We’ve found that these craft projects, art supplies, and creative activities can keep kids engaged while they’re stuck at home.

With families spending more time at home, designating a special zone where kids can get creative (and messy) can be challenging—but rewarding.

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Kids from coast-to-coast are heading back to school – and PBS KIDS is getting them ready for new friends and new adventures with content and resources designed to help students, teachers, and ...

IRVINE Nine-year-old Marissa Wendt, also known as “TinyTechie,†spoke on Internet safety recently to the sixth-grade class at Woodbury Elementary School in Irvine. Marissa, who was ...

Sandra Lefcoe’s young heroine from her books, Penny P. Parker, now has her own blog for kids.