Two languages.
One mission.
National reach.
theALMAgroup created the show branding, developed creative ideas around the appearance of the sets, and extended that visual language into advertising, educational resources and community outreach.
English + Spanish
of each series
households reached
AWARD
A celebrated program.
A brand built to reach beyond television.
A Place of Our Own and Los Niños en Su Casa became Peabody Award-winning programs. theALMAgroup helped extend their identities beyond the screen through show branding, creative direction, set appearance concepts and a broad system of educational and outreach communications.
A brand designed to feel like home.
The visual identity established an approachable, family-centered world for early-childhood education—warm, recognizable and flexible enough to live on television, in print and throughout community outreach.

From identity to environment.
theALMAgroup developed creative ideas around the appearance of the sets, helping shape a visual environment that felt welcoming, useful and familiar to parents and caregivers—not institutional.
One idea.
A much bigger ripple.
The television program
was only the beginning.
theALMAgroup extended the visual system into bilingual activity tools that helped parents and child-care providers turn program ideas into hands-on learning—moving children from watching to talking, playing, creating and doing.

Learning designed to leave the screen.
A coordinated English-and-Spanish resource system gave caregivers practical activities they could use with young children at home and in child-care environments.






One visual language.
Many points of connection.





The brand in motion.
The program footage brings the full system together: identity, environment, hosts, families and educational purpose.
From one educational property to the next.
theALMAgroup’s KCET work also extended into collateral supporting Sid the Science Kid, giving us another opportunity to translate educational programming into engaging communications for families and educators.
Explore the Sid the Science Kid Case Study
