Molly of Denali: Learn about N 1.1.0

Winner of the Excellence in Early Learning Digital Media award from the American Library Association!

Embark on an adventure with Molly of Denali by PBS KIDS! This app invites children aged 4-8 to explore the village of Qyah, its forests, lakes, and wildlife. Filled with engaging games and interactive activities, it provides an enriching experience for kids to discover Alaskan culture and nature.

Engage in diverse activities such as tending to garden vegetables, fishing for salmon, and experiencing dog sledding. Participate in beading projects or assist at the Denali Trading Post while learning from educational resources like books, diagrams, and captioned photos. The app encourages problem-solving and task accomplishment throughout the town.

The collection of educational games is meticulously crafted to bolster your child’s foundational literacy skills and reading comprehension.

MOLLY OF DENALI FEATURES:

• EDUCATIONAL GAMES FOR KIDS
  • Alaskan Adventure – Explore local wildlife and assist Molly in capturing images for her vlog
  • Veggiezilla – Learn about cultivating vegetables in the garden
  • Fish Camp – Engage in salmon fishing while acquiring different catching techniques
  • Sled Dog Dash – Embark on missions and care for your sled dogs along the way
  • Denali Trading Post – Develop social skills by assisting customers within the shop
  • Beading Art – Craft Alaskan Native beadwork
• EXPLORE COMMUNITY AND NATURE
  • Pick blueberries for Molly's Dad
  • Join Molly's friends Trini & Tooey in a playful snowball fight
  • Drum with Grandpa Nat
  • And more!
• FUN LEARNING GAMES
  • Children ages 4-8 receive a captivating introduction to reading informational texts
  • Enhance vocabulary through field guides, how-to guides, and expert blogs
  • Learn about Alaska Native values with an emphasis on community and traditions
  • Language lessons featuring Alaska Native phrases (e.g., “Mahsi-choo!”)

Explore additional Molly of Denali videos, games, and activities at pbskids.org/molly.

Molly of Denali™ produced by WGBH Boston, follows the captivating escapades of curious and resourceful 10-year-old Molly Mabray, an Alaska Native girl. Notably, it is the first nationally distributed children's series in the U.S. featuring an Alaska Native lead character.

Molly of Denali is expertly designed to aid children aged 4-8 in acquiring knowledge and skills for engaging with informational texts through video content, interactive games, and real-world activities. Each episode enriches Molly's life and adventures by utilizing informational texts sourced from books, online platforms, field guides, indigenous wisdom from elders, maps, charts, posters, photos, and more.

About PBS KIDS:

• Molly of Denali forms part of PBS KIDS' ongoing dedication to fostering essential competencies for children's success both academically and personally. As the top educational media brand for kids, PBS KIDS offers children aged 2-8 myriad opportunities to delve into innovative concepts and diverse realms through television programming, digital media, and community-based initiatives. PBS KIDS alongside local stations nationwide comprehensively nurture the learning environment for children inclusive of educators, parents, and communities.

Discover more PBS KIDS apps at pbskids.org/apps.

Privacy:

In all its media offerings, PBS KIDS maintains a commitment to creating a secure environment for children and families while ensuring transparency regarding data collection from users. For further insights into PBS KIDS' privacy policy, visit pbskids.org/privacy.

Credits:

• Molly of Denali is produced by WGBH Kids and Atomic Cartoons collaborating with CBC Kids.
• Funding for Molly of Denali is generously provided by a Ready To Learn Grant from the Department of Education; the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private entity financed by the American populace; as well as public television viewers.
• The program's contents were developed under a grant from the Department of Education; however, said contents do not necessarily mirror the Department of Education's policies, nor does their presence imply endorsement by the Federal Government. [PR/Award No. U295A150003, CFDA No. 84.295A]
• Molly of Denali, Trademark/© 2019 WGBH Educational Foundation. All rights reserved.