With learning goals, games, activities and more, PBS KIDS provides valuable tools along with every program, ensuring learning can be both entertaining and fun.
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In Your Neighborhood
Viewers Like You
Hear stories from across the Gem State about how viewers are connecting with IdahoPTV
Lise's Story
Music teacher Lise Hensen discovered how PBS KIDS programs are not just entertaining, but provide educational resources that can be used in the classroom and beyond.
The Hamptons' Story
For the Hamptons, Idaho Public Television is essential viewing and an important investment for quality programming and news reporting.
Dan's Story
Growing up in a small Idaho town, Dan had limited options when it came to television channels. Idaho Public Television was not only one of the channels he was able to receive, but one that would make a lasting impression.
Jesus' Story
When Jesus moved to America from the Basque country in 1975, he didn't speak English. Through watching Sesame Street and other educational programs on IdahoPTV, his language skills were able to develop quickly and his world expanded.
The DeWitts' Story
When Carolyn and Floyd DeWitt discovered Idaho Public Television in the 90's, it quickly became a large part of their family in more ways than just programming.
The Morgans' Story
Finding a program the whole family can agree on can be a challenge, but not for the Morgans, who choose IdahoPTV for news, education and entertainment.