PBS Kids Go! Idents
The first PBS Kids Go! ident was used from 2004 to present. Starting in October 11, 2004, another series of new idents were commissioned for use on programming with a focus on telling children to be active. They consist of kids doing several forms of exercise on a set with a block motif. At the end, one of the kids pushes a lever, or pushes a button (or activates some kind of mechanism), which reveals PBS Kids Go! logo: a speech bubble with the words "PBS Kids Go!" in it. The accompanying music is a flute and glockenspiel tune, ending with kids' voices saying "Go!" Most of the idents have a whistling tune as well. As with other current PBS idents, there are several variations, like one with kids riding on a bicycle, one with kids making the logo appear on the computer, or one with kids building the logo with blocks. There have been several sets of these idents.
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