Whether your child is headed to kindergarten for the first time or returning for another year of preschool, the transition from summer to school is packed with emotions.
How can we better support children with ASD who have special interests? Dr. Temple Grandin suggests looking at these interests as a positive force in a child's life!
Playing games as a family contributes to all sorts of positive outcomes for children! Here are our favorite PBS KIDS games you and your kids can play together at home.
WUCF, Central Florida's PBS station, is here to help families with tips and resources to allow you to raise kind, curious, and resilient children. Resources include hands-on-activities, apps, and videos, that families can use with their children to support development and exploration in their everyday lives.
PBS KIDS Talk About | Race, Racism & Identity
PBS KIDS Talk About | Race, Racism & Identity
How do you have serious conversations with your kids? In "PBS KIDS Talk About: Race, Racism, and Identity" real families sat down to have honest conversations about these important topics in an age-appropriate way and offer viewers ideas to build on as they continue these important conversations at home.
Healthy Habits, Vaccines, and Visiting the Doctor
How do you prepare your children for a visit to the doctor's office? When Daniel Tiger expresses a little fear, his mom reassures him and helps him adjust to the idea of getting a checkup and a shot. Watch Episode
Vaccines teach your body how to protect itself from germs!
Printable Activities for Children Year-Round
Find fun printable activities for children, aged 2-8, including coloring pages, activities and worksheets featuring beloved PBS KIDS characters. Search by topic, age and your favorite PBS Kids show.
Watch our Emmy Award-winning GRR-IFIC Neighbors TV special that celebrates what it means to be a caring neighbor with music from the Orisirisi drummers, storytime, yoga with Missie, and more. Download our accompanying virtual Kindness Kit here.
