Trek Outside The Lower 48 With Molly Of Denali

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with Molly of Denali. Come along with Molly, an Alaska Native girl, on her adventures in epically beautiful Alaska. Her dog Suki, her family and her friends Tooey and Trini join in on the fun too!

Molly’s life is enhanced, kept on track and flat-out saved by her informational text acumen. Molly of Denali helps kids develop literary skills that teach them how to interact with and understand informational texts such as maps, guide books, websites, weather reports and more.

Geared for children ages 4-8

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Download the Molly of Denali app
Packed with new games and interactive activities, kids will learn about Alaskan culture and nature while exploring the village of Qyah, and its forests, lakes and wildlife. This app won the Excellence in Early Learning Digital Media award from the American Library Association!

You can find additional Molly of Denali games, videos and activities at pbskids.org/mollyofdenali

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And be on the lookout for new episodes of Molly of Denali this month!
Episodes air at 6 a.m. on Austin PBS. Check our online schedule for repeat showings.

11/01 - "Molly & Elizabeth/Uqiquq (Throw Party)"
11/02 - "Mouse in the Treehouse/Leader of the Pack"
11/03 - "Butterflies and Bunny Babies/Every Meow and Again"
11/04 - "Come Back Birdie!/Winter is Coming"
11/05 - "Trini’s Super Coop/Trini’s Winter Warm Up"

Our spotlight episode is "Molly & Elizabeth." This story highlights Elizabeth Peratrovich, an Alaska Native civil rights leader who led the enactment of the nation’s first state or territorial anti-discrimination law in 1945. Peratrovich inspires Molly, who worries she's not "Native enough," to stand up to a group of tourists who make stereotypical assumptions about Alaska Native People.