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What is Ready To Learn?
Created especially for families and child care providers, Ready To Learn is a PBS service which helps those who care for young children encourage a child's natural curiosity and love of learning.
Ready To Learn combines quality television with community outreach and innovative educational materials. This exciting blend of television services builds on PBS programs families know and trust - Sesame Street, Mister Rogers' Neighborhood and Reading Rainbow, among others - through:
- A daily broadcast of quality children's educational television,
- Breaks between the shows to deliver non-commercial, educational messages to help young people build the skills they need to become successful learners;
- Local educational outreach, such as workshops and newsletters;
- Partnerships with national and local community organizations, such as child care centers, schools, libraries, businesses, civic groups, and governmental agencies.
Together, these resources help families, teachers and caregivers use public television to help meet the national educational goal, that all children will begin school "Ready To Learn."
The Ready To Learn service also provides free community workshops and resources for America's children and their families, teachers and child care providers. These workshops are designed to train adults in teaching children the basic skills that will help them enter school Ready To Learn and succeed throughout life. Ready To Learn encourages adults to:
- Watch television with children
- Limit the amount of television children watch
- Be more selective in their choices of television programming for children
- Seek out books and activities to reinforce the educational information provided in PBS children's series and other television programs.
For more information on Ready To Learn, which is made possible by generous funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the U.S. Department of Education, and local partnerships, please visit the PBS web site.
Ready To Learn Education Partners
Ella F. Anderson Trust
Bank of America Foundation
Mary Alice Arakalian Foundation
Norwin S. & Elizabeth N. Bean Foundation
The Byrne Foundation
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
Lincoln Financial Group Foundation
Mascoma Savings Bank Foundation
N.H. Charitable Foundation--North Country Region
Oleonda Jameson Trust
Park Street Foundation
Family Literacy Community Partners
Adult Learner Services of Coos County (Berlin)
Adult Learning Center (Nashua)
Child and Family Services (Exeter)
Child and Family Services (Colebrook)
Child and Family Services Family Partnership (Upper Coos County)
Concord Regional VNA (Concord)
Conway Area Head Start (Conway)
Community Health & Hospice, Inc. (Laconia)
Dame School (Concord)
Easter Seals Early Education & Child Care (Manchester)
Easter Seals Child Care Resource and Referral (Manchester)
Family Center of Greater Peterborough (Peterborough)
Family Resource Center (Gorham)
Family Support Services/VNA & Hospice of VT & NH (W. Lebanon)
Good Beginnings of Sullivan County (Claremont)
The Grapevine Family & Community Resource Center (Antrim)
Groveton Head Start (Groveton)
Ossipee/Effingham Even Start Program (Ossipee)
Partners in Health (Littleton)
Partners in Health Area Agency (Nashua)
Pittsfield Head Start (Pittsfield)
Portsmouth Head Start (Portsmouth)
Pregnancy & Beyond - ACHS (Littleton)
RCA Child Care Services (Dover)
Rockingham Community Action Child Care Services (Salem)
SAU #35 Preschool and Kindergarten Program (Littleton)
Seabrook Even Start (Seabrook)
Selma Deitch Early Learning Program (Manchester)
VNA Child Care Center (Manchester)
Woodsville Head Start (Woodsville)
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Sid the Science Kid
Airs M-F from 8-8:30 a.m.
11/20 and 11/30 Getting a Shot: You Can Do It! (Show 141)
Sid is nervous about getting a vaccination shot at school, until he learns his Grandma is the nurse!
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