pbs PARENTS

Ideas for Getting Out the Wiggles

Bust a move, dance and get the wiggles out! Whether you’re crawling or creeping, hopping or galloping together, make some time for learning through play!

pbs PARENTS

How Telling Stories Help Kids Learn

Reading is important for all ages and has been well-researched for its many benefits, but is there a difference with storytelling? Not to be confused with story reading, storytelling has its own techniques and advantages.

PBS KIDS Family Night

Watch, play and learn with your favorite PBS KIDS characters every Friday from 7 to 9pm.

pbs PARENTS

How to Make the Most of Your Local Library

The public library has more than just books! From STEM games to activity kits to community events, your local library has free resources and information to offer. Check it out!

pbs PARENTS

How Outdoor Play Helps Kids Explore and Discover Like Wild Kratts

Outdoor play helps kids tap into their inner explorers and imagine their favorite creature powers, just like the Wild Kratts! The Kratt brothers share how playing outside helps kids ask questions, and have fun while connecting with nature.

pbs PARENTS

Why Imaginary Friends Are Good for Kids

Psychologists believe that imaginary companions offer healthy opportunities for children to experience things they can’t in real life.

pbs PARENTS

Why Yoga and Kids Go Together

Discover how striking a yoga pose can help children learn about both their bodies and minds.

pbs PARENTS

4 Ways to Press Pause on Busy Days 

All children have times when they become overwhelmed, overloaded or overstimulated. Practicing mindfulness reduces anxiety levels and supports academic performance.

pbs PARENTS

Make A Cardboard Mini Library

Just like ants, which store and share resources in nature, your child can build a mini library to store and share books with their family and friends.

pbs PARENTS

Books by Asian American Authors and Illustrators

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, making it a great time to celebrate the amazing talents of Asian American authors and illustrators.

pbs PARENTS

12 Picture Books About Things That Go

Is your child captivated by planes, trains, diggers, dumpers, tricks, and cars? Learn more about things that go vroom with these books about vehicles and transportation.

pbs PARENTS

Fun Ways to Help Your Children Learn Hard Lessons

When kids are all fired up, nothing is getting in their heads or hearts. Research shows that children and adults learn best when they are happy and calm.

pbs PARENTS

It’s Okay to Make Mistakes

To preschoolers, getting something wrong often results in frustration, a feeling of failure, and an explosion of big emotions. Here’s how to help your child learn from mistakes.

pbs PARENTS

Explore How Making Mistakes Changes an Art Project

In this activity, try stopping between each step to give your child a chance to decide if their creation looks like what they are trying to create. Mistakes happen and it’s OK to make adjustments and change course along the way.

pbs PARENTS

Protecting Our Planet

In this collection, families can explore resources designed to teach children about reducing, reusing and recycling.

pbs PARENTS

Nature as Stress Relief for Kids

Nature play, or time spent in nature, is beneficial for many reasons, including relieving stress.

pbs PARENTS

Choosing Chores: Everyone Can Be a Helper

It's important for children to know that they can be helpers too! Help your family divide up household chores with this activity.

pbs PARENTS

11 Simple Self-Care Habits for Kids

Self-care isn’t selfish. It’s a basic need of being human! Teach your child simple acts of self-care to show that taking care of ourselves, and each other, is important.

pbs Parents

Practice Mindfulness with Belly Breathing

Belly breathing is a calming exercise that both children and parents can practice to relax and feel grounded. Try it next time you or your child feel stressed. 

pbs PARENTS

Breathing Exercises to Help Calm Young Children

The most foundational technique for mindfulness is deep breathing. Here are 10 tips from a mom and PBS KIDS characters to help your family practice breathing.

pbs PARENTS

Helping Children Practice Healthy Habits

Browse activities and games that explore things we can do to keep ourselves and our families physically and mentally healthy.

pbs PARENTS

Make A Mindfulness Glitter Jar

Reach for this DIY mindfulness glitter jar when your child needs help relaxing and settling down.

pbs PARENTS

Managing Emotions

With intentional play, games, and activities, we can help our kids learn how to identify and name feelings, understand causes of emotions, and develop strategies for healthy expression.

pbs PARENTS

5 Ways to Build Your Preschooler’s Confidence

Building self-confidence for preschoolers is essential. We want our kids to see what’s good about themselves, to believe in themselves, and to know they’re important. Here are some ideas, with help from Donkey Hodie and her pals.

pbs PARENTS

How to Raise Environmentally Responsible Kids

Talking with your child about the environment & ways to help take care of our planet can help your child establish habits that motivate them to adopt Earth-friendly behavior.

pbs PARENTS

Using Weather to Teach Early Science Lessons

Rain, rain, go away! Weather doesn't have to put a damper on fun and learning. Here are five ways to use the daily weather for easy at-home science lessons!

pbs PARENTS

How to Teach Frustration Tolerance to Kids

Anger and frustration are powerful emotions. Help kids develop coping strategies to manage frustration.

pbs PARENTS

Books to Get the Whole Family Giggling

There’s something extremely helpful about a good belly laugh, especially one that you share with people you love. Discover 15 silly books that get the entire family giggling. 

pbs PARENTS

Make a Hero Self-Portrait

Help your child understand what it means to be a hero and that there is a hero in every one of us.

pbs PARENTS

Can Daniel Tiger Help Children with Autism Build Social-Emotional Skills?

Teaching social skills to neurotypical preschoolers can be tough job, and teaching those skills to children with ASD can be especially challenging. 

pbs LEARNINGMEDIA

Teachers Are Terrific

Parents, what does your child like most about her new teachers? Explore the importance of a healthy student-teacher relationship in these nine great books about educators!

pbs LEARNINGMEDIA

Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! Using lessons from the PBS documentary "Asian Americans," share a new lens on U.S. history and the role Asian Americans play in shaping the nation’s story.

pbs PARENTS

Make a Wild Bee Hotel

Bees are one of nature’s best pollinators, which means they help plants produce the next generation. Build a wild bee hotel with your child to provide mason bees with an option for shelter in your garden.

pbs PARENTS

How to Make a Plastic Bottle Bird Feeder

Transform a recycled plastic bottle into a simple homemade bird feeder.

pbs PARENTS

Create Earth Day Place Portraits

Use recyclable materials to make a favorite place portrait in honor of Earth Day.

pbs PARENTS

Children’s Books About Camping

Camping may seem like hard work, but the outdoors can be a much-needed escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

PBS PARENTS

Best Free Apps That Take Kids from “Screen” to “Green”

Here are seven free apps you can use to encourage your young gamers to explore their surroundings, use observational skills and have an adventure right in their own neighborhood!

PBS PARENTS

How Farmers Markets Can Help Foster Adventurous Eating

Here are four reasons that consistent exposure to the farmers market can encourage healthier eating habits with even the pickiest kids.

pbs PARENTS

Gardening with Kids

Gardening can be an important tool in your child's development! Find out how planting a garden can affect not only your child’s body but also their brain and soul.

pbs PARENTS

Make a Composter

Find out what happens to a pile of old leaves outside when you add a dash of time, maybe some worms, and a healthy splash of moisture?

PBS PARENTS

Balancing Nature

Help your child hone their observation skills with an easy scientific approach! 

pbs PARENTS

9 Ways to Help Soothe and Comfort Your Child

Here are some tips to remind that you’re strong and that you can help your children and your family through these complicated times.

pbs PARENTS

Self-Care for Parents

When you take time for self-care during times of stress, you’re better able to care for your child. Keep these tips in mind when you’re feeling overwhelmed.

PBS PARENTS

4 Ways to Help Kids Build Resilience and Perseverance

Here are four ways parents and caregivers can support this vital effort to help kids build perseverance and resilience.

pbs PARENTS

7 Ideas to Get Creative on a Family Walk

Here are seven simple tricks that turn a family nature walk into an enjoyable adventure for everyone.

pbs PARENTS

Make A Neighborhood Map

Help your child develop their mapping and spatial skills! In this activity, children can create a neighborhood map and gain a better understanding of their community in the process. 

pbs PARENTS

Make A Trolley Path

In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, Trolley follows the dotted path to each destination. Encourage an interest in transportation, and have fun creating a unique path for Trolley. Ding, ding!

PBS PARENTS

Exploring the Seasons with the Foods You Eat

It’s helpful for kids to understand where their food comes from. The different seasons change what food is available and impact how the food tastes, too!

pbs PARENTS

Make Forget-Me-Not Paper Flowers

When loved ones live far away, making something special is a great way for kids to remind them that they care. Help your child surprise their mom or another special loved one by making paper Forget-Me-Not flowers.

pbs PARENTS

Take A Flight With a DIY Kite

Building a kite is a great way to explore wind and how it moves things.

pbs PARENTS

Things That Grow

Want to encourage your child's curiosity about plants, trees, and flowers? As the weather warms, it's the perfect time to take advantage of fresh air and explore your neighborhood. 

pbs PARENTS

Grow Seedlings in an Egg Carton

Growing seedlings in an egg carton is a great way to teach your child about plants.

pbs PARENTS

Make A Miniature Garden

Learn how seeds and plants grow, and build observation skills with this hands-on garden activity!

PBS PARENTS

Make A Guitar Out of Cardboard

Encourage your child to express themselves through music and art by making a guitar out of simple materials around your house.

pbs PARENTS

Make Music with Everyday Objects

There are so many mays to make and experience music. One possibility is to explore how different items around your house sound as musical instruments. 

pbs PARENTS

Make an Ocean Mobile

Teach your child to reuse and recycle with this DIY ocean mobile art.

PBS PARENTS

Write and Play Found Poetry

Have you ever heard of found poetry? It's the literary equivalent of a collage and a great way to help your kids express themselves.

pbs PARENTS

Growing as a Writer

Want to help your child nurture their writing skills at home? From making a grocery list to writing a thank-you note, modeling all the ways you write in your everyday life is a great way to start.

pbs PARENTS

Growing as a Reader

Some of the most powerful ways to encourage young readers are also some of the simplest! The resources in this collection are designed to help kids grow into curious readers and lifelong learners.

pbs parents

9 Ways to Help Soothe and Comfort Your Child

Providing reassurance, limiting exposure to media and sticking to routines are just a few ways grown-ups can help kids manage through tough times and stressful situations! 

pbs PARENTS

6 Ways to Explore Nature With Preschoolers

From drawing in a nature journal to simply heading outside to explore, here are six great ways to experience nature with your kids this spring! 

pbs PARENTS

Simple Ways to Motivate Your Child Through Curiosity

Curiosity motivates our little ones to explore, learn, and grow. Here are some examples of how to motivate your child through curiosity — instead of control — that can easily fit into your day.

PBS PARENTS

Pretend Play: Going to the Doctor

Pretend play can help your child work through fears and feel more in control.

pbs PARENTS

Make A Fairy House

Get creative with your fairy loving child by creating a fairy house using an empty glass jar, paint and a few decorative items from nature.

pbs PARENTS

Exploring Hot and Cold Changes

You and your child can investigate what happens when you heat solid materials and then cool the materials.

pbs PARENTS

Learning to Appreciate Diversity Through Play

Children will explore similarities and differences between themselves and others.

pbs PARENTS

How to Talk to Kids About Honesty

Encourage your child to share openly and honestly using these expert tips.

pbs PARENTS

Great Adventures Start with a Story

Bedtime stories are great ways to encourage kids to be creative and confident. 

pbs PARENTS

Helping Kids Express Their Emotions

Emotions can be a big experience, and children may not yet know how to handle them. Here are a few steps to follow to help your children express their emotions.

pbs PARENTS

How to Support Your Outgoing Child

Do you have a child who longs to chat with everyone she sees at the grocery store? Here are five ways to support her outgoing personality.

pbs PARENTS

Learning Critical Math Skills with Your Child’s Favorite Shows

Research shows that kids who watched Peg+Cat and Odd Squad exhibited significantly improved performance on critical early math skills.

pbs PARENTS

Stick With It: Encouraging Persistence in Kids

Persistence is a helpful trait in life. It describes how long we are able to stick at a task, manage frustration, and push through the challenges we encounter.

pbs PARENTS

Being a Creative Problem-Solver

Embrace your child’s curiosity and unleash their creativity by encouraging them to become problem-solvers.

pbs PARENTS

Helping Kids Express Themselves Through Music

Music can be a powerful helper when it comes to understanding and expressing our feelings. Here is how your family can interact with music to help identify, express, and regulate feelings.

pbs PARENTS

Candy-Coated Confetti Popcorn

This salty and sweet popcorn recipe is perfect for a quick snack. Your child will have fun spooning the melted candy and shaking the sprinkles!

pbs PARENTS

White Chocolate Coconut Cookies

This white chocolate coconut cookie recipe has a secret ingredient: orange zest.

pbs PARENTS

Ultimate Chocolate Cake

Light and spongy, devilishly decadent, and dark as a moonless midnight. 

pbs PARENTS

8 Books About Families

Here are a few heartwarming books about families of all shapes, sizes and customs to brighten these long winter nights.

pbs PARENTS

Books to Inspire Your Young Scientist

Just like your young scientist, the characters in this collection of books for children ages 2-8 are always asking questions, conducting experiments, and building new inventions.

pbs PARENTS

12 Picture Books About Weather

These books introduce weather in positive ways and will have kids looking forward to playing in the snow, chasing leaves in the wind, jumping in rain puddles, and picnicking in the sunshine.

pbs PARENTS

DIY Telescope

Make this awesome telescope with and for your kids using just a few materials!

pbs PARENTS

What Makes the Sea Rise

Try this experiment with your child to investigate how melting glaciers can cause the sea level to rise and change the Earth's landscape.

pbs PARENTS

DIY Handmade Soaps

Let's make soap! These colorful, handmade bars of soap make great gifts for kids of all ages. 

pbs PARENTS

Exploring New Cultures With Your Child in Let’s Go Luna!

Understanding each of our cultural backgrounds is the first step toward respecting our differences! Here, we share tips for exploring new cultures with your child.

pbs PARENTS

3 Questions for Teaching Young Kids About Money

Having open, regular conversations now helps our children grow in their understanding of money for the future. Here are three questions to think about when teaching kids about money.

pbs PARENTS

Raising Generous, Money-Smart Kids

Learning how to spend, save, and give away money is a life-skill that takes years to develop. Here are 10 guidelines to help your child on the road to financial literacy.

pbs PARENTS

Simple Ways to Help Your Child Become a Better Problem Solver

Your child is figuring out how the world works. Their ability to manage their own frustrations, problem solve and through a challenge will serve them well — now and far into the future.

pbs PARENTS

Simple Strategies to Help Your Child Manage Anxiety

It is natural for all children to experience anxiety at times. The good news? Parents and grownups can use simple strategies to support kids when anxious thoughts arise.

pbs PARENTS

Helping Kids Celebrate Differences With “Alma’s Way”

When children experience different perspectives and backgrounds, they strengthen their life skills for becoming more empathetic, understanding, and open-minded.

pbs PARENTS

Raising Includers: 5 Tips to Help Your Kids Be Kind and Compassionate

When kids learn to empathize with others and show compassion for their peers, being an “includer” becomes automatic. Here are five ways to help your child learn to include others.

pbs PARENTS

5 Ways to Help Kids Be Flexible When Plans Change

A change in plans scan be tough to handle at any age, but especially for kids. Here are five ways to build flexible thinking skills and help your kids go with the flow when plans change.

pbs PARENTS

Tips for Raising Trustworthy Kids

Rather than become upset when your young child lies — because children will! — try to see these moments as opportunities to help them develop a habit of honesty.

pbs PARENTS

Turn A Box Into Something Awesome – A Clubhouse

Have an empty box laying around? Help your child discover the potential of an ordinary box with just a few common art materials and their favorite stuffed animal.

pbs PARENTS

Make A Guitar Out of Cardboard

Encourage your child to express themselves through music and art by making a guitar out of simple materials around your house.

pbs PARENTS

Create a Yup’ik Dance Fan

Explore an Alaska Native dance tradition with your child by making a Yup’ik dance fan.

PBS PARENTS

Getting Along: How Arthur Can help Your Child Manage Friendships

Here are some tips for helping your child cope with the ups and downs of friendships.

pbs parents

Fights with Friends: Help Your Child Learn to Resolve Conflicts

Arguments with a friend can be very upsetting for kids, but it does not have to mean the end of a friendship.

PBS PARENTS

15 Children’s Books About Friendship

Here are 15 books that can help us start conversations with our kids about what it means to be a friend.

pbs PARENTS

Growing Early Friendships

Are your toddlers fascinated by the kids around them, only to later scream and cry when they have to “share” one of their trains? 

pbs PARENTS

My Family and Me: Building a Sense of Self and Belonging

Our families help us understand who we are and how we fit into the big world around us, as well as explore who we are as individuals and learn to embrace differences.

PBS PARENTS

Talking to Kids: Families Come In All Shapes And Sizes

It’s normal for young kids to be curious about families. They don’t need much explanation, rather, just the positive acknowledgment that families come in different shapes and sizes. 

pbs PARENTS

Help Your Child Cope With Teasing

Teasing is something many children will experience at some point. Use this Arthur activity to help your child talk about how it feels, then work together to create coping strategies.

PBS PARENTS

Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Songs to Manage Feelings

The next time a meltdown arises, try one of these short and simple "Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood" songs to help your preschooler manage and ease those big feelings.

PBS PARENTS

Help Your Preschooler Get Ready to Read

Is your little one getting ready to start reading? Help your child develop pre-reading skills that will give them a strong foundation for later reading success.

pbs PARENTS

My Bedtime Game

Every family has its own bedtime routine to transition from day to night. Play the "My Bedtime" game from Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood to spark a conversation about things that help kids at bedtime!

PBS PARENTS

Make A Cardboard Mini Library

Just like ants, which store and share resources in nature, your child can build a mini library to store and share books with their family and friends.

pbs PARENTS

Put on a Puppet Show

Puppet shows allow children to experiment with storytelling and imagination. Explore the basic elements of storytelling while you craft Peg-themed puppets and a theater for your show.

PBS PARENTS

Star Gazing and Other Astronomy Activities You Can Do With Your Kids

Space is a fascinating and sometimes confusing topic for kids. Gather ideas to help you explore the wonders of astronomy with your kids this summer!

PBS PARENTS

Exploring Space at Home

For little astronauts, here are activities, games, and plenty of ideas for a little space exploration from your own home!

PBS PARENTS

Salt Painting Our Solar System

Getting to know the solar system is key to learning about our universe! Help your child learn about outer space with this Ready Jet Go art project.

PBS PARENTS

Make A Silly Folded Picture

Practice cooperation skills by working and playing with others to create a silly drawing.

pbs PARENTS

Make Daniel Tiger Banana Swirl

Invite your child to take a break and help you in the kitchen to make a delicious banana swirl treat. 

pbs PARENTS

Make an Ice Sculpture

Molly’s mom makes ice sculptures. “Chill out” and make one with your family! Observe how temperature affects water as you create a frozen ice sculpture.

pbs PARENTS

Build Your Child’s Confidence to Try New Things

Children resisting to try new things or engage in activities that they haven’t fully mastered is not uncommon. Here is how parents can help build children’s confidence.

PBS PARENTS

Making Time For Play

Play time is always important for children – and grown-ups! Movement, laughter and creativity help reduce stress and strengthen bonds within the entire family. 

PBS PARENTS

Helping Children with Sharing

Most kids naturally struggle with sharing because it’s difficult for them to think about what others want. Encourage kids to take turns by assuring them that their friends will return their toys when they're done.

PBS PARENTS

Play A Senses Discovery Game

Play this game with your child to help them make their own discoveries using different senses.

PBS PARENTS

Paint with Nature

Art + Nature = Fun. For this activity from PBS KIDS, you’ll use outdoor objects like leaves, pinecones and rocks as your paintbrush.

pbs PARENTS

Make Leaf and Bark Rubbings

Encourage your child to explore the trees with their senses by doing leaf and bark rubbings. Then, play a matching game!

PBS PARENTS

Bubble Bath Math Game

Estimation is a skill we use to make careful guesses. Explore counting and making estimates in this online activity from Peg + Cat !

PBS PARENTS

Story Book Builder

Does your little one enjoy making up stories? In this activity, emerging readers build their own story book while strengthening empathy and literacy skills!

pbs PARENTS

Exploring Space: 10 Books for Little Astronauts

What happens to the sun at night? What are shooting stars? And is there life beyond Earth? These ten books can help answer your kids' space science questions... and perhaps inspire new ones!

PBS PARENTS

Exploring the Seasons with the Foods You Eat

It’s helpful for kids to understand where their food comes from. The different seasons change what food is available and impact how the food tastes, too!

pbs PARENTS

Dig Into Dinosaurs

Harness your child's interest in dinosaurs and travel back in time to when dinos ruled the Earth with this collection of prehistoric page-turners for kids ages 0-9. 

PBS PARENTS

Dig Into Dinosaurs

Travel back in time through our imaginations together to when dinosaurs ruled the Earth! If your child loves everything dinosaurs, now is a great time to introduce them to paleontology with these activities.

pbs PARENTS

Boredom Isn’t a Bad Thing For Kids

Kids’ brains need stimulation, but they need downtime, too. Read on for ways to use screen-free zones, brain breaks and pretend play to raise creative and independent kids!

PBS PARENTS

Play a Storytelling Game

Roll homemade dice and use your imagination to tell a unique story! This fun game can inspire countless wacky tales and be played over and over again.

PBS PARENTS

Super Scribbles: How Young Artists Grow

From fridge art to the MoMa? Here are ways to encourage your emerging artist’s skills — and the milestones to expect along the way.

pbs PARENTS

11 Picture Books to Celebrate Diversity

This list of books featuring diverse characters and highlighting the importance of diversity in communities is a great way to start conversations about diversity with your young children.

pbs PARENTS

13 Children’s Books With Strong Black Characters

Reading can be an effective way to teach kids about important issues. To encourage thoughtful conversations about race and diversity with your children, check out this booklist you can read together as a family.

pbs PARENTS

Children’s Books About Peace

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!

Thinkport

Interactive PBS KIDS Schedule

Find learning games and activities matched to your favorite PBS KIDS shows.

Thinkport

At-Home Learning

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.

THINKPORT

Daily Activities Calendar

Find fun, daily activities and crafts to do with your children using items in your home and a few basic supplies.

pbs LEARNINGMEDIA

Helping High Schoolers Find Research and STEM Field Opportunities

Looking for resources to encourage students who are interested in STEM or research? These are a great start.

pbs LEARNINGMEDIA

What It Is like to Be Autistic | Move to Include

When you take the time to learn about individuals with autism, you might end up learning something about yourself! Learn more about autism spectrum disorder through 26-year-old Tyler Leech's story. 

PBS LEARNINGMEDIA

Healthy Habits

Covering your mouth when you cough or sneeze and washing your hands are among the most important healthy habits we can teach children!

PBS PARENTS

Grilled Honey Mustard Chicken Tender

A flavorful chicken tender recipe marinated in a honey mustard sauce and cooked to perfection.

PBS PARENTS

Fun Pancake Recipes for Any Occasion

Many holidays throughout the year include food traditions. One food that comes up a few times are pancakes! Here are four fun ways to make your own pancakes!

PBS PARENTS

Cookbooks for Kids

We’ve made a list of books full of nutritious and fun dishes for kids to create.

PBS PARENTS

Learn at Home with PBS KIDS

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.

PBS KIDS

Play and Learn Science App

Play with shadows, control the weather and roll and slide objects down a ramp, all in the free PBS KIDS Play & Learn Science App!

PBS PARENTS

Children’s Books About Peace

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!

PBS PARENTS

11 Picture Books to Celebrate Diversity

This picture book celebrates diversity by showing how children in one classroom all grow and learn from each other’s traditions.

PBS PARENTS

Benefits of Teaching Children to See Race

To teach our children to be “colorblind” eliminates the beautiful diversity of our communities.

PBS PARENTS

3 Ideas to Support Your Family’s Anti-Racism Journey

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.

PBS PARENTS

Why and How to Talk to Your Child About Racism

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.

PBS PARENTS

What’s Race? Having the Conversation with Young Children

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.

PBS PARENTS

How to Talk Honestly with Children About Racism

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.

PBS PARENTS

How to Use Children’s Books to Talk About Race and Racism

Here are seven ways Dr. White recommends using picture books (with questions and conversation starters!) to talk about race and racism.

PBS PARENTS

Using Media to Talk with Children About Race

Parents can create opportunities to talk about race through regular media use. Here are a few ways to make everyday media moments more meaningful.

PBS PARENTS

Arthur on Racism: Talk, Listen and Act

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

MEET THE HELPERS is a public media initiative designed to introduce children to community helpers and practice emergency preparedness.

PBS PARENTS

Preschool Learning at Home

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.

PBS KIDS

You, Me & Community – Together We Are the Key

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.

PBS KIDS

Thank You Neighbors Playlist

Learn about the people that make your community special! This PBS KIDS playlist is packed with songs and stories from your favorite TV shows

PBS KIDS

Germs Germs Go Away

"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.

PBS PARENTS

PBS KIDS Healthy Habits Playlist

When Daniel is sick, he imagines that he is a germ-fighting superhero that can make all the germs go away!

PBS KIDS

PBS KIDS Role Models

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.

PBS KIDS

How to Choose & Use Apps for Your Child’s Learning

Keep in mind: apps don’t equal learning – they are potential tools for learning.

PBS KIDS

Sign Up for the PBS KIDS Newsletter

Every day is full of possibilities and so is your child! Get crafts, activities, parenting tips, recipes, and more that you can use to play and learn with your kids emailed to you every week. Sign up here!

PBS KIDS

PBS KIDS Games App

PBS KIDS Games

Explore the Outdoors with PLUM LANDING

Play! Explore! Create! Share! Discover the wonders of our amazing planet with PLUM LANDING!

PBS KIDS Lab

Exploring new ways to keep kids learning. Anytime. Anywhere.