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PBS KIDS for Parents in English & Spanish! / ¡PBS KIDS para padres en inglés y español!

PBS KIDS for Parents is a website that provides valuable information and resources to help raise happy, healthy, smart and kind kids. In an effort to provide inclusive, relatable, and valuable content to families of all backgrounds, PBS KIDS for Parents launched a Spanish version of the site. Click on the Button on the Right (Español)

Check it out in English at PBS.org/parents and in Spanish at PBS.org/es/parents.

PBS KIDS para padres es un sitio web que proporciona información y recursos valiosos para ayudar a criar niños felices, saludables, inteligentes y amables. En un esfuerzo por ofrecer un contenido inclusivo, relevante y valioso para las familias de todos los orígenes, PBS KIDS ha lanzado una versión en español del sitio web. Haga clic en el botón de la derecha. (Español)

Compruébelo en PBS.org/es/parents.

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Free PBS KIDS Apps

WXXI Education pulled together a list of FREE PBS KIDS apps that promote learning, curiosity, play, and help kids activate their brains with fun and learning anytime. Find additional PBS KIDS apps at pbskids.org/apps!

PBS KIDS Video App:

PBS KIDS Video App

The PBS KIDS Video app gives kids and parents access to thousands of free videos, including full episodes and clips from top PBS KIDS series. With this app, kids can watch their favorite PBS KIDS shows anytime, anywhere! PBS KIDS, the #1 educational media brand for kids, offers all children the opportunity to explore new ideas and worlds through media. Stream the PBS KIDS 24/7 channel on the app for free (no subscription or login required). Tap the “LIVE TV” button to watch what’s airing on your local PBS station right now. The app provides a safe, child-friendly viewing experience for all ages. Kids can easily browse and watch videos at home, on the road, or anywhere with a mobile or WiFi connection. New full episodes come out every Friday from your favorite PBS KIDS shows. The app also includes features that parents can access through the Grownups tab:

  • Access your local PBS station TV schedule.
  • Learn more about a TV series, such as intended age and learning goals.
  • Download related PBS KIDS apps.

The PBS KIDS Games App

PBS KIDS Games App (Free)

The PBS KIDS Games app makes learning fun and safe with amazing games featuring favorites like Daniel Tiger, Wild Kratts, Donkey Hodie, Alma’s Way, and more! Play hundreds of free educational games designed for your child and watch as they learn with their favorite PBS characters. FREE games for kids 2-8 will be added all the time, encouraging your child to engage in skills related to science, math, creativity and more in gameplay alongside their favorite characters! The app provides a safe, child-friendly playing experience for all ages. New games are regularly added. Kids can easily browse and play games at home, on the road, anywhere! PBS KIDS is focused on providing safe, educational quality games that are ad free and protect children’s privacy.

Other PBS KIDS Apps & Games

1. Nature Cat Great Outdoors
Based on the hit PBS KIDS show, Nature Cat’s Great Outdoors is the on-the-go toolset that will inspire your child to explore nature – in the backyard, at a local park or even looking out the window. Every day, Nature Cat has a set of new daily adventures that lets kids use tools to record and share their observations in fun, creative ways!

  • 100+ adventure prompts given daily to get kids using tools, thinking about nature and recording their observations
  • Daily Nature Adventures are saved in a special journal so kids can go and revisit what they have explored
  • Take photos and selfies with Daisy’s camera
  • Record sounds with Hal and his microphone
  • Use journal art tools to insert photos, sounds, stickers in addition to drawing, stamping, and painting.
  • Create an endless amount of journals filled with your own nature adventures
Nature Cat PBS KIDS APP

2. Ready Jet Go Bot Builder
Design and build a robot and travel through space with Jet and friends. Build new parts to help you get through obstacles as you go from Earth to the moon to Mars and beyond. Each planet has a new challenge for your robot. Kids can build new parts and swap them around to find the best way to solve each level, learning critical thinking and problem-solving skills as they do. Jet’s Bot Builder adapts to your young learner’s progress. Children will learn STEM concepts at their own pace while they have fun building and designing robots.

  • Collect bolts and parts to build a bot
  • Paint the robot in your favorite colors
  • Choose the right robot parts for the job
  • Craft wheels, booster arms, rockets, wings, x-ray heads and more
Ready Jet Go Bot Builder

3. PBS KIDS Scratch Jr.

With PBS KIDS ScratchJr, kids can create their own interactive stories and games featuring their favorite characters from Wild Kratts, Nature Cat, WordGirl and Peg + Cat! The storytelling possibilities are endless with this creative coding app for children ages 5-8. By snapping together colorful programming blocks, children can make characters move, jump, dance and sing. In the process, kids will learn to solve problems, design projects and express themselves creatively on a tablet. With PBS KIDS ScratchJr, children don’t just learn to code, they code to learn.

  • Snap together the color-coded motion, sound, look, trigger, and control blocks to create sequences of actions that cause characters to animate and interact in fun and exciting ways.
  • With 150+ PBS KIDS characters, children can create projects based on their favorite shows and can mix-and-match as much as they’d like!
  • Create your own characters and backgrounds.
  • Use the recording tool to add sounds and your voice to projects. 
  • There are 8 story starters in the app, featuring a different set of characters and designed to encourage children to edit and complete the story however they’d like. 
Scratch Jr App from PBS KIDS

4. The Cat in the Hat Builds That
Based on the PBS KIDS series, “The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That,” this app introduces pre-k kids to science inquiry and engineering (STEM) concepts through games tailored to their learning progress. Kids can build bridges, explore friction through slides and sort fun objects and tools in fantastical lands along with the Cat in the Hat, Nick and Sally.

  • 3 entertaining games focusing on key science concepts
  • Learn measurements and how sturdy materials are in Bridge-a-rama
  • Develop organizational and identification skills with Sorta-ma-gogo
  • Learn about physics, momentum, and surface tension in Slidea-ma-zoo with Thing 1 & Thing 2
Cat In The Hat Builds That App from PBS KIDS

5. Ready Jet Go Space Explorer
The Ready, Jet, Go! Space Explorer app allows players to immerse themselves in the world of Jet and his friends as they explore and play in space in endless ways! Incorporating expert curriculum backed by the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, kids are encouraged to not only learn about space, but visualize planets, stars and constellations in the context of the world around them.

  • Dive deep into 300+ planet and constellation facts with Face 9000 by exploring or check out the Solar Encyclopedia
  • Point your device to the sky and explore to see real world positions of constellations and planets
  • Play Hide-n-Seek with Jet and Sunspot and earn all the Ready Jet Go! space badges
  • Add color to the night sky! Paint and color stars and constellations. Your artistic masterpieces will stay visible as you continue exploring.
  • Play with favorite Ready Jet Go! characters and listen for silly space facts with Jet and his friends!
Ready Jet Go Space Explorer

6. Outdoor Family Fun with Plum
Want to go outside with your kiddos but not exactly sure what to do out there? Check out the free app from PBS KIDS Plum Landing that is full of fun, free outdoor exploring ideas.

  • 150+ unique missions to explore your neighborhood’s plants, animals, weather, and more
  • Hundreds of tips to help your family talk about nature and science
  • New missions and achievement badges that unlock as you use the app
  • Digital tools to help your family observe and interact with nature
  • Daily sets of suggested missions to try
  • Progress tracker to look back on missions and achievements
Outdoor Family Fun with PLUM app

7. Molly of Denali
Go on adventures with Molly of Denali from PBS KIDS! In this app, kids ages 4-8 can play with Molly and friends in her Alaskan village, Qyah. Children can go on dog sledding missions, fish, create beading projects or help run the Denali Trading Post. The Molly of Denali app teaches children to use familiar texts such as books, diagrams, and captioned photos to solve problems, accomplish tasks, and help Molly’s friends! The educational games in Molly of Denali support foundational literacy skills in using and understanding informational texts.

  • Fish Camp: learn about fishing and respecting nature
  • Sled Dog Dash: learn about dog sledding and caring for your dogs
  • Beading Art: learn the tradition of Alaskan Native beadwork with simple patterns
  • Denali Trading Post: interact with customers and fill orders

8. The Cat in the Hat Invents

Build a robot and immerse your kids in STEM learning! The Cat in the Hat Invents engages your preschooler in engineering and problem solving. Join Nick, Sally and the Cat in the Hat as they explore the world of science, working through obstacles as they overcome various engineering challenges.

  • Machinea-ma-Zoo: Pulleys and levers galore let you learn STEM and more! Play with these simple machines and interact with your robot to help him move through each obstacle.
  • Odds-n-Endsville: Learn how various material properties work. How do soft and hard materials react? Find out as you test and solve problems to help your robot to the finish line.
  • Windnasium: Discover the strength of wind power with your Robot. Construct and experiment new ways to use wind to move your robot along the course.
  • Coldsnap Island: Learn how ice is nice for STEM learning. Your child will find out quickly with her robot that things move differently on ice. Find out how to move your robot through the icy obstacles as you design new ways to engineer machines in a different environment.
Cath in the Hat Invents App from PBS KIDS

9. Ready Jet Go Space Scouts
Design and engineer rovers on the Moon, build a mission controller and guide a spaceship through the solar system, problem solve ways to grow vegetables on Mars- play these games and more to earn all your Space Scout badges along with characters from the PBS KIDS series, Ready Jet Go!

  • Design your own space rover to drive across planets
  • Build stable bases across different planets to protect your toy astronaut
  • Build a mission controller to control robots and spaceships
  • Grow giant vegetables on Earth, Moon and Mars
  • Design cooking contraptions to make food for astronauts
  • Explore the lab to create your own designs and inventions
Ready Jet Go Space Scouts App from PBS KIDS

10. PBS KIDS Play & Learn Engineering
Play and Learn Engineering is an educational, fun-filled app that helps your kids learn through play. Explore and learn engineering concepts with games that grow with your child. Design machines and roller coasters, build towers with robots, and problem solve through an obstacle course. Learn STEM concepts with your child as they experiment with simple engineering tools. Early learning games for preschoolers help your child develop a better understanding of the world around them. Our app empowers your preschooler to test engineering concepts and solve problems on their own. Use early learning tools that allow the app to grow with your child.

PBS KIDS Play & Learn Engineering App

11. PBS KIDS Play & Learn Science
Play with shadows, control the weather, roll and slide objects down a ramp, choose the best materials for an umbrella – all while building science inquiry skills and learning core science concepts. The games in the app encourage kids to see the science in their world. They are intentionally designed to serve as catalysts for real-world exploration by modeling real-world locations and experiences. The related hands-on activities and parent notes prompt families to “try it” at home and provide tips for engaging in conversations.

PBS KIDS Play & Learn Science for Parents App

12. Daniel Tiger App for Parents

Help your toddler learn life’s little lessons with their friend and neighbor, Daniel Tiger. Daniel Tiger for Parents is a free parenting app that provides parents and caregivers with popular and catchy kids songs and videos from the hit PBS KIDS series, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood.

Daniel Tiger App for Parents
Daniel Tiger App for Parents

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WXXI Community Observation Challenge

Join WXXI as we continue to be community scientists and observe our community through a special ongoing WXXI Community Observation Challenge!

Let’s explore the biodiversity our region has to offer by sharing photos of wildlife observations in backyards, local parks, nature trails, sidewalks…Participation is easy, free, and open to anyone in the Greater Rochester and Finger Lakes region. Help us see all the different living things in our community and get excited about being citizen scientists. 

What to do:

  1. Download the free iNaturalist app onto your device. 
  2. Find wildlife – any plant, animal, tracks, bug, etc. 
  3. Take a photo of whatever you find (and remember where you found it!).
  4. Upload your picture to the iNaturalist app and choose the project: WXXI Community Observation Challenge

(Not into using an app? Snap photos of your observations and remember the important details [date, time, location] and then upload on the iNaturalist website later!)

This project is ongoing! So get outside (yes, even in the winter!), explore, observe and participate as many times as you’d like!

To participate in the Backyard Observation Challenge, download the FREE iNaturalist app, which works on all devices – Android version and Apple version. Need help learning how to use iNaturalist? Check out some of the video tutorials. Teachers: there’s even an iNaturalist educator guide to help with use in your classroom instruction!

Take your nature knowledge up a notch with Seek! Use the power of image recognition technology to identify the plants and animals all around you. No registration is involved, and no user data is collected. This is a great app for families who want to spend more time exploring nature together. Learn more and download the Seek by iNaturalist app!



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Wild Kratts: Videos, Games & Activities

Play games and watch full episodes of The Wild Kratts: https://pbskids.org/wildkratts

Join Chris and Martin Kratt in “Wild Kratts,” a series for children ages 4 to 8! In each episode, the Kratt Brothers travel to a different corner of the world to meet amazing new animals and learn about them and their habitats. It’s all wrapped up in engaging stories of laugh-out-loud adventure and mystery as the Kratt Brothers activate their creature power suits to rescue their animal friends!

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Where to Watch:

  • WXXI Kids 24/7 Channel on TV 21.4/Cable 1277 (or 1278)
  • WXXI Kids website Live Stream or PBSKIDS.org and the PBS KIDS free Video App. (Download)
  • PBS KIDS YouTube channel

Watch Full Episodes Below on this Wild Kratts Playlist

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Here are a few of our favorite Wild Kratts Activities & Articles: 

Wild Kratts Collection from PBS LearningMedia
In this collection:
  • Full Episodes
  • Lesson Plans
  • Graphic Organizers | Wild Kratts
  • Live-Action Segments
  • Animal Behaviors
  • Animal Adaptations & Characteristics
  • Classification
  • Ecosystems
  • Extinction
  • Teamwork
  • Wild Kratts Games
  • Kratts Creatures

Learn more at the PBS KIDS for Parents Wild Kratts Show Page

  • Activity: Test the Strength of Spider Webs
  • Play: Play the Creature Power Generator Game (or make up your own!) 
  • Activity: Get outside and challenge your kiddos to Creature Power Adventure Games
  • Activity: Participate in WXXI’s Community Observation Challenge – get outside and make some nature observations!
  • Article: Simple Ways to Explore Animal Life with Your Child
  • Article: Building Empathy with the Wild Kratts
  • Interview: Check out this Q & A with the Kratt Brothers and/or listen to this interview with the Kratt Brothers from our friends at Vermont Public Radio who got to interview Chris and Martin a few years ago and found out what they did as kids to love animals so much!
  • Play: Play fun Wild Kratts adventure online games. Try Animal Match, Baby Animal Rescue, or Capture the Fishmobiles!
  • Explore different creatures and their habits in the Creaturepedia
  • Crafts: Try these simple, at-home learning crafts and activities to extend what your child is learning from Wild Kratts: Egg Carton Turtles, Craft a Nature Dragonfly, and Craft a Color-Changing Chameleon.
  • Print Activity: Print out a Flatt Kratts and take Chris and Martin with you on your creature adventuring!
  • Print Activity: Print out a Nature Cat Bird Journal to use when exploring the outdoors or design your own!

Read

  • Check your local library for Wild Kratts books to borrow, either physical or e-books!
  • Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s virtual bird guide.
  • NYS Department of Environmental Conservation animal guides and activities (view online or print!) 
  • Seneca Park Zoo’s Animals page. 


Dinosaur Train: Videos, Games & Activities

Play games and watch full episodes of Dinosaur Train: https://pbskids.org/dinosaurtrain/

“Dinosaur Train” embraces and celebrates the fascination that preschoolers have with both dinosaurs and trains! Kids can join Buddy and his adoptive Pteranodon family on a whimsical voyage through prehistoric jungles, swamps, volcanoes and oceans, as they unearth basic concepts in life science, natural history and paleontology.

Where to Watch:

  • WXXI Kids 24/7 Channel on TV 21.4/Cable 1277 (or 1278)
  • WXXI Kids website Live Stream or PBSKIDS.org and the PBS KIDS free Video App. (Download)
  • PBS KIDS YouTube channel

Watch Full Episodes Below on this Dinosaur Train Playlist

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Here are a few of our favorite Dinosaur Train Activities & Articles: 

  • Article + Activity: Learn how to geocache with Dinosaur Train
  • Recipe: Need a dinotastic snack? Build Edible Nests for movie night.
  • Activity: Make some Dinosaur Shadow Puppets before or after the movie!
  • Article: Tips for Encouraging Nature Play
  • Activity: Snag a few empty tissue boxes from the recycle bin and Make Dinosaur Feet!
  • Activity: No tissue boxes? No problem. Make Dinosuar Footprints and Trackways and plan your own dino adventure!
  • Warm up your vocal chords, this weekend it’s a DINOSAUR TRAIN double feature! Get in the sprit by practicing the DINSOAUR TRAIN: Dinosaurs A-Z song.
  • What’s a Zeppelin but a big balloon? You and your kids can do your own, at-home experiment with this DIY balloon project from PBS KIDS for Parents.
Dinosaur Train Collection from PBS LearningMedia
In this collection:
  • Activities
  • Full Episodes
  • Weather, Natural Disasters, Earth and Space Science
  • Adaptation and Basic Needs
  • Classification and Diversity
  • Dinosaur Discoveries
  • Ecosystems, Habitats, and Nature
  • Fossils
  • The Life Cycle
  • Social and Emotional Learning
  • Games

Learn more at the PBS KIDS for Parents Dinosaur Train Show Page



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Alma’s Way: Videos, Games & Activities

Play games and watch full episodes of Alma’s Way: https://pbskids.org/almasway in English & https://pbskids.org/es/almasway en Español:

“Alma’s Way” is an engaging, animated series for children ages 4 to 6 created by Sonia Manzano, who played Maria on “Sesame Street.” The series stars 6-year-old Alma Rivera, a proud and confident Bronx-born, Puerto Rican girl, who lives in the Bronx with her family and a diverse group of friends and neighbors. In each story, Alma speaks directly to the audience in her “Think Through” moments, where she learns to think for herself, make decisions, and understand other people’s points of view — while making lots of messy and hilarious mistakes all along the way.

Where to Watch:

  • WXXI Kids 24/7 Channel on TV 21.4/Cable 1277 (or 1278)
  • WXXI Kids website Live Stream or PBSKIDS.org and the PBS KIDS free Video App. (Download) & en Español:
  • PBS KIDS YouTube channel > (Alma’s Way Full Episodes in English)

Watch Full Episodes & Clips Below on this Alma’s Way Playlist / Alma’s way Episodio Completo

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Here are a few of our favorite Alma’s Way Activities & Articles: 

  • Article: Learn more about the Real-Life Inspriation Behind Alma’s Way
  • Recipe: Make Abuela Cecilia’s Mofongo
  • Book Suggestions: 11 Picture Books to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage
  • Recipe: Make Piragua to Share with a Friend!
  • Article: Taking 2 Languages to Preschool: Supporting Dual-Language Learners
  • Book Suggestions: Books About Latinos Who Made a Difference
  • Article: Using Stories to Nurture Your Child’s Identity
Alma’s Collection from PBS LearningMedia includes Video Activity Bundles & Games

Learn more at the PBS KIDS for Parents Alma’s Way Show Page

Learn the Alma’s Way theme song: 



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Molly of Denali Podcast:

Do you love Molly of Denali? Now you can LISTEN to Molly and her adventures in the Molly of Denali Podcast!

Meet Molly Mabray, an Alaska Native girl growing up with her parents, family and friends. Join Molly and the gang and discover what life is like for a typical kid on big adventures in Alaska! The Molly of Denali podcast is made by the folks behind some of your all-time favorite PBS television shows: Arthur, Curious George, Pinkalicious and Peterrific and more!

There are a few seasons of the Molly of Denali Podcast (see below). Each season is 8 episodes long and episodes range from 8-15 minutes. 

  • Season 1: Molly Mabray’s 10th birthday is approaching, and she can’t wait to celebrate and eat her favorite strawberry cake. Except someone, or something, stole Molly’s birthday cake outside the Denali Trading Post. With the help of a mysterious raven, Molly sets out to solve the case of the missing cake.
  • Season 2: All aboard! Join Molly on a brand-new adventure as she and Trini take a train from Denali to Anchorage, Alaska. But this is no ordinary train – it’s the MYSTERY TRAIN! When a jewel necklace goes missing, it’s up to Detective Mabray and her assistant Dr. Mumford to solve the case! Follow along as Molly and Trini search for clues with some unexpected guests, decipher some strange bird calls, and even get stuck in a spooky town, all while riding the mystery train!
  • Season 3: The Arctic Wolf Junior Relay has come to Qyah and junior mushers from all over Alaska, including Molly’s best friend, Tooey, will be participating in the epic dog sled race! But when Tooey catches a cold, Molly steps in to take over the sled. If she hopes to finish her first relay she’ll need to get advice from world-famous musher Eugene Pike, brave the elements and a herd of caribou, and help out her fellow racers. Good thing Suki’s come along for the ride!


Listening Guides: There are also some super helpful Listening Guides for the Molly Podcast – After listening to each season’s podcast, read through these questions with your child to review together the events of the story.

  • Season 2 Listening Guide
  • Season 3 Listening Guide

How to Listen: There are a few ways to listen to the Molly of Denali Podcast:

  1. Head over to https://pbskids.org/molly/podcast and listen on the PBS KIDS website.
  2. Listen on your favorite podcast platform – Apple Podcast, Amazon, Spotify
  3. Via YouTube! Listen using the Molly of Denali Podcast playlist below: 

Listen to the Molly of Denali Podcast on YouTube:



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American Veteran: Unforgettable Stories Podcast Series

American Veteran: Unforgettable Stories is a ten-part podcast series tracing the veteran experience through individual stories. 

Each episode of the podcast revolves around the direct testimony of a single veteran – from a Coast Guard gunner’s mate who manned a landing craft at Omaha Beach on D-Day, to an Army cook in Iraq who became the first Black American woman held as a POW; from an Army nurse in Vietnam who struggled to do her part, to a satellite technician who served as a gay man during the Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell era.  This collection of riveting first person stories provides a compelling portrait of the veteran experience over multiple generations.  

The series is hosted by Phil Klay, a Marine Corps veteran featured in the “American Veteran” television series and author of the National Book Award-winning collection of short stories, “Redeployment.” It was produced and released October-December 2021

LISTEN HERE: “American Veteran: Unforgettable Stories” drops on Tuesdays, October 19 – December 14. Published by PRX, the series is available free to listeners across all major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and Amazon Music, and on the American Veteran podcast site. 

Scheduled Podcasts: 

  • Episode 1 : “That Day” featuring Shoshana Johnson
  • Episode 2: “She Never Knew” featuring Frank DeVita
  • Episode 3: “My Boys” featuring Edie Meeks
  • Episode 4: “My Double Life” featuring Brandon Anderson
  • Episode 5: “It Was Just Too Exciting” featuring Edward Field
  • Episode 6: “The Reaper” featuring Nick Irving
  • Episode 7: “No, I’m Not Good” featuring Clifton Hicks
  • Episode 8: “The Shadow Side” featuring CJ Scarlet
  • Episode 9: “Get Me Airborne” featuring Harold Brown


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