Help your child discover and protect the natural world around them in these printable activities from Nature Cat! From starting a plant journal to completing a “Recycling Challenge”, they will see their neighborhood and the great outdoors in a whole new light.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Does saliva really wash back into the milk carton from your mouth when you take a drink? Test it for yourself using powdered drink mix and see what happens!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
It is easy to forget that math is a part of our everyday lives. Use this activity to help your child notice differences, follow simple directions, sort objects, and identify patterns. These are important steps for data collection and analysis – which are a part of the scientific method!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Learn about Marie Curie, two-time Nobel Prize winner, with this video clip, printable biosketch reader, and support materials.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
For thousands of years, humans have looked up at the sky and told stories about the stars twinkling in the night. The most famous constellations in Western culture come from the Greeks. In this activity, your child can learn more about several well-known constellations as you talk about the stories and science behind them.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
A “Math Mess” is an everyday problem that requires an inquisitive mind, determination and a little number sense to solve. Math Messes can pop up when you least expect them — and in each short, animated Math Mess video, you’ll meet some mathematically-challenged characters who are right smack in the middle of one.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
When seeds are in the soil, it is impossible to observe all of the stages of growth. Use fast-growing seeds in this experiment, and you and your child can closely monitor all of the stages of growth a seed experiences!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Explore the lives of famous historical female figures in these short engaging biographies written for young children.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Early readers will love building their own story book with Elmo, Abby Cadabby, or Cookie Monster! A perfect tool for helping identify feelings and emotions, word and letter recognition, and letter sounds.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Mimicry occurs when a plant or animal looks like another species to help it survive. One of the best examples of this is the Monarch and Viceroy butterflies. Try this experiment to explore how Viceroy butterflies use mimicry to trick predators!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Create a fantastic foaming fountain with just a few household ingredients!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Miss Penny and KidVision kids explore Engineering through an obstacle course challenge and challenge you to create an obstacle course of your own using things around your house.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
When is a liquid not always a liquid and a solid not always a solid? When it’s “Oobleck”! Explore Non-Newtonian fluids – solutions that change their state of matter under pressure! It’s easy to make and super fun to play with. Try it!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
In this video segment, from the PBS documentary Looking for Lincoln, Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr. cites several of Lincoln’s most famous lines of oratory from different points in his political career, noting the “seemingly simple but profoundly eloquent language” he used “to express and ennoble his cause.”
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Explore the concepts of prejudice and tolerance with Martha Speaks. When a new kitten moves in to the neighborhood Martha struggles with the attention she receives.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
You may know that you have to water plants to keep them alive, but how do plants get water from the soil into the parts they need? Try this experiment to learn how!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
What do bumblebees do all day? Using the Science-U campers’ tips as a guide, you can safely observe bees at home and learn what bumblebees do all day!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Come explore the cypress swamp with the Wild Kratts gang. While on an adventure, they get swarmed by a bunch of biting mosquitoes and observe how the creatures draw blood.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Eva Mozes Kor, a Holocaust survivor, became a global ambassador for peace, forgiveness and inclusiveness. Read this letter Eva Kor wrote emphasizing four overarching life lessons she encouraged everyone to live by.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Practice creating and replicating patterns—an important math skill—with this simple activity.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Learn about density and displacement with this fun, easy experiment. Turn on some tunes and discover how raisins bust a move!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
The third Monday in January is a national holiday observing the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. Learn more about this leader of the civil rights movement and about how we honor him today.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
When food coloring and soap are added to whole milk, strange things happen. Will the same thing happen with kinds of milk that have different fat contents?
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Hand washing keeps us healthy. Be like Elmo and make sure to wash your hands often for at least 20 seconds—just enough time to sing this song once!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Woven popsicle sticks are a blend of art, math, science and just enough mischief to make it an engineering feat of awesomeness!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Add some kid-friendly decoration to your home with these ornaments made from popsicle sticks and colorful buttons.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Is your child interested in coding? The @PBSKIDS ScratchJr app is a fun way to teach kids coding skills using the characters they love!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Make colorful layers using liquids of varying densities, then experiment to see which items sink or float to each layer!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
How do you talk with your children about managing their feelings? This activity encourages children to knead and pound dough as one way to talk through and deal with feelings like anger and frustration.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Help Molly of Denali and her mom prepare traditional foods to last all winter! Learn about different ways of preserving foods like moose stew and blueberry jam.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Use this activity to help your child notice differences, follow simple directions, sort objects, and identify patterns. These are important steps for data collection and analysis – which are a part of the scientific method!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
For thousands of years, humans have looked up at the sky and told stories about the stars twinkling in the night. In this activity, your child can learn more about several well-known constellations as you talk about the stories and science behind them.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
A gratitude jar is the perfect project to help your child express thankfulness! As they draw the things for which they are thankful, add the drawings to the jar and watch the collection grow.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Mimicry occurs when a plant or animal looks like another species to help it survive. Try this experiment to explore how Viceroy butterflies use mimicry to trick predators!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
World Kindness Day is November 13th. Download and print this kindness bingo card and see how many acts of kindness your children can complete.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Combine a liquid and a solid and watch the chemical reaction that’s BIGGER than the components themselves!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
In this video from Let’s Learn, author Kevin Nobel Maillard reads, Fry Bread: A Native American Family Story, a book celebrating Native American culture. After reading, he and his two children create fry bread using playdough.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Create a fantastic foaming fountain with a few household ingredients.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Children can draw spooky creatures in the windows of their own lift-the-flap haunted house with this fun Halloween craft for all ages.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
When is a liquid not always a liquid and a solid not always a solid? When it’s “Oobleck”! Explore Non-Newtonian fluids – solutions that change their state of matter under pressure! It’s easy to make and super fun to play with. Try it!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Over 10 sessions you can help your child learn new vocabulary and inspire a love of reading book using the Martha Speaks Reading Buddies Program. Each session provides plans, book suggestions, and activities designed around a set of new vocabulary words to explore.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Learn about density in this simple experiment you can do in your bathtub, kitchen or outside.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Explore Alaska Native culture and values with Molly of Denali as she catches her first fist and follows the tradition of honoring one’s elders by offering her prized catch to her grandpa.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Spend time coloring and decorating these Daniel Tiger friendship cards with your children as you discuss friendship and what makes a good friend with them.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Use fast-growing seeds in this experiment, and you and your child can closely monitor all of the stages of growth a seed experiences!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
You may know that you have to water plants to keep them alive, but how do plants get water from the soil into the parts they need? Try this experiment to learn how!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Snack Hacks are fun healthy recipes to make with your child that provide positive experiences with healthy foods. Make this fun, healthy twist on the fall favorite apple donut.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
SALSA is a series of videos that blends puppets, animation, live action and music to create a unique experience for first-time learners of Spanish language and culture.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Take a trip outdoors and spend some time observing bee behavior. Learn how to be safe when watching bees while learning about these amazing insects.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Learn the basics of coding with this fun video in which Valerie Brock builds a PB&J. Children are then encouraged to solve fun, simple coding sequence puzzles.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Can you follow the code? Work with you child on pattern recognition in this interactive activity in which you create a pattern with cutout shapes and have them replicate it.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Watch a reading of the book Our Favorite Day by Joowon Oh. Then share and draw some of your favorite days together.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Families share many things, but does that include germs? Discover if drinking straight from the milk carton really does leave backwash behind in this fun at home experiment.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Learn with Arthur and friends on how to make a difference in your community and connect with your neighbors.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Celebrate the first day of school by completing this poster! Keep it in a scrapbook to see the changes over the years.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Learn about density and displacement with this fun, easy experiment. Turn on some tunes and discover how raisins bust a move!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Explore an Alaska Native dance tradition with your child by making a Yup’ik dance fan together.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
This Odd Squad craft supports fine motor skills while learning about operating with numbers and introducing children to fractions.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Turn everyday tasks into math activities.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
These back to school-themed activity sheets allow children to choose their own learning adventures.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Create a fantastic foaming fountain with a few household ingredients!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
It’s always a good time for children to brush up on everyday routines like greeting friends, picking up toys, and getting ready for bed. This collection is filled with tips and ideas!
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Learn about density and displacement with this fun, easy experiment. Turn on some tunes and discover how raisins bust a move!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Words can take you anywhere! Use the activities in this collection to help build literacy skills and create and share family stories.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Crawl like an ant, jump like a frog, and gallop like a horse!
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How do Viceroy butterflies use mimicry to trick predators?
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
This fun science activity introduces basic concepts of physics and gravity.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Learn about the stories and science behind some well-known constellations.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Travel to the moon and beyond with these activities all about space.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Explore the Stages of Seed Growth.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
There are lots of things kids can do to celebrate neighbors and friends.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Spark creativity as you explore all of these games and activities!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
How do Viceroy butterflies use mimicry to trick predators?
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Enjoy a variety of activities all about nature with PBS KIDS Summer of Possibilities
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Learn how sharing our family traditions helps us to respect the diversity of our community.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Practice creating and replicating patterns—an important math skill—with this simple activity.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Explore the Stages of Seed Growth
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
A terrarium is a micro-environment: moisture evaporates, then condensates and falls back down (just like rain) in an enclosed glass container. Bring the great outdoors inside!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Practice these meditative breathing exercises meant to help you focus, relax, and feel energized.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Combine a liquid and a solid and watch the chemical reaction that’s BIGGER than the components themselves!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
With a “rocket”, brain power, and teamwork, you’ll be blasting off with fun playing this game!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Learn about the stories and science behind some well-known constellations.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Turn on some tunes and discover how raisins bust a move!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
This Mexican folktale that explains why butterflies do not live in houses and why they migrate. Story told in Spanish and English.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
How do Viceroy butterflies use mimicry to trick predators?
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Develop children’s literacy skills by reading and writing poetry.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Use fast-growing seeds in this experiment, and you and your child can closely monitor all of the stages of growth a seed experiences!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Take a walk around your neighborhood and look at the trees you see in a new way!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Learn about the stories and science behind some well-known constellations.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Setting up a comfortable space and doing activities that bring out each child’s strengths can create special times in helping a child with autism.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Teacher Sabrin Abedin reads the book, “My Five Senses,” by Aliki.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
All about taste! Does saliva really wash back into the milk carton from your mouth when you take a drink?
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
The Meet the Helpers toolkit is designed to introduce “helpers” and explain the role they play in emergency situations.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
It is garden season! Try this experiment to see how a seed grows underground.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Using imaginary play, you can help your child work through the disappointment of being excluded — and learn how to include others!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
This easy science activity can be done anywhere you can put a container of water. Try it in your backyard, the bathtub, or the kitchen sink!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
This craft is great for a wide range of ages, and is perfect for Mother’s Day or to create as a fun spring craft!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
See how our Science-U campers did it, then try it yourself with step-by-step instructions and guided scientific questions available in the downloadable handout.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Print and fold this 2-page biosketch about Amelia Earhart into a booklet! Then discover other famous women with the Xavier Riddle Collection.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Try it yourself with our step-by-step instructions and guided scientific questions available in the downloadable support materials.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
In her exuberant way, Peg (and her side-kick Cat), reminds us that we are surrounded by math!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Try it yourself with step by step instructions and guided scientific questions available in the downloadable student handout.
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Try it yourself with step by step instructions and guided scientific questions available in the downloadable student handout.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Identifying contributions of people, past and present is important. We learn to celebrate individuals and the part they play in our lives.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
The Hamburger Game helps students practice attentive reading by choosing the main idea—or “meat”—from a passage of text and dragging it to the center of a sandwich.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
These yellow faces are everywhere these days, and a familiar language to our little ones.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
A crunchy, sweet Valentine’s Day treat that won’t earn your kids a trip to the dentist!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Try it yourself with our step-by-step instructions and guided scientific questions available in the downloadable support materials.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
A homemade snow globe is a childhood must!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Try it yourself with step-by-step instructions and guided scientific questions available in the downloadable handout.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
This train cannot travel down an uncompleted track! Choose the correct words to complete the sentence and get the train moving.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
When food coloring and soap are added to whole milk, strange things happen. Why?
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Magnify the fun with a closer look at the world through a homemade magnifying glass.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Video reading of the book Your Vote Counts! and a classroom lesson plan for discussing campaigning, voting, and democracy.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Explore Non-Newtonian fluids – solutions that change their state of matter under pressure!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Sneak in some science with these fun ice towers. Simply place them outside to freeze.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Learn about density and displacement with this fun, easy experiment. Turn on some tunes and discover how raisins bust a move!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Elinor and her friends have fun engaging with plants, animals, and nature, asking simple but probing questions to figure out why and how things work – early STEM skills!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Will a solid material melt? Can you change it back to solid again? Investigate what happens when you heat solid materials and then cool the materials.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Help your child set a goal and work towards achieving it.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Coding is the new literacy! With ScratchJr, young children (ages 5-7) can program their own interactive stories and games. In the process, they learn to solve problems, design projects, and express themselves creatively on the computer.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
With your help, have your child think about someone who has done something nice or helpful for them. Talk about how one of the ways we can show we’re thankful is by giving thank you cards.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
By matching sounds to letters, your child can make the Word Machine function.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Turn everyday tasks into math activities.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Each family celebrates Kwanzaa in its own way, but celebrations often include songs and dances, African drums, storytelling, poetry reading, and a large traditional meal.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Learn about the stories and science behind some well-known constellations.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Make it then shake it! Create two to make a musical duo and have twice the fun.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Does backwash really happen? Experiment around the Thanksgiving table to find out!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Whip liquid cream into a solid with this easy and delicious kitchen science activity!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Molly of Denali can be your personal guide to learning about Alaskan natives, the Alaskan wilderness, and as a bonus, literacy skills! Check out her podcast.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Pick a day or a week, and see who in your family can fill out their Kindness BINGO card first!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
You may know that you have to water plants to keep them alive, but how do plants get water from the soil into the parts they need?
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Woven popsicle sticks are a blend of art, math, science and just enough mischief to make it an engineering feat of awesomeness!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
In this interactive storybook your child can watch and count along as the chickens vote for their favorite candidate.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Can something be both a solid and a liquid?
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Families should be talking more about race. Dr. Aisha White talks about what race is and how to discuss it with young children.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Combine a liquid and a solid and watch the chemical reaction that’s BIGGER than the components themselves!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Sometimes parents need children to play quietly while they work or take a break. Create a Fun Time Spinner with activities your child can do alone. Make a second spinner filled with family-friendly activities you can do as a family after work or on the weekends.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
How do Viceroy butterflies use mimicry to trick predators?
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
As we say goodbye to summer, let’s share the wonders of autumn with these 13 fall-themed children’s books.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Whip liquid cream into a solid with this easy and delicious kitchen science activity!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Molly of Denali loves cooking, and has created a recipe book with some of her favorite recipes. Print them out and try them, and then add some of your own.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Does saliva really wash back into the milk carton from your mouth when you take a drink? Test it for yourself using powdered drink mix and see what happens!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
The Meet the Helpers toolkit is designed to introduce “helpers” and explain the role they play in emergency situations.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Use this activity to help your child notice differences, follow simple directions, sort objects, and identify patterns. These are important steps for data collection and analysis – which are a part of the scientific method!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Young children are learning what it means to be a friend. Making a book can help children learn about friendships and what it means to have and be a friend.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Can something be both a solid and a liquid?
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Use this activity to talk with your child and find out about the activities that make them feel better.
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You can do this! Inspire kids to learn about science with these tips and tricks.
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Help students prepare for the year ahead with these checklists for back to school and learning at home.
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Woven popsicle sticks are a blend of art, math, science and just enough mischief to make it an engineering feat of awesomeness!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Your child can use sight and sound to explore the properties of different materials in this set of 8 games from The Cat in the Hat.
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How do Viceroy butterflies use mimicry to trick predators?
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The next time you’re on the road or waiting for a meal, give these classic hidden object games a mathematical twist
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Learn about the stories and science behind some well-known constellations.
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When you are out and about, invite your child to feel how warm or cool it is, feel the wind on her skin, listen for the rain or wind and smell the air. (There is no link for this one! Try it!)
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
You may know that you have to water plants to keep them alive, but how do plants get water from the soil into the parts they need? Try this experiment to learn how!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Make a colorful flower garden masterpiece with your child by stamping flowers with different objects found throughout your house.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
This easy science activity can be done anywhere you can put a container of water. Try it in your backyard, the bathtub, or the kitchen sink!
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With just a few ingredients, your child will be able to see water “walk” up paper towels then down into an empty jar.
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Combine a liquid and a solid and watch the chemical reaction that’s BIGGER than the components themselves!
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Feeling a little bummed out that you can’t go on you beach vacation this summer? Use paper plates to bring the magic of an ocean to your own home!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Explore, oobleck, a Non-Newtonian fluid or solution that changes its state of matter under pressure! It’s easy to make and super fun to play with. Try it!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Use these activities with your young child to explore pushes and pulls in your world!
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Practice creating and replicating patterns—an important math skill—with this simple activity.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Sometimes we do things that scare others or make them mad — and sometimes we get scared or mad, too. Let’s practice using our words to say we’re sorry to explain why we are upset.
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Did you know Monarchs taste bitter to predators, so Viceroys look like them for protection? Try this experiment to explore mimicry!
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Does your child love all things nature? Add some friendly insects to your backyard party invite list by assembling these tasty fruit and vegetable snacks that look like caterpillars.
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You may know that you have to water plants to keep them alive, but how do plants get water from the soil into the parts they need? Try this experiment to learn how!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Using imaginary play, you can help your child work through the disappointment of being excluded – and learn how to include others!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
In this activity, your child can learn more about several well-known constellations as you talk about the stories and science behind them.
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Gather your family around for this game hosted by Pinkalicious that you can all play together!
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Practice creating and replicating patterns—an important math skill—with this simple activity.
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You use math every day, sometimes without even realizing it. Try this activity in your backyard and discover the secret of shadows. Why does their length change throughout the day?
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Learn about density and displacement with this fun, easy experiment. Turn on some tunes and discover how raisins bust a move!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Watch Daniel Tiger explore his own and his friends’ emotions, then make these cute and easy dolls with your children as a way to teach them about emotions.
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Mimicry occurs when a plant or animal looks like another species to help it survive. Try this experiment to explore how Viceroy butterflies use mimicry to trick predators!
Suggested for Grades Pre-K to 3
Spring is a time to look for plants growing in your yard, and maybe even plant some of your own. After watching Nature Cat, help Daisy decide what to plant in her garden with this printable activity.
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Watch the PBS KIDS livestream. Find games and activities from all of your favorite PBS KIDS shows including Xavier Riddle, Hero Elementary, Daniel Tiger, and more!
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As teachers, students, and families deal with school closures, WPSU and PBS have come together to curate a special collection of educational resources.
