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A Community for Curious Kids

The Wonder Hub is a free-to-join group that provides an inside look into programs and events that parents, caregivers, and their families will love.

Each month, our free Wonder Hub newsletter shares invites and updates for resources, programs, and events for children, ages 2-8, and their families.

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Everything Families Need, All in One Hub

From trusted PBS shows to hands-on activities, local family events, and real stories from parents like you, The Wonder Hub brings together ideas and resources designed for families with kids ages 2–8.

Watch Together

Handpicked PBS favorites for families

Explore hands-on activities and learning ideas pulled from Center for Lifelong Learning resources, PBS LearningMedia, and other kid-approved favorites.

Activities and Resources

Activities your family can do together

Explore hands-on activities and learning ideas pulled from Center for Lifelong Learning resources, PBS LearningMedia, and other kid-approved favorites.

Community Events

Get out and explore together

Find family-friendly events hosted by Twin Cities PBS and local organizations, plus highlights from trusted community event calendars.

Parent Perspectives

Real stories from real parents

Read and watch stories created by parents, for parents—sharing honest experiences, helpful insights, and moments that remind you you’re not alone.

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Alma In Oz: The Musical!

In this musical episode of Alma’s Way, Alma visits an Oz version of the Bronx and meets familiar friends on a quest to have their questions answered by the Rubber Band Wizard. Alma in Oz: The Musical! celebrates courage, creativity, and the power of friendship.

Watch Alma in Oz: The Musical! on July 13 at 2:30 pm on the TPT Kids channel or stream on the PBS KIDS app.

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Resources and Activities

Create a Moon Crater with Book Drop

Each episode of Book Drop features a read-aloud from a STEM professional and an activity that families can try at home. The Crater Creators episode features astronaut Frank Rubio reading Rocket Looks Up! by Nathan Byron inside the International Space Station.

Download the Crater Creators activity guide and recreate the moon’s surface using pie tins, flours, and marbles.

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Community Events

Find Us at Your Library This July 

Twin Cities PBS is visiting 18 libraries across the Twin Cities metro this July. Join us for educational activities and visits from costumed characters from Twin Cities PBS kids shows, Hero Elementary and Skillsville.

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Parent Perspectives

What if I Fail? Teaching Your Kids It’s OK to Fail

 Whether your children are trying a new sport or discovering a new hobby, dealing with the big emotions that come with failure can be challenging.

Learn more about how failure can be an opportunity for growth in this article from PBS KIDS for Parents.

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