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‘The Ruff Ruffman Show’ comes to PBS KIDS digital platforms

“The Ruff Ruffman Show,” a new animated digital series, helps kids ages 4-8 learn core science concepts through videos, game-play and hands-on activities.

Meet one of the people in our neighborhood: Stacey Gordon, puppeteer

Sesame Street’s newest Muppet character, Julia, is a curious little girl who has autism. And the artist who portrays her is one of our own: Phoenix-based puppeteer Stacey Gordon.

A quick guide to PBS KIDS online resources

Friday, Sept. 1, 2017

School’s out, but there are so many ways to keep learning through PBS KIDS. PBS LearningMedia Keep the wheels in your child’s head turning well after the school bell rings. […]

Arizona PBS and First Things First work to improve early childhood education

Friday, Sept. 1, 2017

We’re always excited to see Arizona organizations get the recognition they deserve. This year, First Things First — Arizona’s only public funding source dedicated exclusively to early childhood — has […]

Journalism students celebrate innovation

Wednesday, March 1, 2017

“Imagine a fun, festive atmosphere where students and faculty get to drive robots or look at 360 video or see the latest camera and microphone technology — that’s Innovation Day. […]

Arizona PBS KIDS: Quality Kids Programming 24/7

Thursday, Dec. 1, 2016

On January 16, 2017, Arizona PBS is launching an all-new 24/7 children’s channel dedicated to providing quality educational programming. The new channel, Arizona PBS KIDS, will feature an array of […]

Super Why Reading Camps

Wednesday, June 1, 2016

On TV, Super Why and his friends help preschool-age kids learn key reading skills – making the characters a natural fit for helping kids prepare to start kindergarten. The Educational […]