PBS Kids

Nana Platypus from Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood shared her recipe for a special family treat. Enjoy making it with your own family!

Revisit some of the moments from PBS kids shows that have stuck with us, shaping conversations about ourselves and others along the way. 

Two beloved characters who have grown out of Fred Rogers’ legacy will meet for the first time in a special crossover episode of Donkey Hodie.

Mom Tiger invites Daniel to take a break from playing to make a special treat for their dinner guest Miss Elaina. Try this recipe with your child to help them practice following directions and trying new foods. 

For a delicious and healthy snack for your children, look no further than one of Donkey Hodie’s favorites, FroYo! These little bites are easy to make, and your kids will love the sweet and tangy flavor. 

For generations of children, PBS Kids taught us to read, to explore, to share, and to be kind. Revisit some of the classic PBS Kids shows that weren’t just educational, but inspirational – and certainly unforgettable. 

Starting later this year, Sesame Street will be available to watch on both PBS and Netflix on the same day.

Make a customizable, fun snack or dinner with kids that's inspired by the PBS KIDS show Rosie's Rules.

If you’re looking for an easy and healthy snack to serve at a birthday party, these mini cups of trail mix inspired by Elinor Wonders Why are a great choice.

Celebrate a birthday with a cake decorated to look like the face of the PBS Kids star Donkey Hodie!

In the PBS Kids show Lyla in the Loop, Lyla and her family enjoy doing the carrot cake dance together – the perfect excuse to make a carrot cake with your kids and have fun at the same time! 

Popcorn is the perfect recipe to try in the kitchen with your children as they test out their chef skills. And with a dairy-free option, this popcorn recipe is meant for everybody.

This easy and fun recipe is a perfect introduction to measuring, mixing, and pouring to help your child gain confidence in their kitchen skills.

As you bake and decorate a delicious honey cake in this activity from PBS KIDS, look for all the ways you use math.

Fruitcake may be a polarizing holiday dish, but if you make it fresh at home with your children, it can become a memorable new tradition – and it's easily customizable in terms of what fruit and nuts you include in it.