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For Kids

Are you a kid? Do you have questions? Are both those answers YES? Then you’re in the right spot! Check out our website and explore the different games, activities and tasks all designed to meet you where YOU are!

    • Learning Snacks: Earth Day Adventures!
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      On Tuesday, April 22nd, we celebrate Earth Day! On this day, we celebrate the amazing planet we all call home. Whether you plant flowers, clean up your neighborhood, or reuse plastics in an amazing craft, there are so many ways to help keep our Earth clean.
    • Learning Snacks: Paws and Passover: Celebrating National Pet Day and Passover
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      This week, we’ll explore the joy and responsibility of caring for pets, whether they bark, purr, chirp, or hop! We’ll also dive into the beautiful traditions of Passover—stories of freedom, family, and fresh beginnings.
    • Learning Snacks: Inclusion for All: Autism Awareness Month
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      April is Autism Awareness Month. Autism is a developmental disability that causes differences in the brain and other biological and neurological functions. No two people on the autism spectrum are the same. PBS Kids is committed to sharing stories of characters with neurological differences and celebrating how we all are unique!
    • Tasty Tips: National Nutrition Month
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      March is National Nutrition Month. Before the month ends, fuel up on the fun by playing a food-themed game, trying a new healthy recipe, or learning something new about your favorite snacks!


    This month, PBS KIDS recognizes Autism Acceptance Month, spotlighting autistic characters from series such as “Carl the Collector” and “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood.”



    • Learning Snacks
      You’ve found the gold at the end of the rainbow! It’s this week’s Learning Snacks! This week, we celebrated St. Patrick’s Day and the first day of spring! Embrace the spirit of the season with some tasty recipes, creative crafts, and surprising science activities!
    • Learning Snacks
      This week’s Learning Snacks will help you power up with the ALL NEW PBS Kids show, Skillsville, and math activities for all ages! Skillsville is all about learning new career paths and who knows? Maybe these math games and lessons will inspire a future mathematician in your home or school!
    • Learning Snacks
      March is a month for the girls! All month long, we celebrate Women’s History Month to honor the contributions of women around the world past, present, and future! On Saturday, March 8th, we celebrate International Women’s Day. This week, we will explore stories of amazing women and find ways to honor them every day!
    • Learning Snacks
      Read Across America Week begins on Sunday, March 2nd, and continues through the 6th. Get ready for some page-turning fun with this week’s Learning Snacks! Full of activities, book lists, and early literacy learning, there’s something for every stage reader!
    • Learning Snacks
      In today’s digital age, computer science and coding are more than just subjects in school. They are essential skills for problem-solving and innovation. This week, we are taking screen time to the next level! Sharing the importance of technology literacy with children helps them grow as creative thinkers and prepares them for an ever-changing future!
    • Learning Snacks
      Tomorrow is Valentine's Day and love is in the air! This week, we are celebrating love, kindness, and friendship with Random Acts of Kindness Day on Monday, too! Make a card with a sweet note for a friend or family member, plan some quality time together, and spread the love!


    Connecticut Public’s educational programs are supported by The Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Robert G. and Marguerite M. Derx Foundation, The Hearst Foundation, Henry Nias Foundation, Inc, Joan and Barry Richter, The Scripps Family Fund for Education and the Arts.