teach #107 
 
4:00 Teacher's Workshop #206 
 
4:30 Wishbone #132 
 
4:30 Wishbone #133 
 
4:30 Wishbone #134 
 
5:00 Zoom #108 
 
5:00 Zoom #109 
 
5:00 Zoom #110 
 
Evening 
 
Evening 
 
Evening 
 
Evening 
 
5:30 Bill Nye #140 
 
5:30 Bill Nye #141 
 
5:30 Bill Nye #142 
 
6:00 Cycles of Life #105 
 
6:00 American History #05 
 
6:00 Cycles of Life #106 
 
6:00 American History #06 
 
6:30 Literary Visions #05 
 
6:30 America in Perspective #05 6:30 Literary Visions #06 
 
6:30 America in Perspective #06 
 
7:00 College Algebra #05 
 
7:00 Voices of Democracy #105 7:00 College Algebra #06 
 
7:00 Voice of Democracy #106 
 
7:30 Intra. Psychology #105 
 
7:30 Sociological Imagination #05 7:30 Intra. Psychology #106 
 
7:30 Sociological Imagination #06 
 
8:00 GED #10 
 
8:00 Connect w/English #01 
 
8:00 GED #11 
 
8:00 Connect w/English #02 
 
8:30 The Western Tradition #36 
 
8:30 The Western Tradition #37 
 
9:00 Galaxy: Fixer Uppers 
 
9:00 Galaxy: Fixer Uppers 
 
Theme 1, Show 7G (SP) 
 
Theme 1, Show 7G (SP) 
 
9:30 Galaxy: Fixer Uppers 
 
9:30 Galaxy: Fixer Uppers 
 
Theme 1, Show 7G (CC) 
 
Theme 1, Show 7G (CC) 
 
10:00 Irasshai #244 
 
10:00 Irasshai #245 
 
7:00 Arthur #120 8:00 TEAMS: Reading: Basic 
To Success (2-3) Student 6.1 8:30 TEAMS: Reading: Basic 
To Success (2-3) Student 6.2 9:00 Hands On: Crafts for Kids #202 
10:00 Read on Cover to Cover #11 10:30 Reading Rainbow #605 11:00 Kratts' Creatures #145 
11:30 TEAMS: Earth Processes #04 Afternoon 
1:30 Real Science #503 2:00 Shamu TV 2:30 Messages from Outer Space 
4:30 Wishbone #136 5:00 Zoom #112 Evening 5:30 Bill Nye #145 6:00 People's Century #103 7:00 Seasons of Life #02 8:00 GED #12 8:30 The Western Tradition #38 
 
 Monday, February 1 Morning 6:30 Irasshai #336 7:00 Arthur #121 7:30 Irasshai #246 8:00 Integrated Sci 6 
Cycles 13-15 
9:30 Irasshai #336 
10:00 Galaxy: SNOOPS Theme 2 Show 4 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #506 11:00 Galaxy: Finders Seekers, 
Theme 3, C, Blue 11:15 Math Talk #16 11:30 TEAMS: Teaching 
Geometry #1 Afternoon. 12:30 Irasshai #246 
1:30 Transitions #101 2:00 Willa Brown 2:30 Irasshai #336 
3:30 Achievement TV #16 
4:30 Wishbone #137 5:00 Zoom #109 Evening 5:30 Bill Nye #147 6:00 Cycles of Life #107 6:30 Literary Visions #07 7:00 College Algebra #07 7:30 Intra. Psychology #107 8:00 GED #13 8:30 The Western Tradition #39 9:00 Galaxy: SNOOPS 
Theme 2 Show 4 (SP) 9:30 Galaxy: SNOOPS 
Theme 2 Show 4 (CC) 10:00 Irasshai #246 
 
Tuesday, February 2 
 
Wednesday, February 3 
 
Morning 
 
Morning 
 
6:30 Irasshai #337 
 
7:00 Arthur #122 
 
7:00 Arthur #123 
 
7:30 Pappyland #510 
 
7:30 Irasshai #247 
 
8:00 Integrated Sci 7 
 
8:00 Integrated Sci 8 
 
Change 13-15 
 
Stages 13-15 
 
9:00 SALSA #112 
 
9:30 Electricity & Magnetism #102 9:30 Irasshai #3 37 
 
9:45 Looking from Inside Out #11 
 
10:00 Galaxy: SNOOPS 
 
10:00 Galaxy: The House 
 
Theme 2 Show 4 
 
Theme 4 Show A 
 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #507 
 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #508 
 
11:00 Galaxy: Finders Seekers, 
 
Theme 3, C, Blue 
 
Thursday, February 4 Morning 
 
7:00 Arthur #124 7:30 Wonders Under the Sea #605 8:00 Science Treehouse #205 
 
9:00 SALSA #112 9:30 Great Gold Rush #104 
 
10:00 
10:30 11:00 
 
Galaxy: The House Theme 4 Show A Reading Rainbow #509 Get Real #415 
 
11:30 TEAMS: California, Here 11:30 TEAMS: Earth Processes #05 11:30 TEAMS: Turn on to 
 
I Come! #2 
 
Algebra #2 
 
Afternoon 
 
Afternoon 
 
Afternoon 
 
12:30 GA Stories #103 
 
12:30 Irasshai #247 
 
12:30 GA Stories #201 
 
1:00 Colonial Williamsburg #205 1:00 SALSA #208 
 
1:00 SALSA #208 
 
1:30 Wonders Under the Sea #202 
 
2:00 Secrets of Ocean Realm #104 
 
2:30 Irasshai #337 
 
2:30 Images of Germany #11 
 
3:00 World of Chemistry #08 
 
3:00 Beyond Chalk #12 
 
3:00 Die Deutschstunde #109 
 
3:30 The Effective Teacher #114 3:30 Teachers Guide to Info. 
 
Highway #111 
 
4:00 Reach Out & Teach #108 
 
4:00 Teacher's Workshop #301 
 
4:30 Wishbone #138 
 
4:30 Wishbone #139 
 
5:00 Zoom #110 
 
5:00 Zoom #111 
 
Evening 
 
Evening 
 
Evening 
 
5:30 Bill Nye #148 
 
5:30 Bill Nye #149 
 
6:00 American History #07 
 
6:00 Cycles of Life #1 08 
 
6:00 American History #08 
 
6:30 America in Perspective #07 6:30 Literary Visions #08 
 
6:30 America in Perspective #08 
 
7:00 Voices of Democracy #107 7:00 College Algebra #08 
 
7:00 Voice of Democracy #108 
 
7:30 Sociological Imagination #07 7:30 Intra. Psychology #108 
 
7:30 Sociological Imagination #08 
 
8:00 Connect w/English #03 
 
8:00 GED #14 
 
8:00 Connect w/English #04 
 
8:30 The Western Tradition #40 
 
9:00 Galaxy: SNOOPS 
 
9:00 Galaxy: The House 
 
9:00 Galaxy: The House 
 
Theme 2 Show 4 (SP) 
 
Theme 4 Show A (SP) 
 
Theme 4 Show A (SP) 
 
9:30 Galaxy: SNOOPS 
 
9:30 Galaxy: The House 
 
9:30 Galaxy: The House 
 
Theme 2 Show 4 (CC) 
 
Theme 4 Show A (CC) 
 
Theme 4 Show A (CC) 
 
10:00 Irasshai #247 
 
Friday, February 5 Morning 7:00 Arthur #125 
9:00 Hands On: Crafts for Kids #203 
10:00 Read on from Cover to Cover #12 10:30 Reading Rainbow #510 11:00 Kratts' Creatures #150 
11:30 TEAMS: Earth Processes #06 Afternoon 12:30 Maggie the Aggie #105 1:30 Real Science #504 2:00 Shamu TV 
4:30 Wishbone #201 5:00 Zoom #113 Evening 5:30 Bill Nye #152 6:00 People's Century #104 7:00 Seasons of Life #04 8:00 GED #15 8:30 The Western Tradition #41 
 
 Monday, February 8 Morning 6:30 Irasshai #338 7:00 Arthur #126 7:30 Irasshai #248 8:00 Integrated Sci 6 
Cycles 16-18 
9:30 Irasshai #338 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #501 11:15 Math Talk #17 11:30 TEAMS: Teaching 
Geometry #2 Afternoon 12:30 Irasshai #248 
1:30 Transitions #102 
2:30 Irasshai #338 
3:30 Achievement TV #17 
Evening 6:00 Cycles of Life #109 6:30 Literary Visions #09 7:00 College Algebra #09 7:30 Intra. Psychology #109 8:00 GED #16 8:30 The Western Tradition #42 10:00 Irasshai #248 
 
Tuesday, February 9 
 
Wednesday, February 10 
 
Morning 
 
Morning 
 
6:30 Irasshai #339 
 
7:00 Arthur #127 
 
7:00 Arthur #128 
 
7:30 Pappyland #511 
 
7:30 Irasshai #249 
 
8:00 Integrated Sci 7 
 
8:00 Integrated Sci 8 
 
Change 16-18 
 
Stages 16-18 
 
9:00 SALSA #113 
 
9:30 Electricity & Magnetism #103 9:30 Irasshai #3 39 
 
9:45 Looking from Inside Out #12 
 
Thursday, February 11 Morning 
7:00 Arthur #129 7:30 Wonders Under the Sea #507 
9:00 SALSA #113 9:30 Great Gold Rush #105 
 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #502 
 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #503 
 
10:30 Reading Rainbow #504 
 
11:30 TEAMS: California, Here I Corne! #3 
Afternoon 12:30 GA Stories #104 
 
11:30 TEAMS: Earth Processes #07 11:30 TEAMS: Turn on to 
 
Algebra #3 
 
Afternoon 
 
Afternoon 
 
12:30 Irasshai #249 
 
12:30 GA Stories #202 
 
1:00 SALSA #209 
 
1:00 SALSA #209 
 
1:30 Science Quest #306 
 
2:30 Irasshai #339 
 
3:00 World of Chemistry #09 
 
3:00 Beyond Chalk #13 
 
3:30 The Effective Teacher #115 3:30 Teachers Guide to Info. 
 
Highway #112 
 
Evening 
 
Evening 
 
6:00 American History #09 
 
6:00 Cycles of Life #110 
 
6:30 America in Perspective #09 6:30 Literary Visions #10 
 
7:00 Voices of Democracy #109 7:00 College Algebra #10 
 
7:30 Sociological Imagination #09 7:30 Intra. Psychology #110 
 
8:00 Connect w/English #05 
 
8:00 GED #17 
 
8:30 The Western Tradition #43 
 
10:00 Irasshai #249 
 
2:30 Images of Germany #12 3:00 Die Deutschstunde #110 
Evening 6:00 American History #10 6:30 America in Perspective #10 7:00 Voice of Democracy #110 7:30 Sociological Imagination #10 8:00 Connect w/English #06 
 
Friday, February 12 Morning 6:30 Irasshai #340 7:00 Arthur #130 
8:00 TEAMS: Reading: Basic To Success (2-3) Staff #7 
9:00 Hands On: Crafts for Kids #204 9:30 Irasshai #340 
10:00 Read on from Cover to Cover #13 10:30 Reading Rainbow #505 
11:30 TEAMS: Earth Processes #08 
Afternoon 
1:30 Real Science #505 2:00 Sharnu TV 2:30 Irasshai #340 
Evening 6:00 People's Century #105 
7:00 Seasons of Life #05 
8:00 GED #18 8:30 The Western Tradition #44 
 
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CJ1 
 
 PeachStar Pipeline 
 
Many of the programs and series in this 
 
are 
 
410 listings. Please refer to 
 
listings for detailed information and descriptions of those titles. 
 
BLOCKFEED begins 6 PM, Mon., 01/18 101: What is Art? 102: Hispanic Masters in Painting 103: American Masters in Painting 104: Craft, Pt. I: The Beauty in Its Function 105: Comparing Aesthetics in Folk Art 106: Out of Africa, into America 107: Expressions in ThreeDimensions 108: Print Making 109: Photography and ComputerCreated Art 
BLOCKFEED begins 6 PM, Tues., 01/19 201: The Art and Architecture of Two Texas Art Museums 202: How Do Artists View Their Place? 203: Emerging Cultural Influences in America 204: Nontraditional Celebration: Revealing Cultural Traditions in Art and Life 205: Listening to the Wood: Luis Jose Rivera 206: Marla Izquierdo: A Retrospective 207: A Pilgrimage to the Donald Judd Estate 208: Green Mountain Foundry: From Melted Metal to a Sharing of Ideas 209: Imagination as Inspiration 301: Water Pictures: The New and the Old View of Bays, Estuaries and Coastline 302: The Printing Plate: Pressing Images 303: Family Pictures: Carmen Lomas Garza 
Lovable puppets show students that math is part of everyday life. 
BLOCKFEED begins 6 PM, Wed., 01/20 01: Math is Everywhere, Pt. I 02: Math is Everywhere, Pt. II 03: Blossom & Snappy Go To The Farm, Pt. I 04: Blossom & Snappy Go To The Farm, Pt. II 05: Blossom & Snappy Go To The Bank, Pt. I 
 
06: Blossom & Snappy Go To The Bank, Pt. II 
07: Blossom & Snappy Learn About Utilities 
08: Blossom & Snappy Go Shopping 
09: Blossom & Snappy Go To The Zoo, Pt. I 
10: Blossom & Snappy Go To The Zoo, Pt. II 
11: Blossom & Snappy Go To The Post Office 
12: Blossom & Snappy Go Gardening 
BLOCKFEED begins 6 PM, Thur., 01/21 13: Blossom & Snappy Redecorate, Pt. I 14: Blossom & Snappy Redecorate, Pt. II 15: Blossom & Snappy Build Scale Models 16: Blossom & Snappy GO GO GO! 17: Blossom & Snappy Learn About Planning 18: Blossom & Snappy Seek Fame & Fortune 19: Blossom & Snappy Learn About Music 20: Blossom & Snappy Go Camping 
Takes place inside and outside the classroom under the humorous and insightful guidance of a fictional student named Eddie. 
BLOCKFEED begins 6 PM, Mon., 01/25 101: Welcome to Math: You Gotta Start Somewhere 102: Estimation: Going to The Dogs 103: Geometry: Invasion of the Polygons 104: Fractions: Anyway You Slice It 105: Hot Dog Heaven (Distance, Time and Speed) 106: The Lucky Batting Glove (Statistics) 107: The Veggie Stash-0-Matic (Circles) 108: The Fake Money Caper (Decimals) 109: Sleep Like a Dog (Length and Area) 110: The Big Concert (Patterns) 111: The Day Manhattan Ran Dry (Volume) 112: Eddie in Barbieland (The Counting Principle) 
 
BLOCKFEED begins 6 PM, Mon., 01/11 101: Geographic Environment 102: Early Inhabitants, Pt. 1 103: Early Inhabitants, Pt. 2 104: Colonial Georgia, Pt. 1 105: Colonial Georgia, Pt. 2 106: First Century of Statehood, Pt. 1 107: First Century of Statehood, Pt. 2 108: First Century of Statehood, Pt. 3 109: First Century of Statehood, Pt. 4 110: Rise of Modern Georgia, Pt. 1 111: Rise of Modern Georgia, Pt. 2 112: State & Local Government, Pt. 1 113: State & Local Government, Pt. 2 
BLOCKFEED begins 6 PM, Tues., 01/12 114: Rise of Modern Georgia, Pt. 3 115: Rise of Modern Georgia, Pt. 4 116: Modern Georgia, Pt. 1 117: Modern Georgia, Pt. 2 118: Culture 
BLOCKFEED begins 8 PM, Tues., 01/12 201: Geographic Environment 202: Early Inhabitants, Pt. 1 203: Early Inhabitants, Pt. 2 204: Revolution & Early Statehood, 1764-1787 205: Westward Movement, Pt. 1 206: Westward Movement, Pt. 2 207: The Civil War, Pt. 1 208: The Civil War, Pt. 2 
BLOCKFEED begins 6 PM, Wed., 01/13 209: The New South, Pt. 1 210: The New South, Pt. 2 211: Rise of Modern Georgia, Pt. 1 212: Rise of Modern Georgia, Pt. 2 213: Modern Georgia, Pt. 1 214: Modern Georgia, Pt. 2 215: Modern Georgia, Pt. 3 216: Modern Georgia, Pt. 4 217: Modern Georgia, Pt. 5 218: Modern Georgia, Pt. 6 219: Modern Georgia, Pt. 7 
A thematic presentation of world regions and their people. 
BLOCKFEED begins 8 AM, Mon., 01/11 01: South Asia 02: Southeast Asia 
 
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03: Japan 04: Russia 05: East Asia 06: Australia/New Zealand 07: North Africa/Southwest Asia 08: Africa/South of the Sahara 09: Central and South America 10: Europe 
BLOtKFEED begins 6 PM, Fri., 01/22 801: Opt- An Illusionary Tale 802: Racoons and Ripe Corn 803: The Lady with a Ship on Her Head 804: Kate Shelley and the Midnight Express 805: Snowy Day 806: Tar Beach 807: The Wall 808: Sam the Sea Cow 809: Rechenka's Eggs 810: Sophie & Lou 
BLOCKFEED begins 6 PM, Thur., 01/14 Repeats beginning 6 PM, Wed., 01/27 
101: Goldilocks and the Three Bears 
102: Making Soup 103: The New Chair 104: Hide and Seek 105: The Birthday Party 106: Too Many Cooks 107: Red Riding Hood 108: Disguises 109: Manners 110: Gut Busters 111: Little Blue Riding Hood 112: The Wolf's Share 113: The Three Clever Goats 114: Special Delivery 115: Family Feud 
BLOCKFEED begins 6 PM, Fri., 01/15 Repeats beginning 6 PM, Thur., 01/28 
116: Monster Mayhem 117: Happy Birthday Monster! 118: Highway Robbery 119: The Little Red Hen 20: The Armadillo's Hamburgers 121: The Fruit Fiasco 122: Finally Nine 123: Quiz Show Revisited 124: It Was a Dark and Stormy 
Night 125: The Race 126: The Goats 127: Super Armadillo 128: The Great Ice Cream Robbery 129: The Red Shoes 130: Quiz Shoe III: Hiccup 
BLOCKFEED begins 6 PM, Tues., 01/26 01: Creepy Crawlies 02: Our Moon, Pt. 1 03: Our Moon, Pt. II 04: Kitchen Chemistry, Pt. I 05: Kitchen Chemistry, Pt. II 
 
06: Whales, Pt. I 07: Whales, Pt. II 08: Muscles N' Bones, Pt. I 09: Muscles N' Bones, Pt. II 10: Seed Needs, Pt. I 11: Seed Needs, Pt. II 12: It's Raining, Pt. I 13: It's Raining, Pt. II 14: Dig Those Dinosaurs, Pt. I 15: Dig Those Dinosaurs, Pt. II 
These programs develop an understanding of how naturally occurring situations can be represented algebraically. 
BLOCKFEED begins 9 PM, Fri., 01/08 01: Writing Equations 02: Exploring Number Relationships 03: Using Data for Problem Solving 04: Working with Functions 05: Describing and Extending Patterns 06: Solving Riddles 
 
This series helps students make the transition from arithmetic to algebra. Students learn equations, variables, integers and other algebraic concepts. 
BLOCKFEED begins 6 PM, Fri., 01/08 01: Patterns and Functions 02: Expressions and Algebraic Symbols 03: Introduction to Integers 04: Working with Variables 05: Operations with Integers 06: Algebraic Equations 
 
Airs on date indicated, 12 PM 
 
01/04 
 
Staff Overview 
 
BLOCKFEED begins 6 PM, Mon., 01/04 01: Inquiry 02: Expansion and Contraction: Solids 03: Convection and Conduction 04: Absorbing and Radiating Heat 05: Changes of State 06: Removing Heat 07: Review and Assessment 
 
January 1999 
08: To be announced 
Students explore their own family histories. BLOCKFEED begins 6 PM, Tues., 01/05 
Staff Overview 01: Ancestor Detectives 02: Back to the Past 03: Family Scrapbooks 04: Family Stories 05: Family Histories 
This series empowers students to become active and critical viewers of television. BLOCKFEED begins 8 PM, Thurs., 01/07 
Staff Overview 01: Mastering Media 02: Commercial Appeal 03: Be a TV Critic 04: Television News 05: You Are the News 
Letters from Rifka by Karen Hesse is a delightful, hopeful story of a young girl who emigrates from Russia to America in 1919. BLOCKFEED begins 6 PM, Wed., 01/06 Repeats beginning 6 PM, Fri., 01/29 
Staff Overview 102: Initial Response to the Story 103: Deepening Understanding 104: Historical Significance 105: Extending Understanding 
These staff development programs help teachers understand what algebraic thinking is and the importance of teaching algebraic concepts throughout the grades, beginning in kindergarten. BLOCKFEED begins 6 PM, Thurs., 01/07 01/07 Staff #1 
Staff #2 
 
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G1'TV 
Georgia Public Television 
 
Channel400 Ready-To-Learn Highlights 
Note: Program schedule is as ofpress time. It is subject to change. 
 
Arthur 
Airs Monday- Friday at 9 AM SCHOOL RIGHTS -1 year from original broadcast 
 
01/04 01/05 01/06 01/07 01/08 01/11 01/12 01/13 01/14 01/15 01/18 01/19 01/20 01/21 01/22 
 
#101 #102 #103 #104 #105 #106 #107 #108 #109 #110 #111 #112 #113 #114 #115 
 
#116 #117 #118 #119 
 
Arthur's Eyes/Francine's Bad Hair Day Arthur and the Real Mr. Ratburn/Arthur's Spelling D.W. All Wet/Buster's Dino Dilemma D.W.'s Imaginary Friend/Arthur's Lost Library Book Arthur's Pet Business/D.W. the Copycat Locked in the Library!/Arthur Accused Arthur Goes to Camp/Buster Makes the Grade Arthur's New Puppy/Arthur Bounces Back Arthur Babysits/Arthur's Cousin Catastrophe Arthur's Birthday/Francine Frensky, Superstar Arthur's Baby/ D.W.'s Baby Arthur Writes a Story/Arthur's Lost Dog So Long, Spanky/Buster's New Friend Arthur the Wrecker/Arthur and the True Francine Arthur's Family Vacation/Grandpa Dave's Old Country Arthur and the Crunch Cereal Contest/D.W. Flips Meek for a Week/Arthur, World's Greatest Gleeper Arthur's Chicken Pox/Sick as a Dog D.W. Rides Again/Arthur Makes the Team Arthur's Almost Boring Day/The Half Baked Sale 
 
Kratts' Creatures 
Airs Monday & Wednesday at 3:30PM SCHOOL RIGHTS -1 year from original broadcast 
 
01/04 01/06 01/11 01/13 01/18 01/20 
 
#126 #128 #131 #133 #136 #138 
 
Arribada 1: The Sea Turtle Invasion Around Australia in Eight Days Creature Rescue Marshmania Backyard Bandits Best of the Best, The 
 
Wishbone 
Airs Friday at 3:30PM SCHOOL RIGHTS -1 year from original broadcast 
Bone of Arc A Tale of Two Sitters Pawloined Paper, The Count's Account, The 
 
G1'TV 
Georgia Public "television 
Channel400 Weekday Schedule 
Morning 6:30 Puzzle Place 7:00 Noddy 7:30 Arthur 8:00 Teletubbies 8:30 Barney & Friends 9:00 Arthur 9:30 Teletubbies 10:00 Big Comfy Couch 10:30 Sesame Street 11:30 Mister Rogers' 
Neighborhood 
Afternoon 12:00 Donna's Day 12:30 Barney & Friends 
From 1-3 PM every weekday of the 1998-99 school year, GPTV will broadcast statewide many of the instructional programs aired directly to Georgia public schools over the PeachStar Satellite Network. Turn the page for a detailed listing of PeachStar programs that will appear on GPTV during January. 
3:00 Adventures from the Book of Virtues 
3:30 Kratts' Creatures (M, W) Bill Nye the Science Guy (T, Th) Wishbone (F) 
4:00 Zoom 4:30 Arthur 5:00 Arthur 5:30 Barney & Friends 
NOTE: A new program, Zohoomafo, will air in the 3:304:00 time slot, Monday-Friday, beginning January 25. 
 
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Airs Tues., 2 PM 01/05 114: The Rise of Modern Georgia, 
Pt. 3 01/12 115: The Rise of Modern Georgia, 
Pt. 4 Modern Georgia, Pt. 1 Modern Georgia, Pt. 2 Culture 
 
01/29 610: Buddy Bear Joins the Circus 02/01 611: Hollywood Comes to 
Pappyland 02/03 301: Elmer's Birthday Party 
Mystery 02/05 302: Chucky Wins at Having Fun 
 
School Days, 1-3 PM on GPTV, Channel 400 
(For program descriptions and details, refer to the PeachStar program listings or the PeachStar Program Guide.) 
Airs Thurs., 1:30 PM 01/07 07: Blossom & Snappy Learn 
About Utilities 01/14 08: Blossom & Snappy Go 
Shopping 01/21 09: Blossom & Snappy Go To 
The Zoo, Pt. I 01/28 10: Blossom & Snappy Go To 
The Zoo, Pt. II 02/04 11: Blossom & Snappy Go To 
The Post Office 
Airs Wed., 2 PM 01/06 115: Solar: The Popular Energy 
Source 01/13 116: Natural Gas Cars 01/20 117: Electric Cars 01/27 118: The Next Generation Vehicle 02/03 119: The New Environmentalists 
 
Airs Mon., 1:30 PM 
 
01/11 
 
Theme 2: Show A 
 
01/25 
 
Theme 2: Show B 
 
Airs Thurs., 2 PM 01/07 215: Modern Georgia, Pt. 3 01/14 216: Modern Georgia, Pt. 4 01/21 217: Modern Georgia, Pt. 5 01/28 218: Modern Georgia, Pt. 6 02/04 219: Modern Georgia, Pt. 7 
Airs Mon. & Wed., 2:30 PM 01/04 230: Japanese Food 01/06 231: Mealtime Etiquette 01111 232: Ordering Food 01/13 233: Visiting a Restaurant 01/18 234: Birthday, Pt. 1 01/20 235: Birthday, Pt. 2 01/25 236: More About Dates 01/27 237: Holidays 02/01 238: "What do you want?" 02/03 239: Review Days and Months 
Airs Tues. & Thurs., 2:30 PM 01/05 330: Review 1 01/07 331: Review 2 01/12 332: At the Supermarket 01/14 333: At the Post Office 01/19 334: At the Doughnut Shop 01/21 335: Buying a Present 01/26 336: At the Vegetable and Fruit 
Store 01/28 337: At the Department Store 02/02 338: Meeting a Friend 02/04 339: At the Coffee Shop 
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A middle school series that can be used as a foreign language exploratory course or as a supplement to Asian studies. 
Airs Fri., 2:30 PM 01/08 107: Holidays and Festivals 01/15 108: Food 01/22 109: Shopping 01/29 110: Sports 02/05 111: Weather and Climate 
Airs Mon., Wed. & Fri., 1 PM 01/04 312: Turtle Lou Minds His 
Manners 01/06 313: Turtle Lou and Buddy Bear 
Play Fair with Chucky 01/08 601: Trouble at the Pappyland Art 
Festival 01/11 602: Pappy's Teeny Tiny 
Adventure 01/13 603: Pappyland's Mixed-Up Day 01/15 604: Lost in Pappyland 01/18 605: Chucky Gets Amnesia 01/20 606: The Big Whopper 01/22 607: Turtle Lou Visits Italy 01/25 608: The Giant Pappy Adventure 01/27 609: Double Trouble in Pappyland 
 
Airs hi., 2 PM 01/22 501: Marine Veterinarian, Art 
Conservator 01/29 502: Wildlife Biologists 02/05 503: Zoo Biologist, 
Anthropologist 
Airs 'fues. & Thurs., 1 PM 01/05 121: The Fruit Fiasco 01/07 122: Finally Nine 01/12 123: Quiz Show Revisited 01/14 124: It Was a Dark and Stormy 
Night 01/19 125: The Race 01/21 126: The Goats 01/26 127: Super Armadillo 01/28 128: The Great Ice Cream Robbery 02/02 129: The Red Shoes 02/04 130: Quiz Shoe III: Hiccup 
Airs l'rl., t:3U PM 01/08 203: Before the Dinosaurs 01/22 305: Pre-Columbian Worlds 01/29 204: Coiled to Strike: The Natural 
History of Snakes 02/05 205: Discovery Factory 
Airs Tues., 1:30PM 01/05 07: Whales, Pt. II 01/12 08: Muscles N' Bones, Pt. I 01/19 09: Muscles N' Bones, Pt. II 01/26 10: Seed Needs, Pt. I 02/02 11: Seed Needs, Pt. II 
This series helps students explore the roots of representative government, religious freedom, capitalist economics and other concepts. 
Airs consecutively on Mon., 2 PM 01/04 101: Trekking Across America 
102: Spain Comes to America 01/11 103: Early European Settlements 
104: Establishing Colonies in America 
01/18 105: Road to Independence 106: Forming the American Government 
01/25 107: Westward Ho! 108: Divided and United 
02/01 109: The Urbanization of America 110: From Sea to Sea 
 
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Count On It! (20-Tape Video Collection) Georgia Stories I (18-Tape Video Collection) Georgia Stories II (19-Tape Video Collection) 
 
@ 140.00 @ 150.00 @ 150.00 
 
1998-99 PeachStar Program Guide 
 
@ *30.00 
 
PeachStar Pipeline Newsletter (9 issues) 
 
@ *15.00 
 
Count On It! Teacher Guide (Mathematics Gr. K-3) 
 
@ 10.00 
 
Georgia Stories I&' II Teacher Guide (Gr. 4) 
 
@ 10.00 
 
Georgia Stories I&' II Teacher Guide (Gr. 8) 
 
@ 10.00 
 
SALSA Guide (K-5) 
 
@ **5.00 
 
Irasshai Explorer Teacher Guide (Gr. 6-8) 
 
@ 100.00 
 
Irasshai Explorer Student Text (Gr. 6-8) 
 
@ **19.95 
 
Add 7% for shipping/handling (S&H) on all orders (up to $500) except Pipeline subscriptions: + 
 
Total for this Order: 
 
* One Program Guide and 25 complimentary copies of PeachStar Pipeline are sent to every K-12 public school in Georgia. A Guide and several free copies of Pipeline are also sent to every local school system central office as well as every public college and university, adult technical institute, and regional public library in the state. If those institutions want additional Program Guides or extra copies of Pipeline, they are charged the regular fees. Individuals and private entities also are charged those fees. 
** Prices listed for the SALSA Guide, Irasshai Explorer Student Text and Irasshai Explorer Packaged Series are for Georgia public schools only. All others interested in these products should call the PeachStar Foreign Language Hotline at 1-800-222-6006, Ext. 2554. 
 
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PeachStar Presents 
The Georgia Staff Development Council's Satellite Academy 
Timely Topics in Education - A Professional Development Series 
 
PeachStar Education Services is collaborating with the Georgia Staff Development Council (GSDC) to bring Timely Topics in Education, a quality professional development series, to every educator in Georgia. The programming is video-based and satellite-delivered enabling educators to meet their recertification requirements without having to leave the work site. A sample staff development plan for one SDU and a facilitator's guide will be mailed upon receipt of registration. Sites may tape sessions and retain one copy for use at the downlink site until the end of the academic year. 
The Timely Topics series is a three-part package. The entire series or individual topics may be purchased. 
Topic 1 -- Preventing School Violence -- Crisis Management for Education Leaders Broadcast Dates: February 15, 16, 17, 18 (Mon.-Thurs.) 3:30-4:30 PM each session Fee: $100 (per downlink site) 
School Violence is content presented at a recent conference sponsored by the Georgia Human Relations Commission. The four one-hour sessions include keynote speakers, panel discussions and workshop presentations on ways educators can prevent school violence or provide a coordinated response to emergency events. 
Topic 2 -- Sexual Harassment -What is it? How to prevent it? Broadcast Dates: February 23, 24 (Tues. & Wed.) 3:30-4:30 PM each session Fee: $75 (per downlink site) 
Sexual Harassment consists of content first presented as a live teleconference to teachers and administrators in the Fulton County School System. Fulton County has generously shared with GSDC an edited version of that program which is applicable to all school systems throughout Georgia. The two one-hour sessions define sexual harassment, use interesting vignettes as examples of inappropriate behavior, and demonstrate effective techniques for administrators confronted with a sexual harassment complaint. The focus is on conduct between adult employees. 
Topic 3 -- Staff Development and Student Achievement -- Making the Connection in Georgia Schools Broadcast Date: February 25 (Thurs.) 3:30-4:30 PM Fee: $75 (per downlink site) 
Staff Development is a report from the Council for School Performance which highlights effective practices that positively impact student achievement. The one-hour session will aid those interested in planning school-based staff development activities and will highlight "best practices." 
 
REGISTRATION INFORMATION -- Send to Georgia Public Broadcasting 
 
School Name (Downlink Site),_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 
 
Mailing Address_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 
 
Workshop Facilitator's Name_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 
 
IRD Number 
 
(This is a 16 digit number on the Integrated Receiver Decoder (IRD) on your 
 
satellite receiving equipment. This equipment is usually housed in the school media center.) **Only registered 
 
sites will be able to receive these broadcasts. Special broadcast dates may be arranged for an additional fee. 
 
Fees: 
 
_ _ _ _ Entire Timely Topics Series -$150 ____ Topic 1 -Only $100 _ _ _ _ Topic 2 -Only $75 
____ Topic 3 -Only $75 
 
Send payments to: Georgia Public Broadcasting PeachStar Education Services 260 14th Street, N.W. Atlanta, GA 30318 
 
Questions? Calll-888-501-8960 or (404) 685-2550 or E-mail <jsmith@gpb.org>. 
 
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SALSA and lrasshai Continue to Grow 
 
PeachStar has been extremely busy this year answering your questions about SALSA and Irasshai. Here are updates on the two popular distance learning language and culture series. 
SALSA, PeachStar's Spanish language and culture series for young children, is being used and enjoyed by a growing number of elementary schools in Georgia and the rest of the country. Since the beginning of this school year, PeachStar has mailed out more than 950 information packets and tapes to interested schools. More than 200 schools in Georgia have ordered new SALSA Activity Guides. All 50 states have requested information about the series, and schools and districts in Alaska, California, Florida, Kentucky, Michigan, Oregon, New Jersey and South Carolina have actually purchased materials and are now using SALSA in their classrooms. Find out more about SALSA by calling (800) 222-6006, Ext 2554. 
Irasshai, PeachStar's high school Japanese course, is also expanding. Not 
 
only does the course serve students and schools in 17 states including Georgia, Irasshai now is used by AKEI Corporation, a Japanese-owned company in Vancouver, Washington. AKEI's training manager says lrasshai gives employees an opportunity to learn Japanese in a way that is convenient for them and cost effective for the company. 
Another measure of the quality of Irasshai: In November the National Educational Telecommunications Association (NETA) named Irasshai the nation's "Best Instructional Television Program for Secondary Schools." In the world of instructional video, the NETA award is among the most coveted and prestigious of all, and this is another indication of PeachStar's growing reputation as a national leader in the production and delivery of effective foreign language programming. 
Schools and businesses can register for Irasshai now. For information call PeachStar's Foreign Language Hotline (800) 222-6006, Ext 2554. 
 
ALS Rights Information 
 
There is good news in the form of 
 
updated information regarding Adult 
 
Learning Service (ALS) programming. As 
 
many Georgia teachers know, ALS pro- 
 
vides excellent supplemental video 
 
resources for use in the classroom or for 
 
staff development. Schools have the 
 
right to record and preview ALS offer- 
 
ings for seven days. After that, schools 
 
that decide to use any of the program- 
 
ming in any way must pay a fee to pur- 
 
chase a site license from ALS. The good 
 
news is that this site license is good for 
 
your school for life! This new informa- 
 
tion may be just what you need to per- 
 
suade your administration to invest in 
 
this valuable programming. 
 
If your school or system is not able to 
 
purchase ALS programming, then you 
 
might want to seek funding from your 
 
PTA/PTOs, your school's partners in 
 
education, or local civic groups. Many 
 
times in the past such organizations 
 
have helped schools throughout Georgia 
 
to purchase instructional video 
 
resources. 
 
For an exhaustive listing of ALS pro- 
 
grams, including descriptions and asso- 
 
ciated fees, go to your school media cen- 
 
ter and see pages 17-20 of the PeachStar 
 
Program Guide. 
 
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Transitions Reminder 
As noted in last month's Pipeline, Transitions, a series designed to help high school students succeed in a college environment, premieres in January. Over the coming months 10, 30-minute programs will be presented on PeachStar. A web page, a student activities packet, and an instructors guide are also available. Transitions is informative and designed to engage the attention of today's students. 
On Friday, January 22, from 1:30-3 PM, the series will kick off with a live teleconference on PeachStar's Channel410. The program will explain the goals and content of the series, and there will be a question and answer session. The first two regular episodes of Transitions will be aired in early February. Check the listings on page seven of this Pipeline for dates, times and program titles. 
 
Explorer Wins Honors, Too 
PeachStar's newest foreign language and culture series is Irasshai Explorer, a middle school resource that can be used to introduce students to the Japanese language or to enhance a social studies unit in Asian Studies. Like all PeachStar productions, Explorer's core video lessons are supplemented by extensive print materials. Executive Printing, Inc., an Atlanta firm, has awarded the Executive Choice Award to Explorer. Jeff Messersmith, Account Executive for Executive Printing, said the award is given for excellence in design and print reproduction. 
Brand new this school year, Irasshai Explorer already is in use in a number of Georgia middle schools and in schools as far away as New York and Hawaii. Schools interested in Explorer should call our Foreign Language Hotline, 1800-222-6006, Ext. 2554. This exciting resource also is available for purchase at the GPTV Store of Knowledge in Atlanta's Lenox Square. 
PBS TeacherSource 
The Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) has launched TeacherSource, a comprehensive new web site for educators. Visit the site for PBS program highlights and descriptions, lesson plan ideas, background resources, grant information, chat rooms for teachers, and information for child care providers and kids. 
The site is conveniently divided into subject areas (Arts and Literature, Health and Vocation, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science), so teachers will have an easy time finding information and resources specifically of interest to them. The TechKnow section will be of special interest to media specialists, technology coordinators and others who want to understand, among other things, what digital broadcasting means for education and the possibilities this will bring -and already is bringing in Georgia -- to education. 
There is also a Talk Back section as well as a listing of upcoming national conferences and links to various sites of interest to educators and other care givers. 
The TeacherSource address is <http://www. pbs.org/teachersource/>. Check it out and pass the word. 
 
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Galaxy Georgia is 
Out of This World! 
Galaxy Classroom, a hands-on science and language arts program delivered and funded by Georgia Public Broadcasting through an appropriation from the Georgia State Legislature, is receiving rave reviews from elementary school teachers all over Georgia. 
"Galaxy is a quality program that teaches students to think," says Donna Robb, Worth County Schools. "Galaxy integrates subject matter and incorporates QCC objectives." 
"I expected my students' test scores in science would increase," says Pam Miller, DeKalb County Schools. "I was pleasantly surprised when their writing scores went up too!" 
This year 425 Georgia schools -- representing 105 counties -- are participating in Galaxy Classroom. At those schools 1,800 teachers instruct 54,000 Georgia students using Galaxy interactive distance learning. 
State funding also provides hands-on training for four teachers from each elementary school that participates in Galaxy. For the teachers' convenience, training is offered at 15 regional institutes across the state. Here's how some of the thousands of Georgia teachers who have attended the institutes evaluated the training: 
"The hands-on experiences made the ideas come alive!" 
"Finally a program that you feel comfortable going back to school to implement. I can see how Galaxy will integrate into everything I'm doing." 
Does Galaxy make a difference in test scores? A national independent evaluation conducted by Far West Laboratory during Galaxy's pilot year answered a resounding yes! Galaxy students made 145 percent greater gains than comparison students in reading comprehension and 37 percent higher gains in vocabulary. On classification tasks, Galaxy students' gains were twice that of comparison students, and Galaxy students consistently understood the core "big ideas" and were able to apply them in new contexts. 
To find out more about Galaxy Classroom -- and how your school can participate -- call Christine Kane at 1-800-303-9070, Ext. 41. 
 
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MATH LINE 
Teachers can join a national MATHLINE listserv -- an E-mail discussion group comprised of mathematics educators across the country -- by visiting the PBS web site <http://www.pbs.org/teachersource/math/index.html>. Choose "Online Interaction" to join the free listserv and download MATHLINE lesson plans. Remember, MATHLINE professional development videos may be taped off of PeachStar and retained for educational use for one year. For more information about local implementation of MATHLINE, visit the PeachStar web site <http://www.peachstar.gatech.edu>. 
TEAMS 
Looking for affordable -- as in free -resources for kindergarten through 8th grade in math, science, reading/language arts and social studies? TEAMS offers a comprehensive distance learning package for K-8 classrooms consisting of video (aired on PeachStar), teacher guides and an extensive web site <http://teams.lacoe.edu>. Georgia schools may register for TEAMS on the PeachStar web site <http://www. peachstar.gatech.edu/pstar/teams.htm> or by calling Stephanie Caywood at (404) 685-2584. Don't forget -- PeachStar already has paid for TEAMS participation for Georgia public schools, so registration, programming, and the teacher guides are all free. 
Our Web is Your Web 
If you've visited our web site recently, you may have noticed a new address for the PeachStar homepage, < www.peachstar.gatech.edu>. You'll also notice that we are expanding and improving the site to better serve our users -- the educators and students of Georgia. As always, we ask for your input. Visit our site and go to the "What's New" or "Feedback" sections where you can offer your suggestions on how to improve the site. If you, or someone you know, is interested in serving on a technology focus group that evaluates the PeachStar web site, E-mail us at <peachstar@gpb.org> or call (404) 6852550. 
 
Because You Asked... A Y2K Update 
"Y2K" is the term used by many to refer to the "Year 2000" computer software problem faced by organizations that rely heavily on computers. Private and government organizations have had to analyze their hardware and software to make sure that when year 2000 rolls in, their machinery continues to function correctly. 
PeachStar has received several calls from technology coordinators and others wanting to know if their satellite equipment is "Year 2000 Compliant." We have researched the question, and here is what we have found: 
Schools do not face any Year 2000 problems with the following equipment that has been purchased and installed by the state over the past few years:  Your steerable satellite dish  Your General Instruments IRDs  Your Chaparral receivers 
There are a wide variety of VCRs and TV monitors in use in schools across the state, and most have features that allow you to preset to record at future dates and times. If you have a concern about these, we suggest you call the manufacturer of your particular piece of equipment. 
As always... If you need help 
with your satellite equipment, 
Call The Satellite Help 
Desk Monday - Friday 
7:30 AM-4:30 PM 
1-800-877-7805 
 
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PeachStar Education Services Contact Information 
Phone PeachStar at: Main Number 
(404) 685-2550 (Atlanta area) 1-888-501-8960 (Toll-free) PeachStar Foreign Language Hotline 1-800-222-6006, Ext. 2554 Video On Request Line (404) 685-2580 (Atlanta area) 1-888-501-8960, Ext. 2580 (Toll-free) PeachStar Program Schedule Questions (404) 685-2562 (Atlanta area) 1-888-501-8960, Ext. 2562 (Toll-free) Pipeline Delivery Problems Call Main Number listed above Other Pipeline Questions or Comments (404) 685-2588 or 685-2561 E-mail Pipeline at wchenault@gpb.org 
Fax PeachStar at (404) 685-2556 Visit PeachStar on the Web: Go to <http://www.gpb.org>. 
Then click on the PeachStar icon. 
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