PBS Kids’ newest star Carl – a raccoon with autism who collects everything from lint to plush toys – is making history as the ...

The Amazon streaming service and PBS said Friday that more than 150 local PBS stations, and PBS Kids programming, are joining ...

PBS and Amazon have struck a deal to launch more than 150 local PBS stations and the PBS KIDS Channel ad-free over the coming ...

Kids can virtually accompany wildlife educator Nathaniel “Coyote” Peterson on up-close encounters with crocodiles, bears, ...

Live Bowling Green State University hockey returns to WBGU-PBS as the Falcons take on The Ohio State University Buckeyes at 7 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 26. Viewers can watch the game on-air (check your TV ...

Pok Pok is a game for kids ages 2-8 that’s designed differently from other mobile games. It doesn’t have ads, doesn’t have in-app purchases, and doesn’t even have words or letters.

While October is a very busy month for PBS, we can understand if you want to get away from the wall-to-wall coverage of the 2024 U.S. Presidential election. PBS has a first-class news organization ...

The games cover everything from science to math and even creativity – ensuring your child's brain gets a workout! Not only does it boast a safe and friendly environment for your child to learn in, but ...

Based off popular kid TV shows on PBS, the PBS KIDS Games app provides over 250 free educational games ... this game has over 1,200 activities across a variety of genres, such as math, art, music, ...

There are no new British dramas premiering on PBS in November, but there’s more than enough programming to see you through the penultimate month of 2024. Ken Burns is premiering his new ...

ARLINGTON, VA; October 6, 2020 – PBS is celebrating Halloween with the ... television and video games. Zombie stories over the decades represented a range of fears, including nuclear weapons ...

and compelling for kids.” Schlewinski also noted that parents shouldn’t get stuck on seeking out so-called educational games, such as those that deliberately teach math, spelling, or other skills.