Carl the Collector
PBS KIDS is highlighting Autism Acceptance Month with new episodes of Carl the Collector.
Daniel Tiger & Sesame Street
Focusing on kids’ “firsts,” PBS KIDS is focusing on new episodes from Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood and Sesame Street, which include storylines like first trips to the dentist and first boat trips.
Teaching the American Revolution
The American Revolution free curriculum-aligned classroom resources for grades 3-12 designed to deepen students’ understanding of the American Revolution and its legacies using the power of visual media.
For Families
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Learning to play fairly takes time. Here are ways you can help your child practice this important (and tricky) skill. -
Go on a scavenger hunt to find patterns in nature. -
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For Educators
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Join PBS KIDS and explore Spring. Learn about the parts of a plant, seeds, and about how plants grow through media clips, extension activities, articles, and crafts. Share activities, articles, games, and printables with families to strengthen a school-to-home connection. -
Explore the comprehensive and latest science behind Earth's climate plus the many, positive solutions that are helping create a healthier future for our planet. -
This April, celebrate Autism Acceptance and Earth Month with Carl the Collector. Carl, an autistic raccoon, and his friends model how every child’s unique strengths contribute to a thriving community. Find ready-to-use PBS LearningMedia resources to create inclusive, curiosity-driven experiences in your classroom — all year long.
More Resources
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Watch, play and learn anytime at the PBS KIDS web site or download the PBS KIDS app from the app store on your smart device. -
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Explore parent resources to help you raise kind, curious and resilient children. Find parenting tips, hands-on activities, games, and apps and more.
