Stream the PBS KIDS channel now!
HOW TO WATCH PBS KIDS:
• 24/7 on Channel 8.4 with an antenna
• Cox Cable channel 81
• CenturyLink Prism channel 22
• SuddenLink channel 144
• View the livestream above
• pbskids.org
• And the free PBS KIDS Video App
Arizona PBS KIDS features an array of programming to help young children master important skills, ranging from reading and basic math and science to problem solving and emotional skills. The channel features innovative, impactful programs designed for children from preschool through early elementary school to develop a strong educational foundation.

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Molly of Denali: New Adventures start July 21
10-year-old Molly Mabray and her best friends Tooey and Trini embark on new adventures on “Molly of Denali.” Aimed at kids ages 4 to 8, explore science, social studies and how informational text is essential for solving problems and communicating knowledge. Join Molly and her friends in rural Qyah, Alaska, where every day is an adventure!
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Coming soon: ‘Weather Hunters’ with Al Roker
Sept. 8
Premiering September 8, 2025, “Weather Hunters” is a new animated STEM adventure series from Al Roker Entertainment, designed for kids ages 5 to 8. Follow 8-year-old weather detective Lily Hunter and her fun-loving family as they explore the wonders of weather and climate through science, storytelling and curiosity-driven adventures.
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Work It Out Wombats!
The “Work It Out Wombats!” Podcast returns with eight exciting episodes where the Wombats break down big problems and big feelings step by step. And don’t miss the family app for more activities with the Wombats!
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A mom praises PBS KIDS’ program ‘Work It Out Wombats’
In this short video, a mom praises PBS KIDS’ original program “Work It Out Wombats” for helping her daughter who is deaf to understand computational thinking. As if there wasn’t already so much to love about these mini, manic, magnificent marsupials!
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Arizona PBS KIDS Family Night
Arizona PBS KIDS Family Night is a weekly viewing event for the whole family! Every weekend, PBS KIDS features movies or themed programming every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Create an immersive experience all at home, and see your kids learn and grow along with their favorite PBS characters.
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Sunny Days: A Weekly Dose of Nostalgia and Sunshine
Welcome to Sunny Days, a weekly dose of sunshine. Visit each week to see a classic Sesame Street moment that’s sure to make you smile, and maybe even sing!
Early childhood development
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Craftivity videos for kids
Explore craft activities, or a “craftivity,” and find ways to play with craft videos for kids. From making your own instruments to science experiments, we’ve got creative activities that are sure to be fun for the whole family.
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Redesigned PBS KIDS games
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the redesigned PBS KIDS games experience! PBS KIDS Games will help kids find and play games more easily, offer new ways to showcase in-game features and give kids and parents an option to preview a game before choosing to play it. Enjoy curated game topic collections, like science games, music games and two-player games, as well as a collection showcasing the games that are also available in Spanish.
Podcasts for kids
PBS NEWS
On Our Minds: Season 5
From PBS News Student Reporting Labs, “On Our Minds” is an Edward R. Murrow award-winning podcast about the teenage experience made by, with and for teens. “On Our Minds” season 5 is an 8-episode podcast season exploring the theme “who inspires you?” Episodes feature student journalists from across the country in conversation with individuals they look up to, in their local communities and the larger national conversation.
PBS KIDS for parents
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Raising kids who thrive
Help your child learn, grow and find new ways to play with these age-specific resources.
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Lantern: Free text message service promotes early childhood development
Lantern, formerly Bright by Text, is a free parent and caregiver messaging program for expectant parents and families with children up to age 11. The service is designed to be relevant to today’s families, providing quality information and trusted resources to any caregiver, including hard-to-reach, low income families and informal caregivers.