Kids and Education

Kids 5-8 years old can learn coding concepts as they create their very own interactive stories and games using PBS KIDS characters like Wild Kratts, WordGirl, Peg + Cat and Nature Cat.

Copyright for Educators is a series of videos designed to help educators learn about what they can and can’t do within the category of “teaching” in the Copyright Act.

Yes, family fun can happen even while social-distancing! Even though we have been asked by local health officials to limit our contact with other people and avoid all group gatherings, there are still plenty of social distancing-approved activities that will allow you to have fun with your kids (and maybe even learn together a little!)

Enjoy Halloween-themed Family Night programs, plus more videos, activities and lesson plans for grades PreK-5.

See a few ideas to help parents use our educational activities at home, and help teachers use them for assignments in online learning environments.

Some of our summer plans may look a little different this year. Take this time to encourage everyone in your family to de-stress, relax and maybe even pick up a new interest or two.

To take care of students, caretakers and peers, teachers need take care of themselves first. Check out a few ideas on how to do just that this summer.

Promote your child’s emotional well-being by making a breathing wand to teach breathing techniques, positive affirmations and mindfulness.

Enlist your little ones in this fun project to help them scratch their creative itch by making toast that is as original and creative as they are — but also delicious!

A series of professional development webinars for teachers to support families learning at home.