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Sesame Workshop music videos widen PBS Kids’ focus on civics
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“Together We Can” sets lessons on civic responsibility, rules and the Constitution to song.
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“Together We Can” sets lessons on civic responsibility, rules and the Constitution to song.
Focus group research informed how PBS Kids and producers added American Sign Language interpretation to select series for kids ages 2–8.
“We are reaching a really big audience,” says Abby Jenkins of PBS Kids. “They are born gamers.”
The new PBS Kids series is a literacy show “about different ways to communicate … and understanding peoples’ points of view,” says creator Tim McKeon.
Set in Britain and featuring a new cast, the fourth season will bring new twists on oddness and lessons in “maths.”
With an all-new season of TV episodes and upcoming tour of live shows, Martin and Chris Kratt give kids new ways to experience the natural world.
Produced by GBH Kids, the show offers lessons on important life skills.
Aaron Augenblick’s kooky cartoon creates a neighborhood that’s “friendly, inviting, and … really fun to hang out in.”
An overhaul of PBS’ weekday schedule opens a window for older viewers to spend a lot more time with public TV.
Stations and their community partners are welcoming the show’s social and emotional curriculum with virtual events and interactive in-school workshops.
Rotenberg plans to “explore new opportunities to improve the lives of children and families,” according to a memo from PBS President Paula Kerger.
“Pretty much everything on PBS is better than ‘Caillou.'”
The puppet show, debuting next year, features one of the characters from the original “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.”
An eight-episode prequel is setting the stage for the PBS Kids show’s July premiere.
The interactive game feature should roll out later this year, according to PBS.
“Monkeying Around” is expected to be available to air in 2019.
Organizers delivered petitions to members of Congress, bearing 660,000 signatures gathered online to save CPB funding.
Local childhood education experts, elected officials and even a skunk joined children at a special event recorded for later broadcast.
Stations must make room by dropping an existing subchannel, adjusting bandwidth or acquiring encoders to add an entirely new channel.
The shows will still be available free through the PBS Kids app on other platforms, such as Roku and Apple TV.