PBS KIDS, also known as PBS KIDS Channel

was an American television network produced by PBS founded in the late 1990s and targeted at children aged 3-10 years. As of October 1, 2005, the feed ceased operation in favor of a new joint commercial venture, PBS KIDS Sprout.

PBS KIDS has also been used by PBS as a branding label for their block of children's programming on PBS the network and its member stations. It is non-commercial.

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Recently, PBS Kids launched a new lineup of programming called PBS Kids GO! This lineup features PBS Kids programming targeted at somewhat older kids and preteens that used to air under the general PBS Kids umbrella, such as Arthur and Cyberchase.
 

Some of the current kid shows include: Barney, Arthur, Berenstain Bears, Dragon Tails, It's a Big Big World and Sesame Street.