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Let PBS Reno entertain your curiosity with Camp Curiosity. PBS Reno is offering a curated collection of free lessons, videos and activities to engage your kids while they’re not in school. For PreK-3.
Activities that go along with Washoe County School District’s virtual summer camps. Jump into the activities in Culinary, Sports, STEM and Cultures & Languages camps.
PBS Reno for Parents is a curated collection of resources to help you educate and engage your family. Find parenting tips, hands-on activities, games and information from PBS, PBS Reno and our partners to help raise curious and resilient children.
Gather the gang each week for featured movie specials or themed programming. Watch, play and learn with PBS KIDS characters every Friday at 7 PM on PBS Reno 5.3 or our live stream!
Explore the exciting world of culinary chefs. A variety of skills needed to be successful in this dynamic career — world languages, fine arts, math and science.
Preschoolers learn best through exploring, using all of their senses to understand their world. Explore the PBS KIDS for Parents resources to support your child's early learning.
This PBS KIDS book list features stories with diverse characters and highlights the importance of diversity. Read them together as a family and start conversations about diversity!
With skill as a professional baseball player and consistent dignity both on and off the field, Robinson became an advocate for civil rights, as well as a role model.
Sports physiologists understand the body’s anatomy and how bones and muscles work together, helping improve athletes’ performance and help keep them healthy.
In 2008, sprinter Sabra Hawkes called running in the Beijing Games “a dream." Although she did not medal in Beijing, she’s held on to her Paralympic dream.
Practice being good sports and learn how to talk about winning and losing. It's not if you win or lose, it's how you play the game, in this activity from Arthur.
Nearly 200 years of American history through the prism of our national pastime. The story of the rise and fall of cities and of our insatiable need for heroes.
Curving and bending a ball using the Magnus effect is common in every sport. The effect can be reversed though—kick the ball the same way, and it will go in the opposite direction!
Figure out how to build a drawbridge. The Cat in the Hat takes us to the bridge-filled land of Spansylvania — where they meet a dragon who chases after them!
Occupation STEM is a web series designed for 6th-12th grade students to spark interest in STEM related careers. This collection features interviews with STEM related professionals.
Three, two, one, blast off! In this activity, use engineering, household items, and their own imagination to build a launcher that defies gravity to launch a paper rocket.
The Curious George STEM Collection is a great way to help kids understand science, technology, engineering, and math concepts, such as measuring, building, and simple machines.
Use these elements from the LET'S GO LUNA! to help your child feel connected to family’s cultural history. Help kids develop some interview questions to ask a relative.
The Chinese Rattle Drum (also called the hand drum) originated in China during the Song Dynasty and became a popular children’s toy that is still used today.
Focusing on food, folktales, and other aspects of cultural heritage. Listen to stories, play through situations, and learn how to make crafts from cultures near and far.
With Molly of Denali, families can be inspired to talk about where they came from, and gain an appreciation for similarities and differences in the world.
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This trusted resource is filled with information on child development and early learning. It also serves as a parent's window to the world of PBS KIDS.
