Membership is a win-win for you and the child in your life. We already know that kids (and parents and grandparents) have loved PBS for decades and we want to keep that tradition going with the WBGU-PBS kids club affectionately known as "Ruby's Frog Squad" in honor of our mascot Ruby the Red-Eyed Tree Frog.
Frog Squad members are the first to know about community and special events; have access to activities to enhance viewing and encourage learning; are invited to special character meet and greets; get rare behind the scenes glimpses of favorite PBS KIDS programs; and much more!
Give your child a great gift of learning and fun while supporting your local PBS station! Sign up for Ruby's Frog Squad today!
Membership Levels:
RED: FREE Your child will receive
Birthday Shout-out on-air and on wbgu.org and YouTube
Birthday Card from Ruby sent to your home via U.S. Mail
Quarterly newsletter with family fun activities and news about upcoming events
GREEN: $60 per year Your child will receive
All Red Level items
Frog Key Chain
Access to Passport the national PBS video on-demand library
Preview Guide WBGU-PBS monthly magazine mailed to you
BLUE: $90 per year Your child will receive
All Red Level items
All Green Level Items
Frog with Sweatshirt
Access to Passport the national PBS video on-demand library
Preview Guide WBGU-PBS monthly magazine mailed to you
ORANGE: $120 per year Your child will receive
All Red Level items
All Green Level Items
All Blue Level items
Frog Squad Cooler
1 WBGU logo item T-shirt, pen or mug - we'll surprise you!
Access to Passport the national PBS video on-demand library
Preview Guide WBGU-PBS monthly magazine mailed to you
Watch the latest episode
WBGU-PBSRuby's Recipes - Pack a Picnic
Join Kelsey, Ava & Jordan as they prepare kid-friendly recipes perfect for a summer picnic. This episode features dirt cups, fruity peanut butter pitas, ants on a log & festive fruit skewers & fruit dip.
Ruby's Recipes - The Buzz
On this episode of Ruby's Recipes, join Host Kelsey Meyer and the WBGU-PBS Frog Squad as we make Native American fry bread. Next, we visit with a beekeeper at the "The 577 Foundation." There we learn all about bees, beekeepers and how honey is made. Finally, we wrap up this episode back in the kitchen with some mini baklava bites. All in all, its a BEE-utiful episode for honey lovers.
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