In 2005, the network closed, giving way to commercial cable and satellite channels. In 2004, PBS Kids Go! Programs appeared, aimed at senior school age. Then in 2000, Bookworm Bunch was added to it – a Saturday block that aired in the morning. The children’s channel worked in this format for six years. They were intended for children from three to eight years old. In 1999, the Public Broadcasting Service reopened PBS Kids, including several broadcasts and video programs under a common brand. It collected animated characters in PBS network logos, which represented educational materials from their fantasy world of PTV Park. In 1994, the authors combined the programs into a PTV block and added a new P-Pals badge. PBS Kids was launched in 1993 as an initiative of its own Ready to Learn project, open to facilitate access to educational programs for children from low-income families. The program first appeared in 1994, and in 2017 it became a round-the-clock channel. It is the American brand of children’s television programs broadcast by the Public Broadcasting Service and the television channel of the same name.
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