Leo, Carmen, and Andy visit five exciting cities in an epic week of all-new episodes from LET’S GO LUNA! Join the trio and their pal Luna as they make new friends around the world.
What's your family's next adventure? Trying a new recipe from another culture is one way to introduce them to new places and traditions without a passport.
Disappointment, as it turns out, can be a valuable teaching tool when it comes to emotional development.
Young kids naturally want to be helpers. Simple tasks with two-step directions are one way to give them hands-on experience around the house.
When parents encourage assertiveness and teach coping and problem-solving skills earlier, girls develop the self-confidence they need to build emotional strength and resilience.
Yoga is a great way to move our bodies and feel healthy. And teaching children how to take care of themselves is one way to show love.
Here are six simple steps to help children establish a “safe base” as a tool for teaching self-management and self-control skills.
How do we know how to say we're sorry? Here are three things to keep in mind for the moments you find yourself apologizing to your child.
When teaching kids tough lessons, it can be easy to jump into correction and attack mode. Reading stories with your child featuring characters learning similar concepts can help.
Make this awesome telescope with and for your kids using just a few materials!
This activity can start conversations about proper hand washing or double as a low-cost party favor.
Crafted simply from two paper plates and a wooden stick, we will affix bells onto the ends of string to make music!
Gong Hei Fat Choy! Celebrate as a family with this DIY gong craft!
Are your kids big readers or does reading seem like another chore? Here are tips to help reluctant readers find fun in books!
Children will explore similarities and differences between themselves and others.
Experiencing that winter chill? Try a new spin on noodle soup – Pho from Vietnam!
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.
Keep in mind: apps don’t equal learning – they are potential tools for learning.
Extended learning ideas, child development tracking and recommended games and activities for parents and caregivers.
Play free learning games with your favorite PBS KIDS characters anytime, anywhere.
Explore PBS parenting resources and tips on raising children, planning birthday parties & kids activities.
Where kids can watch videos and full episodes of your favorite PBS KIDS shows.
Where teachers can bring their classrooms to life.
Mini games that parents can play with their kids that teach reading and math concepts.
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