
AIR DATES: MARCH 15-19
ELINOR WONDERS WHY: NEW EPISODES
Elinor, Ari, and Olive are back with new adventures! This week is full of discovery as the trio learns how butterflies drink nectar, and why fish don’t freeze in the winter.
AIR DATES: MARCH 15-19
Elinor, Ari, and Olive are back with new adventures! This week is full of discovery as the trio learns how butterflies drink nectar, and why fish don’t freeze in the winter.
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If you parent or care for school-aged children, you probably know the virtual learning meltdown well by now. Here are a few ideas to help you and your child get through it.
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Talk with, listen to, read to, and write with your kids. The resources in this collection are designed to help kids grow into curious readers and lifelong learners.
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Self-confident girls grow up to be amazing women! Here are five ways to nurture self-confidence. Parents, how do you encourage your daughters?
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While some kids are more naturally assertive than others, assertiveness skills can be taught.
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It’s okay to question our abilities at times; it’s what we do to overcome that feeling that’s important.
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When kids have questions about people who look different than they do, how do you respond?
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In honor of Women’s History Month, here are 15 such books about impactful and inspirational historic and modern-day women who have made an important mark on the world.
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Bunnies, flowers, and books! Celebrate the arrival of spring — and Read Across America Day — with these great reads from PBS KIDS.
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Here are a few titles featuring a variety of diverse girls that encourage young readers to investigate the world, find their voice, take action and follow their dreams.
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Getting outside with preschoolers and exploring nature is a perfect way to learn about science. Here are 6 ways from Elinor Wonders Why to explore nature with your preschooler.
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Looking for a way to help your child learn their letters? Create a letter maze! In this maze, your child will practice letter recognition to solve the maze from start to finish.
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If your child loves Wild Kratts, here are some books that will spark their curiosity and teach them more about animals and their habitats!
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By laying a strong foundation of healthy attitudes, we can prepare our kids to enter adolescence, when body image issues skyrocket.
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Every day has ups and downs. By sharing our yay, oops, and blah moments, we normalize the fact that nearly every day contains all three feelings.
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Young kids love to experiment, explore, and figure out how the world works – and that is the heart of thinking like a scientist!
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It's important for kids to learn about race and racism through honest conversations with the trusted grown-ups in their lives.
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Conversations about racism will look different to each family, but it’s important to talk to children about race and racism. Here are some tips.
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Anti-racism is the practice of working to eliminate the unfair treatment of people based on the color of their skin. Some things to do to begin your family's anti-racism journey.
MPT is here to help parents and educators keep kids laughing and learning all summer long. Look to our new summer resource collections including MPT Summer On!, weekly theme-based activities, and At-Home Learning: Summer Edition for daily activities connected to our PBS KIDS broadcast. Count on MPT to always provide access to high-quality, educationally-based programming for your family. Anytime and anywhere – on-air, online, and on our free mobile app.
Look to our education website, Thinkport.org, to find safe, adult-led activities for young children, and independent student learning resources for students in grades PreK-12.
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Find learning games and activities matched to your favorite PBS KIDS shows.
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At-Home Learning continues with our back-to-school edition to support families and educators with new digital resources and hands-on activities aligned to our PBS KIDS broadcast.
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Find fun, daily activities and crafts to do with your children using items in your home and a few basic supplies.
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March is Women's History Month, a month where we learn about and celebrate the women who have changed the world and the women in our lives.
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Explore the "Martha Speaks" Reading Buddies collection and inspire a love of words, books, and reading in your students today and year-round.
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Arts activities not only help children learn, they also provide wonderful opportunities to build self-confidence and self-expression.
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From scribbles to stick figures, watching little artists learn new skills is exciting!
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Understanding that each of us comes from a unique cultural background is the first step toward learning to respect each other’s differences.
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How do parents help their babies learn to communicate? Here’s some guidance based on recent research that provides parents a roadmap for building their babies' language skills.
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Two-year-olds have a serious reputation for being The Worst. But are they really any worse than kids of other ages?
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Power struggles are natural for young children and their parents. Here are six ways to help avoid them and enforce limits.
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Everyone benefits when kids engage in household chores! Here are some tips for tackling chores with kids.
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Making mistakes is part of learning. Here are four reasons why making mistakes is actually good for your child.
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A big part of parenting is helping our kids understand their emotions and then respond in a way that does not hurt themselves or others.
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This cool science experiment shows how different variables impact how quickly ice melts.
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"Listen, see and follow your curiosity" in this outdoor bingo game.
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Get your child thinking about why some things float and some sink with this easy activity that freezes toys into an ice block.
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Try this experiment with your child to investigate how melting glaciers can cause the sea level to rise and change the Earth's landscape.
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The 2020-2021 school year is going to look different for families across the country. PBS KIDS is here to help no matter what learning situation your family is facing this year.
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Play with shadows, control the weather and roll and slide objects down a ramp, all in the free PBS KIDS Play & Learn Science App!
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Research has shown that interactive reading can increase a kid’s IQ by six points or more. It is a wonderful and free way to make a real difference in a child’s life.
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Here are a few picture books that skillfully weave in mathematical concepts and increase their comfort level with math.
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Even the best of friends sometimes have problems they must work out. Try "Dog and Bear: Two's Company" and other bedtime stories to share this lesson with little ones!
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This picture book celebrates diversity by showing how children in one classroom all grow and learn from each other’s traditions.
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It seems like everyone loves oatmeal muffins! This hearty and healthy snack will power your child’s daily adventures.
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Learn how to make a healthier version of homemade Oreos using buckwheat flour and blended cashews.
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Virtual learning can be frustrating for children and grown-ups. Here are one mom’s ideas for adding routine and making the most of this new learning environment.
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The internet is complicated with lots of information out there. So what can you do to help find what’s true online? Here are 10 tips to help you and your child search together.
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To teach our children to be “colorblind” eliminates the beautiful diversity of our communities.
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Anti-racism is the practice of working to eliminate the unfair treatment of people based on the color of their skin. Some things to do to begin your family's anti-racism journey.
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Conversations about racism will look different to each family, but it’s important to talk to children about race and racism. Here are some tips.
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Families should be talking more about race so that we can understand it. Dr. Aisha White explains what race is, and how grown-ups can talk about it with young children.
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Talking with young children about race and racism is tough and important. Here are ideas to help you prepare for conversations, ask questions, and model anti-racist behavior.
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Here are seven ways Dr. White recommends using picture books (with questions and conversation starters!) to talk about race and racism.
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Parents can create opportunities to talk about race through regular media use. Here are a few ways to make everyday media moments more meaningful.
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In this short, Arthur, Buster, and Mrs. MacGrady talk about ways we can all fight racism and stand up for what’s right.
MEET THE HELPERS is a public media initiative designed to introduce children to community helpers and practice emergency preparedness.
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Preschoolers learn best through exploring, using all of their senses to understand their world. Here are some resources to support your child's early learning.
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PBS KIDS “You Me Community” music videos will help children explore the helpers that make up a community, and how to say thank-you to others.
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Learn about the people that make your community special! This PBS KIDS playlist is packed with songs and stories from your favorite TV shows
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Feeling stressed, scared or anxious about the COVID-19 pandemic? Breathe. Use this and other strategies to help children – and yourself – navigate these feelings.
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When Daniel is sick, he imagines that he is a germ-fighting superhero that can make all the germs go away!
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"Germs, Germs Go Away. Don't come back any day" Use these tips from Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood to keep germs away by washing hands and coughing into your elbow.
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With Coronavirus being a concern for grownups, kids might also be worrying. Here is how to talk about COVID-19 with your young children & ways to practice healthy habits.
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These PBS KIDS role models prove that you can be anything. Check out these inspiring videos featuring a doctor, astronomer, paleontologist, engineer, and two musicians.
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Keep in mind: apps don’t equal learning – they are potential tools for learning.
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As schools across the country are closed due to COVID-19, PBS KIDS is here to help. New weekday newsletter offers activities & tips to help kids play & learn at home.
Mini games that parents can play with their kids that teach reading and math concepts.
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