Top 5 EDUCATIONAL TV shows for toddlers and preschool children

sure there's puppy pals van Purina PJ

masks and even Bob Patrol and as a

parent of a two-year-old I could argue

that all these shows teach my child

something vim parina shows the inclusion

of others and how to tolerate people

that are not like you and puppy pals PJ

masks and puppet show or all T's

determination teamwork and

problem-solving but are these shows

actually educational shows for your

child

one could differ when I say educational

I mean these shows actually teach your

child something today we will go over my

top 5 educational show for toddlers and

preschoolers hi my name is eijah welcome

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video so I'm a mom of a two-year-old and

like most moms I'm really skeptical with

what my child watches on a screen so I

don't just throw a screen in front of

her I want to watch and see what is my

child actually learning and consuming in

doing this I literally have watched so

many shows and now I'm here to share

with you my top 5 educational shows that

you can watch with your child so we're

going to count down starting with number

4 so that means you must stay tuned to

see what is the number one educational

show out there coming in at number 5 is

Daniel Tiger's neighborhood now a lot of

us grew up on Mister Rogers neighborhood

and that's our Daniel Tiger's

neighborhood is basically it's a

spin-off of good ol mr. Rogers well they

took the tiger that we remember seeing

in the liberal costume and they turned

him into an animated cartoon character

and he's on there with his family he has

very diverse friends just like mr.

Rogers so it teaches about diversity and

the acceptance of others and how our

differences

actually make us unique not only does it

teach about diversity of others but it

also goes over problem-solving skills

and ways to help others Daniel Tiger's

neighborhood even teaches phonemic

awareness in one episode Daniel and his

friends have a picnic and when they sit

down to eat they start taking the fruit

out of the basket but they're taking the

fruit out based on the initial sound the

first friend went to go get his fruit he

had to say ah Apple and then he was able

to get his Apple but but banana then

they take the banana out grapes then

they take the grapes up so Daniel the

tiger just taught your child phonemic

awareness by having your child listen to

the initial sound coming in at number

four is Disney's own doc McStuffins when

Doc McStuffins came out it was a huge

movement in the african-american culture

but because our little girls now know

that they can become what they want to

when they grow up they can become

doctors or nurses and dr. McStuffins was

that first hero that they get to watch

but not only does it teach your child

that but it actually teaches your child

how to take care of others at also

safety tips so doc McStuffins is the

little girl who's actually a secret

nurse for stuffed animals and each time

the animals do something that's unsafe

they have to go see the doctor and she

goes out fights on her little toy house

which is her doctor's office and when

she's in there she's able to figure out

exactly what's wrong with that such

animal and get them back to good health

so it literally teaches your child

exactly how to take care of others and

the background of her doctor's office

you will see different shapes and colors

and numbers etc but those are all in the

background well there was one episode

that I watched that she went over how to

avoid sharp objects and how to be

careful and what you should do when you

get hurt you need to tell an adult okay

there was another episode when she goes

over safety tips of riding a bike so you

must wear your helmet and the toy

couldn't wear it tell me and so that she

had to fix the helmet so that the helmet

could go on the toy because you can't

ride a bike without a helmet

at number three is Nick juniors blows

clothes for you yes you heard right

Blue's Clues just rebooted it's very own

Blue's Clues for you show and instead of

having good old Steve with his notepad

they have replaced him with Josh and he

has a notepad on one side and iPhone on

the other in each episode josh has to

find out exactly what blew once and he

does this through three clues he writes

down those three clues on his notepad

because he has to put them together and

figure out exactly what blue is trying

to tell him not only does Blue's Clues

go over problem solving skills and

solving puzzles but it also teaches

educational things to your child such as

in one episode they go over measuring

and opposite salt-and-pepper wanted to

make a race car made out of fruits and

vegetables salt won in a big race car

and pepper wanted a small race card and

they had to measure to find out what the

largest vegetable was and what the

smallest vegetable was because large and

small are opposite he's shown there to

find other things to put on the race car

they had to go over what the opposites

were and your child got to learn that

the opposite a large was small and

that's just one example of how Blue's

Clues and you goes beyond just basic

problem-solving but they really teach

your child about reasoning and

educational skills all right so coming

in at night to its good old Sesame

Street you guys I don't know SME Street

does this but Sesame Street revamps

itself with every generation and in

every generation it is hands down one of

the most educational shows for you and

your child like blows closed Sesame

Street also had to include technology in

its everyday programming one example of

how Sesame Street relates to your child

is through Elmo's World when Elmo wants

to know something that he doesn't know

he gets his phone and he looks it up on

Google and finds the answer that teaches

children how to be resourceful because

any question that you may have the

answer is right there at your fingertips

that will also teaches about the ABCs

and of course SME Street still goes over

the letter of the day with the letter of

the day

Sesame Street accompanies that letter

with its very own song and in that song

your child can work on phonemic

awareness by hearing other words that

begin with that same initial sound so

for example when the letter of the day

is B they actually have a song that goes

over bubbles and boy and balls and at

the children begin to hear but but but

but they learn that but but but is the

sound of B and now in every episode you

still have the number of the day where

it count goes over the number of the day

and count does not sing that old count

song but it's a new song that gets your

child stomping and if the number of the

day is 14 then guess how many times your

child has to stomp 14 times and they get

to stand up and they start stomping with

count and this also brings in gross

motor skills such as stomping and

running in place and gets kids active

why they watch TV so Sesame Street is

definitely the show that I would turn on

to teach my child phonics and numbers

Mickey Mouse Clubhouse sure there's

various versions of Mickey Mouse on

Disney but I am talking about Mickey

Mouse Clubhouse you know the good Oh hot

dog hot dog hot diggity dog I know

you're wondering how is Mickey Mouse

more educational than Sesame Street well

let me tell you so Disney stepped up

when they made Mickey Mouse Clubhouse

Mickey Mouse has probably become my

favorite show to watch them onto your

road because it really teaches and

challenges your child Mickey Mouse

Clubhouse gives your child

a really strong foundation on number

since each episode has good old toodles

that goes over objects that Mickey Mouse

used in order to solve a problem

throughout the store and this teaches

your child problem-solving skills

absolutely and it also allows them to

creativity I watched numerous episodes

on them comparing objects every episode

your child is counting they are using

their number sense they are arranging

numbers in order there was one episode I

watch for all the pieces of the clock

sale and they had to go over and find

the odd numbers in the even numbers and

put them in order and then they had to

sequence all of the odd and all of the

even numbers together so they can put

him on the clock numbers 1 through 12

one episode even went over a halves and

fourths you guys that's fractions I even

saw one episode where they used the

measuring beam to see how many stamps

they needed in order to Mel off Donald's

present okay you could tell I watch the

show a lot now what episode that went

over how many sheep they had and how

many go so they had to count the number

of sheep which was six and count that

they had one goat and then they had to

figure out how many animals they had in

all the key word in all your chat will

learn in first grade means that we are

adding or combining six and one but of

course as a toddler they just learned

how to count all the objects together

and if your child can master that

concept at two and three they're going

to be successful when they are six and

seven

I have literally watched Mickey Mouse

develop number sets with children this

show truly teaches the cognitive

mathematical skills that your child will

need in order to understand conceptual

abstract math in the common core

curriculum pretty much all the things

that we've talked about all these other

shows do such as taking care of others

problem solving being a good sin

teaching right from wrong the Mickey

Mouse does that and more

so that is why Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is

by far my number one pick of the top

educational show that you should show

your child if you have an iPad or iPhone

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five educational shows to watch your

child go ahead and like this video well

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