On Nov. 10, 1969, Sesame Street, with its cast of puppets teaching kids the alphabet and how to count, made its broadcast debut (here is the rundown of that very first show). Today, it is one of the most widely-viewed children’s programs in the world, airing in more than 120 countries.
Monkeys are clever, but we think that NATURE viewers are even more clever! Think you can come up with a funny caption for what’s going on in with these capuchins? See pic…
Have an adult sign you up to play on the new PBS Kids’ Island, a site with reading games. Sign up here!
There’s a new Halloween episode of Cyberchase (Friday Oct. 31 at 5:00 pm); but Cyberchase has special activities online. See video and more…
In this 5-minute clip, from 1974, Mr. Rogers demonstrates how to use a (now old-fashioned) 1970s manual voting machine. From season 7 of Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood. Watch now!
You can now watch full-length episodes of these PBS’ kid’s programs any time you want, online, on the new video player on the PBS Kids Go! website…
Sesame Street’s 39th Season started August 11th! On Thirteen, Sesame Street airs weekdays at 7am, and this season focuses on *MATH*. Celebrity guests this year include (announced so far!):
