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KSMQ and PBS are much more than television... we're a primary source for outstanding educational programming directly into the classroom and the home.
Television that enlightens, educates and entertains. We're pleased to provide you with
a variety of powerful tools to enhance your viewing experience that also educate.
Educational Outreach services are offered to schools, parents, organizations and communities throughout the KSMQ viewing area. From our Ready To Learn workshops, and our outstanding quality televised programming, KSMQ is a great resource to help our children in becoming well-educated, well-rounded adults.
To learn more, simply select one of the topic areas provided below
or contact our staff at 800-658-2539 toll-free.
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KSMQ offers free workshops for parents, teachers and child care providers that show how television, when used appropriately, can make a positive impact on children's behavior, thinking and language usage. From our Ready To Learn workshops, and our outstanding quality televised programming, KSMQ is a great resource to help our children in becoming well-educated, well-rounded adults.
KSMQ and PBS are proud to present educational classroom programs and television programming for the young and the forever young as they continue their journey to lifelong learning.
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Empowering “big” kids to discover themselves, and explore the world around them.
PBS Kids Go!
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Find parenting advice for raising your PBS Kid! From child development, reading, creativity and suggestions for talking with children PBS Parents provides a wealth of outstanding information.
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If you're an educator you will find an abundance of useful information at PBS Teachers— which provides more than 4,500 free lesson plans, activities and professional development tools designed just for you.
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PBS Kids is a great safe-haven for children. Come along and play with your favorite PBS characters!
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It may seem obvious, but parenting counts! A growing body of research shows that the first five years of a child’s life are instrumental in setting patterns for how children learn and develop. Every interaction with your child, every act of verbal and non–verbal communication, is important in your child’s development.
Parenting Counts provides informational and entertaining resources to bridge the gap between the latest discoveries in early learning and brain development and parenting practice.
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