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Mr. McFeely poses with children on a previous visit to WTIU.

The WTIU Kids Club is a free service provided by WTIU! If you're between the ages of 2 and 10 you can sign up to receive our Kids Club mailings and invitations to special events, like our spring Ice Cream Social!

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This Week in The Friday Zone

The Friday ZoneDigging Dinosaurs

During this episode of THE FRIDAY ZONE, we're traveling back in time to learn about some giants that once roamed the earth - dinosaurs! You are invited to join us on a Friday Zone Field Trip to the Dinosphere Exhibit at the Children's Museum of Indianapolis where we will venture "Beyond the Paleo Lab Window" with the museum's resident paleontologist Mr. Victor Porter. Former host Holly Gregory and a young guest will also explore the height of dinosaurs in our Friday Zone Flashback. Although dinosaur fossils have not been found in Indiana, lots of other fossils can be found in the limestone of our region. An expert from Indiana University's Geology Department will help you on a fossil hunt of your very own.

PBS Kids Play!

PBS Kids Play!PBS KIDS PLAY! explores math, science, literacy and other subjects using interactive games. The games address national educational standards (ages 3 to 6) and adapt to your child's individual progress. For a 14-day FREE trial, click here.

Fourteenth Annual Reading Rainbow Contest

It's time for Reading Rainbow's annual Young Writers and Illustrators Contest, open to children in grades K-3.

Download the OFFICIAL RULES and ENTRY FORM here, and then get to work brainstorming your own illustrated story!

News Flash Five

Screen shot of the News Flash 5 web siteNews Flash Five is an online current events web site for children aged 8 to 11. It features a weekly newscast presented online by five animated kids covering five beats: national news, world, sports, entertainment and technology, and weather and science.


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