PBS KIDS content helps provide safe, trusted spaces for all children and their families. From watching to listening to playing, PBS KIDS and local stations, like WXXI, support adults in creating safe spaces for children anytime, anywhere.
Watch: PBS KIDS series use rich stories to help kids learn, explore, and feel secure. Children and adults trust the characters, families, and embedded learning. Use PBS KIDS videos to create an immersive, safe space for kids and families. Watch on WXXI’s 24/7 PBS KIDS Channel or on the free PBS KIDS Video app.
Listen: PBS KIDS stories are not only for watching but also for listening! Kids and families can listen to stories from their favorite PBS KIDS friends – Arthur, Molly of Denali, Work it Out Wombats!, Lyla in the Loop, and more. Just like the video stories, the audio stories create an immersive space for kids to turn to anytime, anywhere. Listen to PBS KIDS podcasts.
Play: PBS KIDS games are interactive spaces designed for young children to practice, play, explore, and learn. They are built for young children to play independently or with a grownup, and include safety features to protect kids while they are exploring a digital space. PBS KIDS games also align to the same learning goals that are embedded in each PBS KIDS series. Play using the free PBS KIDS Games app or PBSKIDS.org/games.
Do: Each PBS KIDS series has offline activities, such as coloring pages, puzzles, crafts, and experiments to extend the learning within each story. These free printable and screen-free activities bring PBS KIDS to life offscreen in real spaces. And, our WXXI Education team spends time out in the community bringing PBS KIDS to you – check out this schedule to find them out and about!
Share: PBS KIDS is a trusted source of fun, information, and learning. Families can stay connected WXXI and find safe, trusted, and helpful PBS KIDS resources for their young kids a few different ways – 1) sign up for WXXI’s Parents eNewsletter, to recieve monthly PBS KIDS activities, information about upcoming events, and more; 2) follow WXXI Kids on Facebook or Instagram; or 3) become a WXXI Member!
