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We know it’s important to help kids build valuable reading, math, science, and social skills long after the school day ends. TPT can support you the with media-rich resources you need to keep your children engaged, curious and connected.
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PRE-K through Elementary
Find games, activities and videos for pre-school through grade 2 at PBSkids.org or the PBS Kids apps. And, visit PBS Kids for Parents for articles, tips, advice and family-friendly activities and recipes. Play free learning games with your favorite PBS KIDS characters anytime, anywhere. PBS KIDS Games features top shows, including Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, Wild Kratts, Super Why, The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!, Dinosaur Train and more. Get the PBS Kids Games APP.
Online Games
Activities
Fish Camp Game | Molly of Denali (Grades K – 2)
Use this “Molly of Denali” digital game to extend and expand students’ use of informational text as well as their knowledge of Alaska Native culture. In the game, Molly, her friend Trini and Trini’s dad use an informational book and its features, such as the table of contents, labeled diagrams and pictures with captions, in order to find out how to “catch” salmon with a traditional Alaska Native fish wheel or a canoe, rod and reel. Narrated by Molly, the game is accessible for readers and nonreaders alike.
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Hands-on Science (Grades PreK – 4)
Real-life science educators perform their best experiments with the help of a young studio audience. Hosted by David Gillette.
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Ruff Ruffman’s Ring of Fire Travel Guide (Grades 3-5)
Learn about volcanoes in the Ring of Fire and their relationship to earthquakes and mountain ranges with this game featuring PBS KIDS character Ruff Ruffman.
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Middle School
Digital Adventure 360° Interactive Experience: Penguins
Detroit Public TV and the Detroit Zoological Society take teachers and students on a virtual field trip inside the habitat of penguins. The interactive experience explores new and innovative approaches to learning and teaching by using 360-degree technology.
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High School
Moon Formation and Earth | Interactive Lesson
Students learn about the giant impact hypothesis for the moon’s formation, and how the Apollo moon rocks have contributed to scientists’ understanding about our closest solar system neighbor. Students evaluate how key pieces of data support the giant impact hypothesis and provide insights into Earth’s early history. A computer simulation helps students visualize the moon-forming impact.
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Twin Cities PBS offers shows that are inspiring, entertaining, and educational. Here are some of our picks that you can watch as a family while learning more about the world around us.
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85% of Parents agree that PBS KIDS is a trusted and safe source for kids to watch television and play digital games and apps.
For 18 years, PBS is #1 in public trust.
85% of Parents agree that PBS KIDS is a trusted and safe source for kids to watch television and play digital games and apps.
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