Best Educational TV Shows for Kids
If you like your kids to learn a thing or two during their time in front of the TV, then be sure to check out these educational TV shows. From classics like Sesame Street to newer favorites like Sid the Science Kid, there's no shortage of smart -- and fun -- shows out there for kids.
Dr's do only recommend only 30min a day of tv.
TV: Mickey Mouse Clubhouse -
Where to watch: Disney Channel
Fun and learning abound in this mouse's house.
AGE 2
TV: Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood - Where to watch: PBS
The best model for responsible behavior on TV.
AGE 3
TV: The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That - Where to watch: PBS kids
Funny feline makes natural science fun for kids.
AGE 3
TV: Sesame Street - Where to watch: PBS
Come and play on everyone's favorite street.
AGE 4
TV: Sid the Science Kid - Where to watch: PBS kids
Boy's queries get kids curious about the world.
TV: Cyberchase -
Where to watch: PBS
Problem-solving cyber-adventures for kids.
AGE 5
TV: The Electric Company - Where to watch: PBS
Excellent update of '70s classic makes English lessons fun.
TV: Design Squad Nation -
Where to watch: PBS kids
Kids' building projects are smart fun for curious families.
AGE 7
TV: Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego? - Where to watch: The Hub
Smart series teaches kids about geography, world cultures.
AGE 7
TV: Nature - Where to watch: PBS
Stunning glimpses of our natural world.
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Labels: Education
posted by 24/7 MOMS @ 9:30 AM
3 Comments:
Super Why! isn't listed?! That is the best show on PBS for my 19 month old. He is actually learning letters and letter sounds from it. IT is super interactive, too. He even responds when the team asks questions.
Super Why is a good one too. Not sure why they didn't list that one. These were just their top ones. Great, now I have Super Why song stuck in my head. :)
don't know about others, but i think super why is the program my kids can sacrifice even the best candies in the world for. don't have any idea on why they did not list it.
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