Skillsville is PBS KIDS' latest series that "encourages kids ages 4-8 to “power up”. The show is centered around three kids, Cora, Dev, and Rae, who simultaneously explore the world of video ...

Three games created for the show — “Road Repair,” “Toy Maker” and “Story Emporium” — have garnered 20 million game plays to date on the PBS Kids games app and almost 7 million game plays on PBS Kids ...

PBS Kids will also introduce an interactive game set in this universe. Titled “Groovin’ with Acoustic Rooster,” the game will let kids create their own music and play along to songs from the ...

Kids programming is the beating heart of PBS – 90% of parents believe PBS Kids content is a trusted and safe source for children to watch television, play digital games and mobile apps. And PBS ...

The children's series has found a new streaming home — Netflix, PBS stations and PBS KIDS will air new episodes on the same day. And Netflix will also run 90 hours from the Sesame Street library.

PBS Kids teaches academic and social-emotional skills with fun programming. If you’re hunting for a free streaming service that’s full of safe, educational, and entertaining content for kids ...

If you have questions about what defunding PBS means for your kids' favorite shows, you've come to the right place. We turned to experts to learn more about how PBS is funded and what happens next.

PBS president Paula Kerger told the AJC that current efforts by the Trump administration to defund their operations is more aggressive than skirmishes in the past.

PBS Kids series Lyla in the Loop will debut in early 2024, with the Mighty Picnic and Pipeline Studios-produced series set to tackle the use of real-world AI tools and release digital episodes ...

PBS Kids SVP and general manager Sara DeWitt always thought she would go into publishing after earning her English degree with a focus on children’s literacy development from Stanford University.

PBS Kids’ newest star Carl – a raccoon with autism who collects everything from lint to plush toys – is making history as the network’s first lead character on the spectrum.

“Alma’s Way,” the Emmy-nominated animated series from Fred Rogers Productions, has been renewed for a third season at PBS Kids. The new season will feature 15 half-hour episodes, including a ...