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2007/08 Block Feeds on KET ED
- Block Feed: Programs 101-110 Program Details
- 26 minutes
- Tuesday, August 7 at 11:20 am on KETED
- Tuesday, August 7 at 3:30 pm on KETED
- Tuesday, August 28 at 3:30 pm on KETED
- Tuesday, September 18 at 11:30 am on KETED
- Monday, November 5 at 11:30 am on KETED
- Tuesday, January 8 at 11:20 am on KETED
- Tuesday, January 29 at 3:30 pm on KETED
- Friday, April 18 at 10:00 am on KETED
Episodes Included in These Block Feeds
- 101. Colors
- Aleda asks students to think of the most vibrant colors they have seen.
- 102. The Third Eye
- Aleda tells students that the third eye is simply an eye that can see things their regular eyes can't.
- 103. Wishes
- Aleda asks students to write several long, detailed sentences about their wishes—their unusual, crazy, even weird wishes.
- 104. Animals
- Aleda lets students choose any animal they want and imagine what it's like being that animal—and then write lots of long, detailed sentences about their ideas.
- 105. Letter to the Moon
- Aleda tells students they suddenly have the power to talk to the moon and suggests some things they might tell it about.
- 106. Seeing Music
- A musician joins Aleda to play some instrumental music. She asks students to write down what they see when they listen to music or imagine what the music would be if it were not music.
- 107. Simultaneous Events
- Aleda asks students to imagine things that might be going on in other places at the very minute they are watching the show and writing their sentences.
- 108. Quiet Times
- Aleda tells students to think about the times in their lives or the times they can imagine that seem most quiet to them and asks that they explain why these times seemed so quiet.
- 109. Being Things
- Aleda asks students to choose an object they would like to be and then to write about what it is like to be that object.
- 110. Negative Imagery
- Aleda asks students to select any object and describe what it isn't, rather than what it is;to tell what it can't do, rather than what it can do.
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