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+As we step into the crisp start of fall, it’s the perfect time for reflection and renewal. With Rosh Hashanah and International Podcast Day on the 30th, and Yom Kippur beginning on October 1st, we’ll explore ways to embrace the season, honor meaningful traditions, and share words of wisdom that spark new growth as we end the month. -
JohnnyGreig/Getty Images/E+September 15th to October 15th marks Hispanic Heritage Month, a time to celebrate the histories, stories, and experiences of Hispanic and Latino people in our communities. From colorful festivals, fun music, and tasty food, this month is the perfect time to celebrate new traditions! -
JohnnyGreig/Getty Images/E+National Positive Thinking Day is this Saturday! So let’s end the week on a high note! Celebrate the benefits of a positive mindset by practicing mindfulness and self-love this weekend. Whether you prefer to get your body moving or take a break to relax, this week’s Learning Snacks has something for everyone! -
JohnnyGreig/Getty Images/E+Rain or shine, PBS Kids brings the fun with the BRAND NEW series, Weather Hunters! Premiering on September 8th, the animated series features Al Hunter, voiced by Emmy award-winning weatherman Al Roker, as his family explores STEM, meteorology, and earth science. This week, we are going to learn all about the “whys?” of weather!
Let’s Make This School Year GRR-IFIC! Heading back to school after summer break can bring lots of feelings — excitement, nerves, for both kids and their grown-ups. But with a little help from PBS KIDS pals, families can ease back into their school routine with confidence, kindness, and a “can-do” attitude.
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Learning SnacksBack to school is always an exciting time of year! It’s a chance to get back into the routine, meet new friends, and learn new lessons. Shake off the Sunday scaries this week with some of these back-to-school tips and tricks for children, teachers, and parents! -
Learning SnacksWater is one of our most precious resources—and it’s something we all share responsibility for protecting. To celebrate World Water Week, we are exploring simple ways we can save water and helpful reminders about water safety with everyone’s favorite neighbor, Daniel Tiger! -
Learning SnacksWhen it comes to making new friends, Donkey Hodie and Daniel Tiger are experts! When they meet in Someplace Else for the first time, they have a lot of questions for each other. Asking questions is a great way to get to know each other better. This week, let’s make some new friends! -
Learning SnacksThis week, Learning Snacks is exploring all things bug! From buzzing bees to wiggly worms, the four-part global investigation series from PBS, Bugs that Rule the World, dives into insect declines, exploring their diversity and the critical roles they play on the planet. Scientists reveal the beauty of bugs, from pollinators, to insect assassins, to the tiny clean-up crews that purify the planet. Check out some videos from the series here! -
Learning SnacksThis week, we are highlighting the power of kindness, connection, and inclusion for International Friendship Day! Friendship is the heart of every classroom, family and community. In this week’s Learning Snacks, you will find activities, lessons and stories about meaningful friendship for everyone! -
Learning SnacksJuly is bringing the heat, but PBS Kids is getting a cool blast of adventure with all-new Molly of Denali! Get ready for new Alaskan adventures streaming on PBS Kids. Each episode is packed with fun, discovery, and new learning, perfect for kids, parents, and educators alike.
Connecticut Public’s educational programs are supported by
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Robert G. and Marguerite M.
Derx Foundation, The Hearst Foundation, Charles D. Fleischman Charitable Trust,
Joan and Barry Richter, The Scripps Family Fund for Education and
the Arts.
