Taming the TubeUsing tips and segments from your favorite Wisconsin PBS Kids programs, help kids become more selective and active television viewers by creating a "learning triangle,” combining active viewing with reading and activities addressing a common theme. What Do You Do With the Mad That You Feel?This one-hour workshop offers ways to help children manage anger and learn self-control. Created by the producers of Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood. Zip Into MathThis workshop is designed to help you help preschoolers extend their school readiness math skills, and features content from Sid the Science Kid, Sesame Street, and other Wisconsin PBS Kids programs. Television and LiteracyYou can use the power of television to help teach early and emergent literacy skills, and Wisconsin PBS Kids can help! This one-hour workshop helps identify episodes of Sesame Street, Word World, and Arthur that can open a world of reading for kids. Science KidsWhip out the magnifying glasses to help your kids become explorers of science and the environment, featuring the content of Sid the Science Kid. Healthy Habits for LifeUsing tips and segments from your favorite Wisconsin PBS Kids programs, caregivers will learn ways to model active television viewing, involve your kids in meal and snack preparation, and make better choices about the food they eat. |
Wisconsin PBS Kids Outreach offers free trainings for parents and teachers on a number of different topics. These workshops provide strategies to "extend the learning" of PBS Kids on-air programs with reading and other activities. For more information contact kids@wpt.org. Download the workshop request PDF here.
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