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It's not always easy for kids to make new friends. Here are three ways you can provide opportunities for your kids to play with children of all abilities, develop social skills and keep friendships strong.
From planting a pizza herb garden, making upcycled crafts and visiting farmers markets, these activities and book suggestions can help teach kids about taking care of the Earth.
Plant the seed for your kids to incorporate eco-friendly practices — while supporting social-emotional and math learning — all year with these kids books, crafts and videos featuring PBS KIDS characters.
Celebrate April as a family with Earth Day activities, Easter egg games and books (some bilingual!) to read for "Día del Niño," Mexico's Day of the Child.
Cesar Chavez’s legacy can help kids learn important life skills like how to build character, stand up for themselves, resolve conflict and be courageous, just like he was.
March into spring and celebrate the season with your kids by making a nature crown craft, homemade bird feeder and even a book. Plus, honor the women in your life with two fun activities and some books.
Many kids may be hearing about the situation in Ukraine. Our instincts may be to avoid talking to them about tough stuff on the news, but if we don't, they'll piece it together from other places. Our job is to provide our kids with accurate, age-appropriate information, while reminding them that they are safe and they are loved. Here's how.
These kid-centered social justice organizations are a great place to start talking to kids about embracing who they are.
Here are 10 great books (most of them bilingual) that can help teach kids basic math concepts like counting and shapes. They also make great gifts!
Let's celebrate Indigenous peoples' cultures and resilience with our families all year long with books that tell us their stories.
Let's celebrate Indigenous peoples' cultures and resilience with our families all year long with books that tell us their stories.
Maggie Carranza’s family introduced El Salvador to friends of different cultures who were unfamiliar with the country. Years later, she turned that love of her heritage into the book “The ABCs of El Salvador” so everyone can learn favorite Salvadoran words like pupusa and atol. She shares how it all happened, why it's important to foster cultural curiosity in kids, plus some of her favorite books.