Educational games and videos from Curious George, Wild Kratts and other PBS KIDS shows!
Let's Learn is a series for kids ages 3-7 that makes learning fun. An essential resource for use in and out of school, one.
Daniel Mantilla from Studio in a School explores primary colors.
Today we are going to try mixing colors to make the colors of this plant. We have the sponge to dry the paintbrush, and we have colors. - Wow, these three colors are called the primary colors.
Today we are going to try mixing colors to make the colors of this plant. We have the sponge to dry the paintbrush, and we have colors. - Wow, these three colors are called the primary colors.
Family Activities To Do Together Finger paint with primary colors (red, yellow and blue). Then, help your child discover what happens when she mixes two primary colors together. Find out how many colors the two of you can make from just red, yellow and blue!
Let's play with Nature Cat and use Nature Art Box to learn about primary colors. Learning and being creative can be so much fun!#naturecat #pbskids #pbskidsg.
Daniel Mantilla from Studio in a School explores primary colors.
Let's Learn is a series for kids ages 3-7 that makes learning fun. An essential resource for use in and out of school, one.
What are primary colors? Red, Yellow, and Blue! Mis them up, you'll have a ball and create something new. more Try YouTube Kids An app made just for kids.
Today we are going to try mixing colors to make the colors of this plant. We have the sponge to dry the paintbrush, and we have colors. - Wow, these three colors are called the primary colors.
Let's Learn helps children ages 4-7 learn while having fun. Segments in each one-hour episode feature dynamic educators and focus on literacy, math, science, social studies, the arts, and social.
Family Activities To Do Together Finger paint with primary colors (red, yellow and blue). Then, help your child discover what happens when she mixes two primary colors together. Find out how many colors the two of you can make from just red, yellow and blue!
Today we are going to try mixing colors to make the colors of this plant. We have the sponge to dry the paintbrush, and we have colors. - Wow, these three colors are called the primary colors.
Educational games and videos from Curious George, Wild Kratts and other PBS KIDS shows!
Let's play with Nature Cat and use Nature Art Box to learn about primary colors. Learning and being creative can be so much fun!#naturecat #pbskids #pbskidsg.
Let's Learn is a series for kids ages 3-7 that makes learning fun. An essential resource for use in and out of school, one.
Let's Learn helps children ages 4-7 learn while having fun. Segments in each one-hour episode feature dynamic educators and focus on literacy, math, science, social studies, the arts, and social.
Observe demonstrations with the primary colors of light and learn how light interacts with pigments. This interactive includes a simulation and videos adapted from Shedding Light on Science. Use this resource to develop and use models of light to explain how to make different colors with light and pigment.
What are primary colors? Red, Yellow, and Blue! Mis them up, you'll have a ball and create something new. Watch more videos and play games at https://pbskids.org.
Family Activities To Do Together Finger paint with primary colors (red, yellow and blue). Then, help your child discover what happens when she mixes two primary colors together. Find out how many colors the two of you can make from just red, yellow and blue!
Let's Learn helps children ages 4-7 learn while having fun. Segments in each one-hour episode feature dynamic educators and focus on literacy, math, science, social studies, the arts, and social.
Let's play with Nature Cat and use Nature Art Box to learn about primary colors. Learning and being creative can be so much fun!#naturecat #pbskids #pbskidsg.
What are primary colors? Red, Yellow, and Blue! Mis them up, you'll have a ball and create something new. Watch more videos and play games at https://pbskids.org.
What are primary colors? Red, Yellow, and Blue! Mis them up, you'll have a ball and create something new. Watch more videos and play games at https://pbskids.org.
Today we are going to try mixing colors to make the colors of this plant. We have the sponge to dry the paintbrush, and we have colors. - Wow, these three colors are called the primary colors.
What are primary colors? Red, Yellow, and Blue! Mis them up, you'll have a ball and create something new. more Try YouTube Kids An app made just for kids.
Let's Learn helps children ages 4-7 learn while having fun. Segments in each one-hour episode feature dynamic educators and focus on literacy, math, science, social studies, the arts, and social.
What are primary colors? Red, Yellow, and Blue! Mis them up, you'll have a ball and create something new. Watch more videos and play games at https://pbskids.org.
Let's Learn helps children ages 4-7 learn while having fun. Segments in each one-hour episode feature dynamic educators and focus on literacy, math, science, social studies, the arts, and social.
Let's Learn is a series for kids ages 3-7 that makes learning fun. An essential resource for use in and out of school, one.
Today we are going to try mixing colors to make the colors of this plant. We have the sponge to dry the paintbrush, and we have colors. - Wow, these three colors are called the primary colors.
Today we are going to try mixing colors to make the colors of this plant. We have the sponge to dry the paintbrush, and we have colors. - Wow, these three colors are called the primary colors.
Let's Learn is a series for kids ages 3-7 that makes learning fun. An essential resource for use in and out of school, one.
Let's play with Nature Cat and use Nature Art Box to learn about primary colors. Learning and being creative can be so much fun!#naturecat #pbskids #pbskidsg.
What are primary colors? Red, Yellow, and Blue! Mis them up, you'll have a ball and create something new. more Try YouTube Kids An app made just for kids.
Daniel Mantilla from Studio in a School explores primary colors.
Let's Learn helps children ages 4-7 learn while having fun. Segments in each one-hour episode feature dynamic educators and focus on literacy, math, science, social studies, the arts, and social.
Observe demonstrations with the primary colors of light and learn how light interacts with pigments. This interactive includes a simulation and videos adapted from Shedding Light on Science. Use this resource to develop and use models of light to explain how to make different colors with light and pigment.
Family Activities To Do Together Finger paint with primary colors (red, yellow and blue). Then, help your child discover what happens when she mixes two primary colors together. Find out how many colors the two of you can make from just red, yellow and blue!
Educational games and videos from Curious George, Wild Kratts and other PBS KIDS shows!
What are primary colors? Red, Yellow, and Blue! Mis them up, you'll have a ball and create something new. Watch more videos and play games at https://pbskids.org.