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!
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JohnnyGreig/Getty Images/E+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. -
JohnnyGreig/Getty Images/E+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. -
JohnnyGreig/Getty Images/E+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! -
JohnnyGreig/Getty Images/E+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.”
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Learning SnacksOn this Leap Day, we are beginning to get ready for Read Across America 2024! Beginning next week, classrooms and families all about the nation will celebrate with reading marathons and read-alouds. This all leads up to Read Across America Day on March 7th. This year’s theme is celebrating a world of diverse readers. -
Learning SnacksFebruary is Black History Month and it’s never too early to share the amazing stories and accomplishments of Black leaders in history and today. Discussing the resilience of Black men and women heroes can help children better understand our country’s history and the importance of fighting for what is right. -
Learning SnacksThis long President’s Day weekend means extra opportunities for spending family time together! This Saturday is Random Acts of Kindness Day. When doing a random act of kindness, we mustn’t expect anything in return. Have a one-of-a-KIND weekend with this week’s Learning Snacks! -
Learning SnacksValentine's Day is on Wednesday, February 14th! This time of year, we celebrate love, friendship, and kindness with friends and family. Spread the love this week with these Valentine’s Day crafts and activities! -
Learning SnacksPremiering on February 5th, Lyla in the Loop is a hilariously engaging show for children 4-8 to practice creative problem-solving and critical thinking skills! Lyla and her friends and family love to use their imagination and creativity to solve problems in their community! -
Learning SnacksWith all this snow on the ground and cold weather, you may be feeling that winter blues. Luckily, this week’s Learning Snacks Newsletter is here, with online games and teachable moments for all ages!
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.
