Wild Kratts: Creature Power Up

Kids can now learn about the special abilities of different animals by interacting with them through the Wild Kratts Creature Power Up watch app. This app allows kids to play mini games that progressively teach them about the Creature Powers of each animal. By swiping up or down on their watch, kids can access the mini game icons and practice alongside their animal friends to help them master their powers. These games are designed to foster healthy habits, spark creativity, and imagination in kids. The app features games from the popular PBS Kids show, Wild Kratts, such as Wolf Cub Howl, Cheetah Speed, and Leap Like a Lemur. In Wolf Cub Howl, kids can practice howling with Little Howler, while in Cheetah Speed, they can challenge themselves to run as fast as a cheetah with Spotswat. They can also match the lemur's leap in Leap Like a Lemur and practice their leaping powers with Mrs. President. In addition to the mini games, the app also offers free play activities, including a Challenge Mode where kids can track and improve their Creature Power performance with timed challenges. They can also unlock Creature Power Discs and activate powers anytime, anywhere. The Wild Kratts Creature Power Up watch app is compatible with the new Samsung Galaxy Watch7, Pixel 1 and 2, and existing Galaxy Watch 4, 5, and 6, and is powered by Android WearOS. Kids can download the app and start learning about animals and their powers today. The app is a part of PBS Kids' commitment to providing educational and curriculum-based media for children through various platforms, including television, digital platforms, and community-based programs. Other free PBS Kids games are also available online at pbskids.org/games. By downloading other PBS Kids apps from the Google Play Store, users can support PBS Kids and its mission to make a positive impact on the lives of children. Wild Kratts is a popular show owned by Kratt Brothers Company Ltd. and 9 Story Media Group Inc. The app is designed to be safe and secure for children and families, and PBS Kids is transparent about the information collected from users. To learn more about PBS Kids' privacy policy, visit pbskids.org/privacy.