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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!

    • Celebrating Friendship with Daniel Tiger!
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      Make new friends, but keep the old! Monday, July 29th is National Tiger Day and Tuesday, July 30th marks the International Day of Friendship. And what better way to get ready to celebrate than with everyone's favorite neighborhood pal, Daniel Tiger!
    • Learning Snacks: You, Me & Community!
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      All July long, PBS Kids is focused on sharing and learning about the community. By studying geography, civics & government, economics, and history, children of all ages enjoy learning about people and places in their neighborhood and how they impact each other. You and me, she and he, we! Together we're the key to community!
    • Learning Snacks: Sunny Days and Educational Play: It’s PBS Kids’ Summer of Adventure!
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      As the weather continues to heat up, so does the summer fun! PBS Kids’ Summer of Adventure keeps the learning going at home from hands-on science, learning games, and outdoor activities to keep brains sharp through school break. Make this summer unforgettable with exciting moments of discovery and growth!
    • Learning Snacks - Celebrate the Fourth of July with a Bang!
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      Today, we honor Independence Day with a burst of red, white and blue fun! Show your patriotic side by crafting colorful decorations for your home and learning some new Fourth of July facts!


    PBS Kids summer of adventure
    Dive into a summer of adventure with a wide range of free resources from PBS KIDS. Ignite curiosity and creativity with engaging activities and games that promote literacy, math, science, and entertainment.


    • Learning Snacks
      Summertime means family vacations! Planning a vacation for the whole family can feel like a huge task, but PBS Kids is here to help! Whether you're seeking relaxation by the beach or adventure in the mountains, let's make this summer one for the scrapbook!
    • Learning Snacks
      School’s out for summer! Today we celebrate the summer solstice, better known as the first day of summer. The solstice occurs when Earth’s tilt toward the sun is at its maximum. Today is the longest day of the year, so get outside and enjoy!
    • Learning Snacks
      Next week is all about our animal and insect friends! June 17th- June 23rd is Animal Rights Week and Pollinator Week! Prep for a fun-filled summer with activities centering around animals and pollinators and their importance to keeping our Earth healthy!
    • Learning Snacks
      Welcome June! This week, we are sharing ways to get outside for National Garden Week. Enjoy the beautiful weather this month and celebrate Pride. Remember, love is for everyone!
    • Learning Snacks
      The Kratt Brothers have been a PBS Kids staple for years! From Zoboomafoo to the Wild Kratts, everyone loves to learn about our amazing Earth with this hilarious pair! This week we celebrate the Wild Kratts’ new movie, Our Blue and Green World, as we explore the ocean and forest.
    • Learning Snacks
      In May, we celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! The Month was formerly known as Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage month, but the name changed in 2022 to highlight the unique cultures and diverse experiences of people who identify as AANHPI.


    Learning resources for curious families are supported by The Hearst Foundation, The Robert & Marguerite Derx Foundation, The Susan Howarth Foundation, Andy and Bonnie McKirdy and CT Humanities.