PBS Kids
New ‘Molly of Denali’ episodes: Megabats and Wilderness
Don’t miss all new episodes starting at 1 p.m. on Nov. 4. Molly thinks she’s seen a rare Australian bat. Could it have flown all the way to Alaska? Then, Molly, Tooey and Trini teach Travis what it really means to clean up Alaska’s wilderness.
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Celebrating Native American Heritage Month with PBS Kids
Join PBS Kids as we celebrate Native American Heritage Month! Discover the rich cultures and traditions of our nation’s first people through stories that connect us all—people, animals, and the natural world. With friends by our side, we learn, play, and share incredible adventures, from sleigh rides to storytelling. Come along and explore how Native American heritage represents us all, showing that we’re all connected in beautiful ways!
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Back to school
Get ready for the school year ahead
It’s that time of year! With a new school year come new challenges, and parents might be wondering about best practices to ensure their child is ready. Here are five simple tips to help you prepare your child for the school year ahead.
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A Weekly Dose of Nostalgia and Sunshine
Join Kermit the Frog, Oscar the Grouch, and Gobo Fraggle as they celebrate Jim Henson, the man who inspired the lovers, the dreamers, and all of us to come and play … and dance our cares away.
Arizona PBS KIDS Family Night
Arizona PBS KIDS Family Night is a weekly viewing event for the whole family! Every weekend, PBS KIDS features movies or themed programming every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Create an immersive experience all at home, and see your kids learn and grow along with their favorite PBS characters.
JOIN US!HOW TO WATCH
• 24/7 on Channel 8.4 with an antenna
• Cox Cable channel 81
• CenturyLink Prism channel 22
• SuddenLink channel 144
• pbskids.org
• And the free PBS KIDS Video App
Arizona PBS KIDS features an array of programming to help young children master important skills, ranging from reading and basic math and science to problem solving and emotional skills. The channel features innovative, impactful programs designed for children from preschool through early elementary school to develop a strong educational foundation.
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NEW Family App from ‘Work It Out Wombats!’
Have fun exploring preschool computational thinking (CT) with the “Work It Out Wombats!” Family App! It’s packed with hands-on activities and your favorite animated stories and songs from the PBS KIDS show. Watch videos, try activities using everyday items found at home, and capture memorable moments with photos, all right in the app. Then, celebrate with music videos starring your child.
‘Talking About Kids’ podcast
How to teach kids about the real people of Capitol Hill with Kitty Felde
“Talking About Kids” kicked off Season 4 with an episode about civics and a very special guest, Kitty Felde. Felde is a veteran public radio journalist who has won multiple awards for her coverage of Capital Hill. Felde’s desire to expose kids to the genuine Capital Hill and the real workings of government led her down an unconventional path, that of writing mysteries. Felde discussed her Fina Mendoza mysteries series for young readers and how the books can be used to increase civic engagement and patriotism in kids.
PBS KIDS for parents
Raising kids who thrive
Help your child learn, grow and find new ways to play with these age-specific resources.
Looking for the livestream of PBS KIDS? We’ll be launching a redesign of the video experience on pbskids.org in 2024. You can still view the same great programs you know and love on the livestream here on pbskids.org.
The updated video experience on pbskids.org will:
- Help kids quickly find and discover their favorite series, full episodes, clips, shorts, movies and podcasts
- Create a safe viewing environment for kids to watch PBS KIDS video content
- Create a cohesive user experience across web, mobile and connected TV platforms
- Modernize the design and infrastructure
- Make PBS KIDS the gold standard for accessibility (e.g., closed captioning, descriptive audio) and
- Increase support for kids with low-end devices and low-bandwidth