Connecticut Public’s weekly “Learning Snacks” is a quick, curated collection of free activities, games, recipes, and videos that will keep your child’s hungry mind fed and busy hands engaged. Help them to create, discover and develop while playing and having fun!
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As excitement builds for the World Cup next week, soccer offers a powerful and engaging way to support children’s growth through movement, teamwork and global cultural connection. The game brings people together from around the world while helping students build skills like cooperation, perseverance and confidence!
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This week, we celebrate World Ocean Day! On June 8th, we learn about and appreciate the amazing oceans that cover more than 70% of our planet. Read stories about the ocean, host a seaside cleanup or check out these resources from PBS Kids to learn how to protect our ocean habitats!
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This year marks the 15th anniversary of everyone’s favorite brothers, Wild Kratts! Through creativity, discovery and imagination, Chris and Martin Kratt have inspired generations to develop a deeper love for the environment and the animal kingdom. This week, join the celebration by going wild with exciting videos, interactive games and fun activities!
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Get ready for a brand-new adventure with the new PBS KIDS special Wowsabout! From the imaginative world of Jim Henson, this exciting special takes us on a journey through Sequoia National Park, where children can learn about giant sequoia trees, wildlife and the importance of protecting our national parks. This week, discover creativity, curiosity and ways we can all help care for the natural world around us!
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Learning SnacksThis week, we are celebrating exciting cultural traditions from around the world! Both began on Tuesday and will be celebrated throughout the month; Chinese New Year and Ramadan are both times for reflection, community, and kindness!
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Learning SnacksThis week is full of heart, history and wintertime fun! We’re celebrating Valentine’s Day with kindness and friendship, learning about our presidents and why Presidents Day matters and cheering on the amazing athletes of the 2026 Winter Olympics. From sharing love to exploring leadership and teamwork, it’s a great week to learn, connect and enjoy the season together.
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Learning SnacksFebruary is full of exciting stories and big discoveries as we celebrate Black History Month and say hello to the BRAND NEW PBS Kids show, Phoebe & Jay! This month, we will read, watch, talk and celebrate amazing people and their contributions that make our world such a great place!
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Learning SnacksJanuary is a great month to celebrate trying new things! Start off the year right with ALL NEW EPISODES of Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood airing now! The episodes feature themes around new experiences like going to the dentist and visiting the library. This week, it’s all about Daniel!
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Learning SnacksThis week is all about Alma! NEW episodes of Alma’s Way are here! Alma’s Way is about confident 6-year-old Alma, who lives in the Bronx with her family. In each episode, Alma thinks through everyday challenges by stopping to observe, reflect, and make thoughtful decisions. The trio of new episodes celebrates Black cowboy culture, creative “crowns”, and quintessential NYC eats!
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Learning SnacksThis week, let's come together to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, and his powerful legacy. Dr. King believed in kindness, fairness and standing up for what is right, even when it is hard. Through stories, conversations and activities at school and home, children can learn that their words and actions matter and that they can help build a more caring world.
This Halloween season, PBS KIDS is offering families a festive lineup of episodes including classics like “Creepy Creatures” from WILD KRATTS, “The Haunted Tree House” from ARTHUR, and “A Halloween Boo Fest” from CURIOUS GEORGE. Plus, check out crafts and activities perfect for a season of creativity!
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.