A first-of-its-kind children’s show, "Carl the Collector", featuring a main character with autism is set to premiere this fall.

Use these children's books to help young students understand the history of Juneteenth and celebrate the end of slavery in the United States.

GPB Education and Georgia Association for the Education of Young Children (GAEYC) hosted a 2024 Week of the Young Child® kick-off event at Quality Care for Children.

Airing on GPB-TV on Thursday, October 15, Sesame Workshop will address racism – and model how children can stand up to it – in “The Power of We: A Sesame Street Special.”

Strategies to actively engage children at home

Rich array of Sesame Street content, including newly produced Sesame Street Muppet moments designed to entertain, educate, and comfort parents, caregivers, and children

Join GPB Education at Fountain Elementary School for a special "un-conference" on Saturday, March 21, from 9 am to 1 pm.

New kids show aims to give children ages 4 to 7 the tools to solve problems by thinking and acting like scientists and igniting their natural curiosity and empathy.

eRead Kids allows Georgia families to freely check out nearly 15,000 electronic and audio books for children in pre-k through fourth grades.

Summer break is almost over, and preparing to return to school can be an exciting yet anxious time for children.

Through the Ready to Learn grant, GPB will be working with community partners in Forest Park, GA to provide science and literacy resources for the youngest learners over the next two years.

Teacher shares fun, easy, low cost, Farm to ECE, STEM, and nature-based activities in which you do not have to go outside.

This is the very first nationally distributed children’s series to feature a Native American lead character.

PBS KIDS Early Learning Champion teaches students nature-based education in Forest Park.

Andrea Zoppo, one of 17 early childhood teachers and care providers and the only teacher from Georgia, will receive professional learning opportunities over the next two years as a part of a new awards program from PBS KIDS.

Students will fall in love with these illustrated books that celebrate the change of season.

The new tool models the supply, demand, and shortage of child care in Metro Atlanta.