Arts and Entertainment

“If I had to come up with one phrase that really defines the show, it’s that anything is possible,” said “Pinkalicious” author Victoria Kann. The PBS KIDS show based on her books encourages creativity and introduces young viewers to the arts.

Today’s children have access to multiple screens — from television and tablets to laptops and smartphones — causing parents to wonder if they may be spending too much time with media.

Each year, one tech-savvy educator in every state is given an opportunity for professional development and sharing ideas with fellow educators from around the country. Arizona’s 2017-18 PBS Digital Innovator, Amber Akapnitis, is unique among the current cohort of Digital Innovators: all of her students are deaf.

When babies hear words and language, their brains develop important connections needed to learn how to read.

Join us Saturday, March 17, at 6 p.m. to celebrate the beloved PBS series “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” and the modest man who created it.

PBS ranked No. 1 in public trust among nationally known institutions for a 15th consecutive year, according to a nationwide survey.

In conversation with Dr. Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, an expert on childhood language skills, we discuss ways parents can support their child’s healthy development.

The next time you find yourself playing peekaboo with a baby, know that you’re also boosting their healthy development.

From birth to age five, a child’s brain develops more rapidly than at any other time in life with long-term impact on the child’s health.

American Graduate Day is a public media initiative to keep American youth on track to a high school diploma and beyond.