Learning programmes for toddlers
10 Terrific Toddler Shows and Tips for Introducing Them Mindfully
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Brief episodes, gentle lessons, and lots of music make these programs perfect for introducing kids to TV.
By Angela Zimmerman | January 22, 2018
Topics: Recommendations Screen Time
Turning your toddler onto TV for the first time can feel like a big, scary step. Once you introduce screens, is your kid ever going to want to go back to reading books? Are you going to hear nothing but the whiny whimsical voices and grating music of young kids' cartoons for the next few years? How will commercials, gender stereotypes, characters' bratty behavior, and the lure of a candy-colored on-screen world affect such impressionable young minds?
Yes, TV feels like a slippery slope. But if you're thoughtful about your choices and balance TV time with other activities, there's no reason not to allow your toddler to enjoy some quality entertainment. Start out slow with toddler-targeted shows that are gentle, brief, and full of age-appropriate content. Make an effort to find well-made programs that truly engage your toddler (if she's singing the songs to her stuffed animals, it's probably a good one!). Use the shows' subjects as starting points for pretend games and conversation. Co-view when you can, or follow up with questions about the shows when they're over. And take heart in the fact that kids can actually learn both preschool skills such as letters and numbers and social-emotional skills from well-chosen viewing.
When you're ready to turn on the TV for your tot, check out our reviews for quality and age-appropriateness before firing up the remote, and watch with your kid as much and as often as you can. Get started with a few of our faves right here.
Beat Bugs (Netflix)
Even parents will enjoy this sweet show inspired by the enduring magic of Beatles' songs. With messages of friendship and teamwork, there are a lot of great takeaways (and, of course, it's never too early to turn your kids onto good music).
Check out the TV movie musical spin-off Beat Bugs: All Together Now for more Beatles-inspired fun.
Little Baby Bum (YouTube)
Little ears will perk up to this channel's familiar nursery rhymes and lullabies, like "Wheels on the Bus," "Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes," and "Hickory Dickory Dock" sung by cute, animated animals. Many of the videos introduce early learning concepts like colors, numbers, and shapes, and at two to three minutes a pop, the videos are perfect for short attention spans (although there are curated playlists for longer viewing as well).
Nina's World (Hulu)
This lively show celebrates family, friendship, and diversity through content that incorporates English, Spanish, and even some American Sign Language. Simple elements such as Nina serving traditional meals and using Spanish phrases teach kids in a natural way.
Sesame Street (PBS)
Sesame Street remains a superstar of early childhood programing.
Since 1969, Big Bird and friends have delighted and entertained toddlers around the globe. With engaging learning lessons, diverse characters, catchy music, and celebrity guests, you really can't go wrong with this enduring classic.
The Stinky and Dirty Show (Amazon Prime)
Truck-obsessed toddlers will go nuts for this sweet show about best friends Stinky the garbage truck and Dirty the backhoe based on the books by Jim and Kate McMullan. With minimal characters, it's easy for toddlers to follow the story, and despite what their names may suggest, Stinky and Dirty are terrific role models for kids and really demonstrate the power of teamwork.
Storybots Super Songs (Netflix)
In every episode of this music-centric spin-off of the popular Ask the Storybots program, you'll see multiple short music videos about various topics, from outer space to farm animals. It's an absolute visual treat, as it skips around effortlessly among various types of animation; one segment might be done with stop-motion puppetry, one may use traditional 2D animation, and the next might look like a watercolor painting.
Super Simple Songs (YouTube)
Music is key to engaging and entertaining young kids. In Super Simple Songs, cartoon characters and puppets act out nursery rhymes both familiar and new and encourage the kids to sing along. Similar to Little Baby Bum, many of the videos introduce early learning concepts like letters and counting.
Tayo the Little Bus (Hulu)
Originally developed for South Korea's Educational Broadcasting System, Tayo the Little Bus offers lots of fun adventures and positive lessons that toddlers can understand and enjoy with a focus on friendship, learning, and doing the right thing. For kids into vehicles, this one is a surefire winner.
Timmy Time (Disney Channel)
Timmy Time centers on a mischievous young lamb who's always looking for ways to fix the trouble he's gotten into with his friends and teachers at nursery school. From the engaging animation to the show's dialogue-free format, this one is perfect for toddlers because it packs each 10-minute story with important social lessons about responsibility, good sportsmanship, and fair play.
Word Party (Netflix)
Created by the Jim Henson Company, the interactive cartoon features four baby animals who ask the "big kids" watching from home for help answering questions. Along with vocabulary building, the series has positive themes that relate to emotional awareness, friendship, and getting along with others. (Warning: The "Word Party" jingle may drill itself into your head. At least your toddler will get a kick out of you humming it 24/7.)
12 Educational Shows For Toddlers That You Don’t Feel Guilty
All right, first things first—the experts are clear on the rules of screen time for toddlers: no screens before the age of two, per the American Academy of Pediatrics.
And while we strongly urge you to follow guidelines set out by the experts and avoid screens for your under-two tot, we also know that sometimes, screens = survival. So, if your toddler’s favorite toys just aren’t cutting it and you’re tuning into a television break for your little one, you can at least make sure it’s one of these educational shows for toddlers.
We’ve rounded up a list of the best educational TV shows for toddlers that are highly-rated by both young viewers and their parents. You can expect plenty of engaging characters, quality content, and ample opportunities for learning. Whether your baby is on the brink of toddlerhood or your almost preschooler is begging for a snack and a movie snuggle, rest assured that these educational shows will provide top notch viewing.
Who knows, you might even find yourself smiling at a character’s cute antics, bopping along to a catchy tune, or singing a little jingle reminding you to “stop and go right away” when you have to go potty.
TV shows for tots:
- Beat Bugs
- Peg + Cat
- The Magic School Bus
- Sid the Science Kid
- Baby Signing Time
- Wild Kratts
- Ask the StoryBots
- Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
- Hello Ninja
- Cocomelon
- Word Party
- Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood
“Sometimes, screens = survival.
”What are the Best Educational TV Shows for Toddlers?
So what are the best educational shows that you can turn on for your toddler? Let’s take a look with some of our favorite recommendations.
Beat Bugs
Available on Netflix
What do you get when Australian and Canadian creators merge minds? A fabulous kids show inspired by darling bugs and the songs that make them groove, namely The Beatles. In Beat Bugs, five cute bugs—a ladybug, cricket, beetle, fruit fly, and a slug—teach little ones valuable life lessons from the safety of the bug’s backyard home.
Peg + Cat
Created by The Fred Rogers Company (so you know it’s good!) and inspired by the children’s storybook, The Chicken Problem, Peg + Cat follows a little girl, Peg, and her meowy-sweet kitty friend, Cat. These two tackle problems that require them to put their math and problem-solving skills to the test.
The Magic School Bus
If I do say so myself this is the single best education TV show for toddlers, because it’s straight outta my own childhood.
Climb on the old-school classic Magic School Bus, where adventure and science are waiting! Teacher Ms.
Frizzle and her class are ready to explore science and your family gets to tag along. Touted for school-age kids, our family has found that it is engaging enough for toddlers too, so don’t leave them out of the learning opportunity.
Sid the Science Kid
Sid is a creative kid with a lot of questions. (That’s not just me saying it—it’s his tagline!) Every episode starts with one such query and then he sets off to find the answer. Developed by The Jim Henson Co., Sid the Science Kid melds the wonders of animation and puppetry for a fun and fabulous educational show.
Baby Signing Time
Available on DVD, for purchase on Amazon Prime, and smart TV subscription streaming
Emmy-nominated sign language expert Rachel Coleman launched Signing Time and Baby Signing Time after giving birth to her daughter, Leah, who is deaf.
Coleman and her sister have gone on to produce many amazing episodes introducing sign language to parents, babies, toddlers, and older children as well.
Although this show used to be available on public television and streaming services, it is now only available for purchase. But, we couldn’t leave it out—it’s too valuable of a resource for little ones and definitely worth the investment.
Wild Kratts
You may remember the Kratt brothers from your own childhood—Chris and Martin Kratt have been teaching a young audience about animals for a long time. Their current show, Wild Kratts, animates the brothers as they adventure, fight nature’s villains, and teach amazing facts about wild animals and their unique habitats.
And honestly? This show is darn interesting–you’ll probably find yourself enjoying it right alongside of your kids!
Ask the StoryBots
Five curious little creatures lead little ones as they explore the world and answer questions kids commonly have. Follow along as Beep, Boop, Bing, Bang, and Bo explain big things in a tangible, kid-friendly way. And, be sure to enjoy the spin off series, “Storybots Super Songs” and during the holidays, “A Storybots Christmas.”
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
Join Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Pluto, and Goofy at their Clubhouse! With engaging music, fun stories, and introductory lessons in shapes, colors, numbers, and patterns, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse will help your toddlers master basics while falling in love with classic Disney characters.
Plus, I can guarantee your toddler will love dancing along to that infamous opening theme song. (And yes, it will be stuck in your head all day, sorry.)
Hello Ninja
Based on the book by the same name, Hello Ninja chronicles Wesley and Georgie’s best friend adventures as they put their ninja skills to work and save the day. As a team, with their silly sidekick cat Pretzel, the trio problem solve and put their imagination to work.
Cocomelon
Note: Netflix doesn’t have an official trailer for Cocomelon on YouTube, so this is a third-party video.
Before joining Netflix, Cocomelon was a YouTube series for little learners (and it is still available there). Now, they have brought their darling nursery rhymes and original songs to Netflix, so more toddlers can enjoy J.J.’s adventures as he learns letters, numbers, animal sounds, and more.
As a mom who introduced Cocomelon to her toddler, I have to say: do this with caution, because your toddler will get hooked. It’s all my daughter wants to watch 24/7!
Word Party
Word Party invites viewers to help a friend group of walking and talking baby animals discover the answer to their questions. The little wallaby, panda, elephant, cheetah, and tortoise embark on familiar, daily activities with laughter and song with a focus on building vocabulary, exploring foreign language, and better understanding emotions.
Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood
Inspired by Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, four-year-old Daniel Tiger and friends O the Owl, Katerina Kittycat, Prince Wednesday, and Miss Elaina learn throughout the day at home, school, and everywhere in between. Thanks to its Mister Rogers’ roots, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood teaches little ones social and emotional awareness through imagination and creativity as they grow and develop.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much screen time is OK for my toddler?
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends no television or screen time for children under the age of two. After that, less than two hours a day is ideal.
It’s also important that when you do choose to tune in, you are particular about the shows you choose and watch with your children so you can explain, monitor, and engage with them as the content is delivered.
Is my toddler actually going to retain anything from educational TV?
Yes and no. Toddlers will always retain more from hands-on activities, but educational TV does provide a reasonable launching pad for both introducing and reviewing age-appropriate topics. This relates back to the importance of co-viewing. When you watch with your child, you are then equipped to complete the lesson full circle with a tangible experience. For example, “We saw Tilly trying peas for her lunch, let’s have peas together today when we eat next!” or “Daniel is practicing riding his bike, let’s turn off the show and practice yours together.”
Are cartoons better for toddlers than live action shows?
The comparison between cartoons and live action shows truly come down to personal preference.
Some little ones will be absolutely transfixed by National Geographic animal shows, while others are only drawn to bright colors and cartoon characters. Across the board, almost all television shows geared towards toddlers are animated, but, as the parent, you definitely have the prerogative to screen and introduce appropriate live action shows too.
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14 educational apps for kids for free
My son goes to kindergarten, but now he is in self-isolation at home.
Maria Kolenkova
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I continue to work remotely and try to keep my child busy in order to earn easy money.
During the first week of self-isolation, I wanted to teach him how to play chess and study English in traditional “tutorials”. But too formalized classes turned out to be boring. After them, my five-year-old son said: "Mom, please, let's not play anymore."
Therefore, I have collected games that develop logic, thinking, memory, teach counting and writing, but at the same time are interesting for the child.
Cut The Rope
Age: 2-4 years
What will teach: Logically think
Price: free
download or open: Android, iOS, desktop
Green monstrik Nyami from the same name cartoon character loves candy.
The whole game is built on this: you need to feed the hero. But to do this is not so easy. The child needs to cut the ropes that the candy is tied to and watch how gravity works, in which direction the sweet will fly off or swing. Complicating the passage of the level are bubbles that can pick up the candy and take it upstairs - then you have to start over.
The logic and laws of physics in the game are not presented boringly and formally, but are explained in practice. The creators of the game marked it 0+, and even kindergarteners can really handle the very first levels. But then it can be difficult for younger students.
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Drawing
Age: 2-7 years old 1 Price: first month free, full version — 299 R Drawer develops fine motor skills in children over two years old. Age: 3-5 years old The name of the application says it all: the child really has to deal with funny food that smiles and sings. On the example of vegetables and fruits, children learn the color and shape of objects, the concept of part and whole, and master sorting. The advantage of the application is that all subjects are familiar to the child, so he will learn new skills easily. Age: 2-6 years old Math and numbers app for kids » is intended for children from two years of age. And for children 5-6 years old, there are more difficult tasks: you need to learn numbers in one of 20 languages - including Chinese, Hindi, Norwegian and Romanian. /list/family-games/ Board games for kids Age: 5-6 years old This application is useful in the period when the child has already learned the letters, but he still cannot combine them into syllables. It helps to learn how to read the unicorn Ray, which divides words into parts and pronounces each syllable - so the child understands how to pronounce the whole word. Featured Articles for Parents Everything you ever wanted to know about children and money is in our mailing list twice a week along with the rest of the material about money Age: 4-7 years Teach think spatially The rules of the game are as simple as possible: you need to connect all the dots with one continuous line. A child of 3-4 years old will cope with the first levels, but gradually the task becomes more complicated: there are more and more dots, and the pattern is more and more intricate. The game trains spatial thinking, allows you to go through the same level many times until you find the right solution. 9 The player's task in the Line Puzzle is to repeat the pattern according to the pattern. The first levels are very simple and perfect even for a three-year-old. But the further, the more difficult - the latter will also interest adults. /list/study-for-free/ Free courses in Russian: 20 online platforms Age: from 4 years
Learning to draw:
Download: Android, iOS 
The characters of the game teach how to draw animals: all you have to do is trace the dotted lines with your finger. If the child succeeds, then the picture comes to life - animation is built into the application. Funny food!
What will teach: think logically, determine color and shape
Price: free
Download: Android, iOS Math and numbers for kids
What will teach: to count, including in a foreign language
Price: several levels for free, the full version is 75 R
Download: Android, iOS 
The child will be able to count the objects in the picture aloud, circle the number with his finger, hear how it is pronounced, and even see how to show it on the fingers. This is ideal for an early introduction to numbers. Letters: learning to read fun
What the price will teach: to read in several syllables,
for free full version — 999 Р
Download: Android, iOS 
The application is designed in such a way that the child learns to read on his own, without the help of adults. 1Line
Price: for free, for additional tasks they will take from 75 to 279 R
Download or open: Android, iOS, desktop
To do this, you need to stretch the rope and fasten it at certain points. The main difficulty is that at some points the rope is already fixed initially and it will not be possible to move it. This may confuse the child. Star Walk Kids
What it will teach you: to navigate by 2 stars
Download: Android, iOS
This is the children's version of Star Walk star mapping app. If you give the application access to geolocation, it will show the constellations in the night sky and talk about them.
In addition, the child can explore the structure of the universe in a playful way and even find the Hubble telescope and the International Space Station in the sky.
This is a complete encyclopedia about space that will answer all the questions of children.
Puzzles with matches
Age: from 6 years old
What will think: think logically, count
Price: free, but you can buy tips - 6 pieces for 149 r or 300 for 2990 p
download: download Android, iOS
The classic match-shifting puzzle has taken on an absolutely safe form. There are more than a thousand different tasks in the application. Moreover, the complexity increases very slowly - the child will be able to gradually master the game. In addition to the usual graphical puzzles, there are counting tasks, so you can also improve math in the process.
Sea of words
Age: 4-7 years old
What will teach: to read and compose words
Price: free, you will have to pay for hints from 379Р
Download or open: Android, iOS, desktop
"Sea of words" invites the child to make as many words as possible from a certain set of letters.
The higher the level, the more initial letters and the more words to be composed. But the length of the words is known, so some of them can simply be guessed. In addition, there are hints - children will see the first letter of one of the hidden words.
The game has more than 2000 levels and 6 languages, so you can learn more than just Russian words. The only drawback is that there is no built-in dictionary. Therefore, at more complex levels, the child may encounter words that he does not know. Parents will have to explain them.
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Words from words
Age: from 6 years
What will teach: Read and be attentive
Free
Download: Android, iOS
The old game of making short words from one long one has found a new life. Now you can play in the application, both alone and compete with other participants in the tournament.
At some levels, up to 150 new words can be made from one original word, and all unknown words can be looked up in the dictionary.
Home speech therapist
Age: 5-12 years old
What it will teach you: to speak correctly and think logically
Price: for free; a new lesson can be opened for viewing ads
Download: Android, iOS
The Home Speech Therapist application will help those who cannot yet contact a professional speech therapist. 350 lessons will allow you to practice problematic sounds and correct minor speech defects that almost all children have at an early age. In addition, in the process of completing tasks, the child will develop memory and logic. But a child must be engaged in this application with an adult.
2048
Age: 7-12 years old
What will think: Logically think, be attentive, count
Price: free
download or open: Android, iOS, desktop
Game, which is distant resembles tags, was created by 19-year-old Italian Gabriele Cirulli in the JavaScript programming language and posted in the public domain.
Therefore, there are dozens of options that differ only in graphics, but with the same rules.
Two deuces appear on the square field. They can be moved in all directions. Identical numbers are summed up, so twos eventually turn into fours, and fours into eights. The player's task is to get 2048 in total. The child trains the skill of addition and learns to build a game strategy, calculate a few steps ahead - like in chess, only easier.
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Skazbuka
Age: 2-6 years
What will teach: to think both as an engineer and as a philosopher
Price: trial subscription - 149 R per month, then - 999 R for 3 months
9019 Download:
, iOS
Skazbuka is an educational application with beautiful graphics and a familiar voice: Vadim Demchog voices tasks.
The game is divided into blocks depending on age, and there are 776 levels in the game. The creators allow you to play only half an hour a day, so you won’t be able to quickly complete all the levels.
The child will learn to read and count, learn the names of colors and shapes, and get ready for school without being bored. And parents can view the progress report and limit the time a child spends playing games right in the app.
TOP 8 educational apps for kids
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No matter how small your child is, he is already sitting in smartphone or tablet, wasting time on not very useful mobile games, far from meaningful videos on YouTube. Modern toddlers have no problem removing the blockage screen, get into Android settings, which you did not even know about - and often cope with the gadget better than their parents.
So why not give the young user the opportunity to learn while combining the pleasant with useful. Good Deeds Service presents the most useful applications for children. You can download children's programs for free - open our TOP for 2020 and choose!
Apps for toddlers
Teaching animal recognition, painting, learning colors, Geometric shapes need to start from childhood. The child is already able to distinguish a triangle from a square, and the lowing of a cow from the barking of a dog. Good development is impossible without obtaining basic knowledge about the world around us, instilling tactile skills. Small children are very curious, possess truly inexhaustible development potential - to use a smartphone or tablet for the benefit of The following programs will help.
Drawer
A small applet that occupies about 33 megabytes after installation. Suitable for children aged two and over. Like all applications for the little ones listed in our article, it has the simplest possible interface.
It is an interactive coloring book: a small user needs to fill in the outline of the image, after which the cheerful picture “comes to life” and starts moving: fly, run, jump, smile.
Program includes:
- 30 coloring pages (the list is constantly updated).
- Over 100 audio and animation clips, helping the baby to master drawing, remember the sounds, images of the world around.
- Ability to save drawings to memory.
You can download "Drawing" from the link.
Animal Sounds
The applet works even without an internet connection. After installation takes about 37 megabytes. Includes more than 40 samples of voices of birds, insects, animals. Combining with images, they help to get acquainted with the outside world, remembering how animals look, are called, “speak”. The interface is completely in Russian.
You can download "Animal Sounds" here.
"Learning shapes and colors"
The program helps the child to remember what they look like and called simple or complex geometric shapes and shades of colors.
Fits for kids from 2 years old. Like other educational apps for kids, it includes several modules: simple logic games, cards, tests for consolidation knowledge. The entire interface, including voice acting, is in Russian.
You can download "Learn Shapes and Colors" here.
Applications for preschoolers
Programs for children aged 5-7 will help prepare for school, learn the basics of the English language, and learn how to perform simple mathematical operations. Like everything listed in our article, they are available for free download, easy to use, and take up minimal space in the gadget's memory. Consider the best applications that will help you study - we advise you to install all of the listed applets on your phone!
Bukovki
As the name implies, the applet will help a preschooler get acquainted with the letters of the Russian alphabet, study syllables and learn how to add them into words - that is, to read. Program occupying after installation combines several popular teaching methods: alpha-sound, Zaitseva, some other.
All actions are accompanied by voice comments read professional speaker. Mini-games and interesting games will not let your child get bored. tests. Each word can be listened to in its entirety or broken down into syllables.
You can download "Letters" from the link.
"Bini Super ABC"
A small program that is suitable not only for preschoolers, but also younger students. Helps to learn English and Russian alphabet, understand how syllables are formed - and learn how to put these syllables into the words. Suitable for a child from 5 years old, in addition to the main purpose, it is good develops fine motor skills. After installation, it takes about 46 megabytes.
Benefits of the program:
- Cheerful "live" letters.
- Several hundred words.
- Mini-games: constructors, tests, puzzles.
- Reading modes by syllables or by letters.
You can download "Bini Super-ABC" from the link.
"Mathematics for children"
Like others useful applications for study, it has an extremely clear interface, not causing complications in the preschooler.
After installation, the applet takes approximately 32 megabytes. The functionality includes exercises for counting, comparison number values, entertaining puzzles and mini-quizzes. To arouse interest preschooler, bright figures of animals, fruits, toys are used for counting.
You can download "Mathematics for Children" here.
Applications for schoolchildren
Studying at school takes a lot of effort, and the child, having come home, simply cannot concentrate on equally dry educational programs. The following applications for school on Android will help - download them to your smartphone or tablet so that obtaining new useful knowledge is as easy as possible!
Star Walk
The program will be interesting not only for schoolchildren, but also students. This is a real virtual telescope, with which the child will get acquainted with the basic concepts of astronomy, will be able to explore the stellar sky, learn the names of new constellations. Unique tool, "Machine time", makes it possible to see what the sky looked like over the Earth in the past – and what it might look like in the future.
After installing the program occupies about 87 megabytes.
Download Star Walk here.
Animation Desk
Advanced drawing tool suitable for older students classes, students, parents. Includes many drawing tools, smooth adjustment of the scale, overlay layers, transparency settings. Most pleasant - the program takes up only 13 megabytes in memory! The interface is easy to learn, does not interfere with the main the goals are to have fun after a hard day or improve your drawing skills.
Download Animation Desk you can follow the link.
Using the useful applications we have presented for school, toddlers, preschoolers, remember: no program can replace live communication between parents and children. Do not let your child spend too much time cuddling with a gadget - this spoils their eyesight, disrupts the normal sleep cycle, and also tears the little user away from real life. Keep an eye on the health and development of children - and if you need help with computers, phones or tablets, contact the Good Deeds Service!
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