Get ready to join your favorite characters as they celebrate the upcoming holidays. Come and play fun holiday-themed games and discover valuable resources designed for parents and teachers!
The new PBS KIDS animated series Carl The Collector follows Carl, a warm-hearted raccoon who loves collecting things. The show breaks new ground as the first PBS KIDS series to feature central characters on the autism spectrum.
Children are learning and building social and emotional skills — including self-management — during the preschool years. In “Carl the Collector,” Carl and his friends understand and manage their own behaviors and emotions.
Children learn by observing the people around them. You can teach your child about compassion by caring about how others feel and what they’re going through.
Routines are a part of our daily lives. Getting ready for school in the morning and getting ready for bed at night are routines your family does often.
WKNO's Teacher Teacher, the Southern Queen of fun and learning, is a whimsical character created from the heart and soul of WKNO's Education & Outreach Manager, Felicia Peat.
You may request her to read a book, tell a story, demonstrate an engaging science experiment, or just walk around and take pictures and give hugs to your students and families. One thing you can be sure of — she will surely share her love of learning with them all.
WKNO's Teacher shows you the possibility of choosing an item!
Newton's 1st Law of Motion
🧬 Silly Science | Season 4, Episode 4
In today's episode, WKNO's Teacher Teacher talks about Newton's 1st Law of Motion!
Items That Are Same and Different
✏️ Math Minutes | Season 4: Episode 3
WKNO's Teacher shows you items that look the same and are also different.
How To Make Sculptures!
🧬 Silly Science | Season 4, Episode 3
In today's episode, WKNO's Teacher Teacher talks about how to make sculptures!
24/7 WKNO PBS KIDS Schedule
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is a book gifting program that mails free, high-quality books to children from birth to age five, no matter their family’s income.
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