PBS 39 Parents

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Monday - Friday
5:30am Fetch!
6:00am Sesame Street
7:00am Barney
7:30am Teletubbies
8:00am Curious George
8:30am Cliford
9:00am Super Why!
9:30am Dragon Tails
10:00am Wordworld
10:30am Mister Rogers'
11:00am Super Why
11:30am Reading Rainbow
12:00pm Caillou
12:30pm Between the Lions
1:00pm Cyberchase
1:30pm Wordgirl - Mon
Maya - Tues/Thur
2:00pm Dragon Tales
2:30pm Curious George
3:00pm It's A Big World
3:30pm Jakers
4:00pm Teletubbies
4:30pm Curious George
5:00pm Reading Rainbow
5:30pm Super Why

Saturday and Sunday
5:30am Fetch!
6:00am Sesame Street
7:00am Barney
7:30am Teletubbies
8:00am Mama Mirabelle's Home Videos
8:30am Clifford's Puppy Days
9:00am Franny's Feet
9:30am George Shrinks
10:00am Super why
10:30am Mister Rogers' Neighb.
11:00am Word World
11:30am Reading Rainbow
12:00pm Caillou
12:30pm Between the Lions
1:00pm Cyberchase
1:30pm Wordgirl
2:00pm Dragon Tales
2:30pm Curious George
3:00pm It's A Big World
3:30pm Jakers
4:00pm Teletubbies
4:30pm Curoius George
5:00pm Reading Rainbow

PBS KIDS GO airs
4:00pm -6:00pm weekdays

PBS 39 PARENTS

Struggling to Learn: A Learning Disabilities Resource from the Producers of Misunderstood Minds

Millions of American school children struggle with serious learning problems. The Struggling to Learn Web site puts learning disabilities into perspective by profiling a variety of learning problems, treatments, expert opinions and resources. It is designed to give parents and teachers a better understanding of learning processes and potential reading, writing, math and attention difficulties, specific strategies and resources for responding, as well as the opportunity to hear from a range of learning disability experts.

Visit the Health site at http://www.pbs.org/parents/strugglingtolearn/

PBS Parents Guide to Talking With Kids About Health

When a child doesn't feel well, it can be challenging to talk it through. In Talking With Kids About Health, parents will find age-customized strategies to help them communicate with a kid with a common childhood illness or injury. Plus -- ways for parents to keep themselves calm, when their child's temperature rises.

Visit the Health site at http://www.pbs.org/parents/talkingwithkids/health/

PBS Parents Guide to Talking With Kids About War & Violence

Many parents are concerned by what kids are saying about the threat of war and other scary news, and are wondering how to respond in age-appropriate ways. The PBS Parents Guide to Talking With Kids About War and Violence helps parents communicate with children and soothe their fears.

Visit the guide at http://www.pbs.org/parents/talkingwithkids/