Clifford The Big Red Dog, Jet Propulsion from Ready Jet Go! and PBS Fort Wayne Pup, Ryder will be ready to welcome everyone to Parkview Field.

The best things to do in Philadelphia, including popular events, festivals, attractions and tours, free activities and ...

Toddlers begin making sense of occupations while visiting a pediatrician’s office or waving to garbage truck crews. Encourage their curiosity by pointing out the people working at a post office or ...

PBS has furloughed some of ... out how to continue to advance the PBS Kids service," Kerger said. "We are going to keep fighting.” Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

Netflix also gains rights to 90 hours of past episodes of the show and will also be able to develop video games for both ... the same day on PBS Stations and PBS Kids platforms in the U.S ...

For nearly 30 years, “Arthur” has taught young children about problem-solving and appreciating their peers’ differences. The show's bespectacled title character is a gentle 8-year-old ...

“The sudden and early termination of this grant puts educational content and resources from PBS KIDS in immediate jeopardy.” Children’s programming, games ... would go off the air and ...

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 ... would go off air, and ...

These are kids who will never pay taxes. They'll never hold a job. They'll never play baseball. They'll never write a poem. They'll never go out on a date. Many of them will never use a toilet ...

Sara DeWitt, senior VP and general manager at US pubcaster PBS Kids, and VP of content ... But the reality is kids go to each platform expecting a different experience – they can spend an hour playing ...

Now, Bill is using her own voice to make sure Native kids today have real representation ... voices the main character in the new PBS cartoon, "Molly of Denali," which follows a young Alaska ...

Mayer said Sushi Go is great for families because the game, which doesn’t require reading or number recognition, is accessible for younger kids while remaining fun for older kids and adults.