Ahead of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, today's show looks at a few of the major events being planned around the United States. We're also spotlighting a new jobs report, which has been called encouraging but comes with a caveat. A multi-hued flower farm in the Middle East, the German cake that became a hit in Japan, and a bit of fashion history are featured. Plus: Guard llamas stop a thief in Britain!
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Thank you, Carl, for proving the world can be explained from A to Z - without confusing us. :)
Thank you for making news meaningful and fun every day!
We love the way you present the issues that make a difference in the world!
We always discuss things from the questions asked and love the commentary.
Great news updates on some of the most interesting news of the day!
Thank you for consistently bringing the news to our students with positivity and without bias.
We love listening to the news and learning about what is happening in our world... Thank you for being part of my classroom and students' lives.
My students were really surprised and interested in your segment about China's one-child policy! It sparked such a great conversation with plenty of opinions.
My students LOVE the daily news. We've had many great discussions and sparked so much fun research!
My students and I faithfully watch your show every day and love incorporating the world events you cover into our lessons. We truly appreciate all that you do to keep us informed and engaged.
Your show is probably the most balanced new source that I am aware of. My students and I love you and your show! We watch it every day.
[My seniors] were very impressed with the non-partisan reporting. I am very thankful for your unbiased presentation. And I really like the puns.
Thank you for always giving unbiased information on current events. I used to watch you at school back in 2011 and now as a teacher my students watch you.
Carl, we love your show. Thanks for being so objective in your news reporting.
Your show is wonderful. There is often a story that students can relate with either in their own lives or with a topic [we're] learning about in school. Thank you!
Thank you for the effort that your production takes to learn and teach about different cultures all over the world.
Thank you for the balanced reporting... And thank you for taking us around the world.
We just started watching AtoZ every day in our classroom, and it's a game-changer.
...teaching about the events of September 11, 2001. @CarlAzuz did the most informative, respectful, and age-appropriate piece I have ever seen. It was beyond helpful and impactful.
...my students are so happy to have you back in our classroom. They are also enjoying how many different topics we get to see each day!
You and your team continue to deliver an excellent balance of current issues and interesting news stories. My 9-12 grade social studies students love watching The World from A to Z.
My students and I watch The World from A to Z every morning after our school's morning announcements... Everyone is focused and engaged.
This is by far the best, and dare I say, the punniest show for my students. We watch this every day!
This is the best show to watch in geography! The class loves it, and it's the best way to start off the day! Keep this show going.
...thank you for all your efforts and work as a source of unbiased news media. I can't put into words how grateful I am as an educator to have a source that provides key news stories for my students in a non-partisan way.
...we're glad to make you AND your fabulous puns part of our lunch break again!
Thank you for providing a student news program that my students enjoy watching. Keep up the good work!
We are learning about objective vs. subjective summaries in class, and one of my students made a connection that your news program presents objective explanations, and my teacher heart melted.
THANK YOU for sharing the news of the world through the lens of positivity and fairness in "The World from A to Z"! I can't tell you how truly refreshing it is to watch your show every morning!
The engaging, fun, and puntastic news keeps my students, and myself, engaged... Many students don't take the time to know what is going on in the world and you provide that outlet for teachers so we don't have to create something on our own!
Carl Azuz is our favorite person now. I personally love learning new information and answering the questions.
@CarlAzuz has probably the best news around. It isn't all doom and gloom. It is NEWS with no spin.
As a social studies teacher, it is wonderful to see my kids interested in what is going on around them.
You have a special gift for breaking down complex topics into relatable stories, making even the most challenging subjects feel approachable.
We LOVE The World from A to Z and watch it every day in our class to discuss the many amazing and interesting things happening around our world.
...we watch your show for the first part of class each day. The students really enjoy it, and it gives them a chance to learn more about the world...
Thank you for your daily trip around the world with interesting, inspiring, and informative stories. I appreciate your efforts to remain unbiased in a news world that seems to be nothing but biased. You are doing a great job.
My students and I watch your show every day -- we love getting the current events from your show... Many of my former students still email me and tell me that they still watch your show on their own!
Your show is wonderful and our students (12-17 y/o) are glued to it, ready for discussion afterwards.
[We] would like to thank you and your crew for...the amazing show you put on! You mean the world to us.
You make the news interesting, showcasing all events in all parts of the planet, both serious and entertaining.
...thanks for your dedication to delivering a quality show -- episode after episode. I hope you know what a great job you do!
When I taught middle school social studies, your shows were a highlight for my students and me -- so much that they still mention it when we reconnect!
...made every social studies class better. Thank you, Carl.
"You mean the world to me" is a common phrase that I make sure my students hear.
I just had a student tell me her mom was impressed with how much she knew about what is going on in the world.
Fridays are AWESOME
My students had a wonderful discussion after viewing. Thanks for the show.
Thought the report on Dept. of Ed. was very informative and impartial.
Keep us in the loop. I have a new batch of 6th and 7th graders that need to know the man, the myth, the legend that is @CarlAzuz