5 Educational Shows for Kids that Let Me Feel Good About TV
Educational Shows for Younger Kids
Monster Math Squad – Adorable and funny! The Monster Math Squad is fun and silly while they explore math concepts like counting, measuring, sorting, shapes, and patterns.
Bo on the Go – Bo on the Go is all about getting kids to move. In the beginning minutes of the show, Bo has kids clear a space (their “Bo Zone”) in front of the TV so they can move safely. Movement is tied into a fun story with Bo and her fun dragon Dezzy.
Educational Shows for Older Kids
Boyd Matson’s Wild Chronicles – Boyd Matson reports on scientific discoveries, adventures and nature from all over the world. I especially love the way the show highlights the scientific research behind the information he is sharing. I love that Big M was able to see the research lab in Central Africa and hear the scientist talk about what his discoveries mean.
Why What Where – Why What Where takes kids’ natural tendency to question everything and finds answers. The show is engaging and covers topics like sports, science and culture. Questions like “Have you ever wondered why the sun is hot?” and “Do you know where your food comes from?” are not only fun but give the kids something to teach us over dinner. 😉
Underwater World For Kids – Underwater World for Kids explores coral reefs, hidden treasures, sea life and sunken ships. Perfect for kids who love to learn about the ocean. (This one might have me joining in… sunken ships? That sounds cool.)
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I agree – we love Team Umizoomi – I don’t feel too bad about letting my kids watch some TV, I’m pretty sure my 3 year old has learned most of his numbers, shapes and letters from TV. He points out crescents, semi circles and hexagons all the time, shapes I would never think a 3 year old would know! We usually choose TV over movies since TV episodes are shorter and educational.
My kids have their own devices.
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