Literacy Comes Alive!
Parents and children listen to a read aloud book, watch a video clip and do hands-on activities. Activities include cooking, math, literacy skills, color recognition and more.
PBS KIDS for Parents and PBS Reno equip families with the knowledge and skills to support child development and to empower children for learning success. As part of the PBS Reno Family Engagement service, we offer Family engagement workshops specifically developed for preschool children (ages 3-5 years old) and their parents.
The first five years of a child’s life are instrumental to social, emotional, and cognitive development now and in the future. Parents play a primary role in a child’s early learning process; they are a child’s first teacher and the first to influence success with learning since 90% of each child’s brain development occurs before age 5.
For more information about our Education Services and PBS Reno Curiosity Classroom, contact 775-600-0551 or education@pbsreno.org
Family Engagement Workshops
Ready for School, Ready for Fun
Learn to make inexpensive, “educational” activities to do at home. Using PBS KIDS for Parents, we share resources on child development, age-appropriate practices and other tools.
Financial Literacy
Lessons include identifying coins, their attributes, and their values. Children will explore the concept of saving, spending, and donating money in fun hands-on activities.
More Resource from PBS and PBS Reno
PBS KIDS Reno Writers Contest
This local contest hosted by PBS Reno is designed to promote the advancement of children’s literacy skills through hands-on, active learning.
PBS LearningMedia
PBS and PBS Reno Education Services have curated FREE, standards-aligned videos, interactives, lesson plans, and more for you.
PBS KIDS for Parents
PBS KIDS is dedicated to offering free access to media content and community-based experiences that support learning for young children.
PBS Reno BROADCAST SERVICES
How to Watch PBS Reno
PBS and PBS Reno use the power of media to open worlds of possibilities for all children, so that every child can reach their full potential in school — and in life.