Which TV Shows Should My Kids Watch?

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Which TV shows should my kids watch? One tiny silver lining right now is that there's never been a better time to watch TV— among all the streaming services, most of the best shows of the last 30 years are available to watch right now. The only struggle is deciding what to watch. Use this chart to get expert-curated picks for high-quality, age-appropriate shows your kid can start today. How old are your kids? 2–4 5–7 What's more important right now? What do you need to do? Keeping them entertained Occupy their time True and the Rainbow Kingdom Magic Puﬃn Rock Elena of Avalor Dragons: Race Mystery to the Edge Mayhem Keeping them learning Just Add Magic Forky Asks a Little Lunch Question Pee-Wee's Playhouse Letters The Inbestigators The Muppet Show Arts Word Party Sesame Street Beat Bugs/ Enrich their time Motown Magic Wallykazam! Social Julie's Greenroom Creative Galaxy Social Studies Numbers/Science Bluey Science Daniel Tiger's Carmen Sandiego Annedroids Ask the Storybots Neighborhood Odd Squad Bill Nye the Science Guy Tumble Leaf The Stinky and Dirty Show The Who Was Show Peg + Cat Molly of Denali 8–12 13+ How much homeschooling What sort of shows do they like? is happening? Realistic Plenty Teen life Animation Reality TV American Vandal Live action One Day at a Time DuckTales Cheer On My Block Legend of Korra Little House on the Prairie Encore! Pen15 We Bare Bears Shop Class Nailed It! Top Chef Junior Over the top Not enough Exploration Comedy Mystery Experimentation NOVA Brooklyn 99 Sherlock Brainchild Planet Earth The Oﬃce Star Trek: The Next Generation Mythbusters Cosmos Parks and Rec Mystery Science Theater 3000 Find more great picks to watch, read, and play at www.commonsensemedia.org. © 2020 Common Sense Media. All rights reserved. Common Sense and other associated names and logos are trademarks of Common Sense Media, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (FEIN: 41-2024986)..

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WXXI Program Guide | May 2021
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THE Wadhams Free Library Spring 2020 NEWS We’re reaching out to our library community to share some resources that may be useful or enjoyable - - and as a way to exchange ideas and give each other something else to think about. We hope that you and your loved ones are safe and well. Please contact us if we can help answer questions or provide resources. Have something you’d like to share? Call or e-mail us. 518-962-8717 [email protected] we’re so sorry to miss our Spring Sourdough Waffle & Frittata Extravaganza we look forward to seeing you when we can Please support our local businesses! If you can’t visit them now, consider buying a gift certificate. virus resources - here’s a place to start - there are many more - and remember to watch out for scams https://www.coronavirus.gov https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov/home https://www.co.essex.ny.us/Health/ a few of the many reading and information resources available online: https://cefls.org Clinton Essex Franklin Library System’s home page Click on the USE YOUR LIBRARY tab, then click on EBOOKS AND MORE or RESEARCH AND LEARNING TOOLS or KIDS & TEENS There’s a lot there to explore! https://www.myon.com myON digital reading resources for kids are free during the current school closures. Click login at the top of the screen. School name: New York Reads - Username: read - Password: books https://www.gutenberg.org/ free downloadable books Do you need your library card number and PIN in order to access e-books and other digital resources? Ask us! We’re expecting a delivery of new books and we’re thinking about how we might be able to hand out books - - separately! - - safely! - - cleanly! We’ll let you know what we come up with.
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Music November 29 Picturehouse Central
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