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25+ Best Baby TV Shows And Programs To Watch In 2023

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Introducing tv time for your kids needs some debate concerning the timing and its importance. In this post, we present you with a list of some of the best tv shows for your children. You need to make sure that they are allowed to watch an entertaining as well as educational tv show to ensure that it makes the most of their time. We have specially curated this list with the shows that will surely help your child learn new words, instil moral values in them and also spark their imagination and creativity, all while entertaining them. Scroll down.

26 Best Baby TV Shows

1. Alphablocks

A group of 26 friends (letters) falls from the sky onto a white world to discover that if they hold hands, magic and many new adventures happen in Alphaland. When the characters form small groups, a new word is created, which then comes alive. For example, if they create the word ’kite,’ it forms a kite that flies in the sky. This TV show will help your baby learn the letters of the alphabet, develop their phonic skills, learn spellings, and read stories, play games, and listen to songs in every episode.

Where to watch: CBeebies, Alphablocks YouTube channel, Netflix

2. BeatBugs

Five bug friends who live in an overgrown backyard, called Village Green, enjoy adventures, explore life, invent things, and sing songs by The Beatles. Jay is a curious and ambitious beetle, Crick is an intelligent and creative grasshopper, Walter is a generous slug with excessive fears, Buzz is an optimistic and enthusiastic fruit fly, and Kumi is a confident and imaginative ladybug with a zest for life. These bug friends tour the place and have fun every day. And when they get into trouble, they help each other with courage and resourcefulness. Beat Bugs is a musical adventure show that teaches friendship, teamwork, unity, and love.

Where to watch: Netflix

Trivia

The Beat Bugs soundtrack consists of 53 songs by the iconic band Beatles reimagined by top artists, including Sia, P!nk, Eddie Vedder, and Aloe Blacc.

3. Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood

Daniel, a tiger cub, lives with his family and hangs out with his friends O the Owl, Katerina Kittycat, Miss Elaina, and Prince Wednesday. This show teaches toddlers the values of empathy, sharing, and kindness and environmental science facts. There are  various ’strategy songs’ to help babies learn new words through repetition.

Where to watch: PBS Kids, CBC Kids, Family Jr., Netflix, Amazon Prime

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4. Dinosaur Train

Buddy, a Tyrannosaurus rex dinosaur, lives with his adopted family of Pteranodons. As an adopted kid in a mixed-species family, Buddy is curious to learn about the dissimilarities between different species. The show is set in the fascinating prehistoric world, with the jungles, marshes, mountains, active volcanoes, oceans, and underwater life, all connected by a ’Dinosaur Train’ customized for all kinds of dinosaurs. The show teaches preschoolers about natural science, environmental science, the prehistoric period, paleontology, and trains.

Where to watch: Netflix, Amazon Prime, and PSB Kids

5. Doc McStuffins

A young girl named Dottie aims to become a doctor like her mother. Dottie talks with her toys, and when she puts on her stethoscope, magic happens and toys come to life. She brings broken and stuffed toys to life by stitching or replacing the batteries. This show will help develop your child’s problem-solving skills, spark their imagination, and help them acquire healthy habits.

Where to watch: Disney Junior at Disney+Hotstar and Amazon Prime

6. Dragon Tales

Emmy and Max discover a fantasy world called ’Dragon Land’ through an enchanted dragon scale. They befriend four friendly, talkative, and colorful dragons, namely Ord, Cassie, Zak, and Wheezie, and embark on different quests in Dragon Land. This show will help develop your baby’s problem-solving skills, encourage them to take on new challenges, and teach them the importance of hard work. It is also a great show for helping your children identify shapes and learn numbers, new words, and the letters of the alphabet.

Where to watch: PBS Kids and CBC Television

7. Get Well Soon

Introduce your kid to this show to teach them about the human body parts. Presented by Dr. Ranj, a pediatrician, the show features five cute puppets that visit him. The show familiarizes kids with the hospital environment to let them feel comfortable and relaxed when visiting a doctor in reality. It also teaches how the body works when sick and offers a few tips for maintaining good health and hygiene. The engaging music and the humor of Dr.Ranj will keep your child entertained.

Where to watch: Get Well Soon YouTube channel by Dr. Ranj

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8. Handy Manny

Handy Manny, along with his eight talking tools, stays in the fictional town of ’Sheetrock Hills.’ Each tool has its own unique quirk and helps Manny repair and fix things for people in town. Turner the flat-head screwdriver is sarcastic and skeptical, Pat the hammer is talkative and clumsy, Rusty the wrench is a coward and worrier, Squeeze the plier is kind and classy, Stretch the tape has a mathematical mind and good memory, Dusty the hand-saw is very smart, Felipe the Phillips head screwdriver is very confident and teaches some Spanish words with translations, and Flicker the flashlight is still learning English.

The show encourages children to help and care for people. It also helps teach toddlers how to come up with step-by-step solutions to any problem. Besides, preschoolers can also learn the names of basic tools used in everyday life through this show.

Where to watch: Disney Junior at Disney+Hotstar

9. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse

The interactive show features some of the major and classic Disney characters, including Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Pluto, Daisy, and Donald. In the show, Mickey invites viewers to join him in solving problems. He asks questions, acknowledges their answers, cheers them up, and gives kudos for the job well done. The show makes the learning journey so much fun that kids will not realize they are actually working their brains. It can also introduce preschoolers to different shapes and colors and is a great medium for developing their mathematical and problem-solving skills in a fun way.

Where to watch: Disney Channel and Disney Junior

Related: 15 Colorful And Engaging Free Baby Game Apps

10. Mighty Little Bheem

Bheem is a show about an innocent but super-strong toddler’s mischievous adventures in a small town in India. He is always curious about things and fights back any kind of danger, whether from older playmates or wildlife, including a lion who sees him as a meal. This show will teach your baby to believe in themselves and their strengths.

Where to watch: Netflix

11. Nina’s World

Nina is a caring and kind-hearted Latina girl who lives in the city of Chicago. She and her best friend Star explores her vibrant and colorful neighborhood every day. This show celebrates love, family, friendship, and cultural diversity. It will help your baby embrace new experiences, build a strong relationship with people, animals, and plants around them, and develop their problem-solving skills.

Where to watch: Disney Junior and Universal Kids

12. The Numtums

Ten endearing multicolored creatures called Numtums have numbers on their tummies and live in Gumnut Gorge. Bendy Go is the tallest, Dar-Dar is a skateboarder, Champer is the highest jumper, Gladdy is very neat, Sandy is a scientist, Flinder is the oldest, Humpty Doo is always hungry, Coogee is a baby, Hobart is a dancer, and Nimbin is a painter. They embark on adventures while solving math problems, play several fun games, take part in parties and celebrations, including performing on stage without any fear, and sing catchy songs, which mention the names of some famous towns. This show introduces your child to numbers and shapes and teaches them basic math skills and how to be confident in every situation.

Where to watch: CBeebies

13. The Octonauts

Octonauts are a team of explorers living in an undersea base called Octopod. They are always ready to dive into action, rescue sea creatures, and protect the ocean. Captain Barnacles is a brave bear who knows how to drive any vehicle; Lieutenant Kwazii, the courageous cat, is a cryptozoologist and an ex-pirate; Peso, the penguin, is a doctor; Prof. Inkling, the octopus, is the founder of Octonauts; Shellington, the sea otter, is a biologist; Tweek, the rabbit, is an engineer; Dashi, the dog, is a photographer, professional surfer, and computer programmer; Tunip is a half-vegetable and half-animal; and Vegimal is a chef and horticulturist.

It is one of the most popular and loved shows for toddlers. The show will awaken kids’ curiosity about the world, introduce them to diverse species, help discover biological facts, and teach them about teamwork, friendship, and empathy. Besides, it is a good show for introducing your little one to different professions.

Where to watch: CBeebies

Did you know?

Two marine biologists, Lara A. Ferry-Graham and Michael H. Graham were involved in the making of The Octonauts. They helped with the sealife facts presented in the show.

14. PAW Patrol

Ryder, a young boy, leads a team of search and rescue dogs called PAW Patrol. They work together to protect the seaside community of Adventure Bay. Each dog has special skills—Marshall is a firefighter and paramedic dog, Rubell is a construction dog, Chase is a police and spy dog, Rocky is a handyman dog, Zuma is an aquatic rescue pup, Skye is an aviator, and  Robo-dog is a robotic dog. The show teaches the power of friendship, teamwork, kindness, and unity.

Where to watch: Nickelodeon, Nick Jr., and TVOKids

15. Pete The Cat

Pete is a composed, smart, optimistic, and lovable cat, who with her friends, experience day-to-day challenges that your toddler can relate to on a personal level. It is a musically driven series that will keep infants entertained for hours, and the nursery rhymes revolve around various themes. It is an excellent show for teaching courage, enthusiasm, honesty, patience, and perseverance to your baby.

Where to watch: Pete The Cat Official YouTube channel and Amazon Prime Videos

16. Sesame Street

Big Bird is the main cast of the series that teaches kids numbers, letters, vocabulary, and colors. All the main characters, including Bert, Ernie, Oscar, and Grover, are colorful and furry muppets. The show is set on the streets full of playful learning activities, catchy music, and bridges cultural and educational gaps with fun. The show is hilarious and combines live sketches, animation, and puppetry.

Where to watch:PBS Kids, HBO, and HBO Max

17. Super Simple Songs

It is one of the most popular baby TV shows that has music videos of the popular nursery rhymes. Toddlers can sing along and learn lessons in a simple and fun way. Some videos have color and letter recognition and counting lessons along with the songs. The show combines animated cartoon characters and puppetry with pleasant music.

Where to watch: Super Simple Songs – Kids Songs YouTube channel

18. Tayo The Little Bus

Tayo is a blue bus numbered 120. He is very friendly, mischievous, and playful with his friends and passengers. The other characters include Rogi (Bus 1000 – colored green), who is out-going and kind-hearted; Lani (Bus 02 – colored yellow), who is sensitive and timid; Gani (Bus 1339 – colored red), who is hardworking and shy; Peanut (Bus 03 –  colored white and sea-green), an eco-friendly tour bus; and Trammy (Tram 120 – colored purple), a city tram. The show teaches babies about safety measures, friendship, trust, and respect.

Where to watch: EBS TV, Tayo the Little Bus YouTube channel

19. Team Umizoomi

Milli, her brother Geo, and their friendly robot Bot team up to form the ’Team Umizoomi’. They teach the concepts of counting, sequencing, measurement, and shapes and solve problems while singing relevant phrases. Bot solves math problems on his chest screen. They have a car named Umicar who can speak and help at times. The educational show is a great pick for teaching preschool math concepts to babies.

Where to watch: Nickelodeon, Nick Jr.,  and Amazon Prime Videos

20. The Magic School Bus

Mrs. Frizzle and her class set off on adventurous field trips on their magical bus. They  discover new places, creatures, time periods, and several wonders of science. The magic school bus can transform into a plane, submarine, spaceship, and surfboard and travel to space, underwater, through an anthill, and inside the human body. The show will help instill a love of science in toddlers.

Where to watch: PBS and Netflix

21. The Stinky & Dirty Show

Two adventurous friends, Stinky the garbage truck and Dirty the backhoe loader, are resourceful, funny, enthusiastic, and have a knack for solving problems. They always learn something from their successes and failures. This show can help develop toddlers’ critical thinking skills, and encourage them to have a never-give-up attitude and believe in themselves.

Where to watch:Amazon Prime Videos

22. Wonder Pets

The show revolves around three superheroes and classmates who travel around the world, rescuing animals, singing, and appreciating music. Linny the guinea pig (wears a blue cap) is the most educated and drives the flyboard, Tuck the turtle (wears a red cap) is sensitive and empathetic, and Ming-Ming the duckling (wears a green cape) uses irony and sarcasm while talking. The show is a photo-puppetry series that encourages teamwork and problem-solving in children.

Where to watch: Nickelodeon and Nick Jr.

23. Timmy Time

Timmy, a mischievous lamb, has entered nursery school and is learning how to get along with his schoolmates. He works on fixing his mistakes, paints, sings, plays, and learns together with his friends. Yabba, a duckling, is Timmy’s best friend, and Harriet, a heron, and Osbourne, an owl, are their teachers. The show is in a dialogue-free format and entirely based on facial expressions and simple sounds, which will help your baby understand the body language of people around them. The show teaches children how to make new friends, get out of a problem independently, and other valuable lessons, such as sportsmanship and responsibility.

Where to watch: CBeebies, Netflix, and Amazon Prime Videos

24. Tumble Leaf

The blue fox Fig and his caterpillar friend Stick live together with other residents of the island of Tumble Leaf. Every episode introduces a simple scientific concept with exciting discoveries that will help your baby understand and explore the world around them, excite their imagination, and develop their critical thinking skills.

Where to watch: Amazon Prime Videos

25. Word Party

Lulu, a baby panda; Kib, a baby wallaby; Franny, a baby cheetah; Bailey, a baby elephant; and Tilly, a baby tortoise, are the five main diaper-wearing characters of the show. They ask questions to the toddlers in the audience and tell the answers at the end. The show is in an interactive form with good music and interesting stories and aims at improving the vocabulary of your baby.

Where to watch: Netflix

26. WordWorld

WordWorld is a place where a group of animals called WordFriends make words that come alive. Duck, Frog, Sheep, Pig, Ant, and Dog are the main characters in the show, and their problems can be solved only with the right word. Each word is built letter by letter and sound by sound, and once it is done, it comes alive and forms into the thing it is. This show will teach your baby new words and their meanings and help improve their reading skills.

Where to watch: PBS Kids

Most babies and young children are fascinated by cartoons since these shows depict adorable and engaging stories. Introduce your baby to some interesting yet informative baby TV shows with foot-tapping music, groovy moves, and amazing visuals. Shows such as Dinosaur Train, Dragon Tales, Micky Mouse Clubhouse, and PAW Patrol are bound to keep your baby engaged while encouraging them to learn in a fun way. Choose age-appropriate and entertaining TV shows to help children make the most of their screen time while indulging in a thrilling TV-viewing experience.

1. Can I show TV to my newborn baby?

Watching TV for babies below 18 months is not recommended since their brain is still developing, and screen time can affect their language development, memory, concentration, sleep schedule, and reading ability (1).

2. What shows are overstimulating for babies?

Certain TV shows or programs with fast images and loud noises, such as the non-educational and violent ones, can overstimulate the baby’s brain and senses (2).

Key Pointers

• The baby TV show BeatBugs is about curious, ambitious, and clever bugs who save each other from trouble.
• Get Well Soon is an educational show that teaches children about hospital environment.
• Dragon Tales, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Nina’s World, and others teach new habits, such as problem-solving skills.

References:

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1. Why to avoid TV for infants and toddlers;
   https://www.healthychildren.org/English/family-life/Media/Pages/Why-to-Avoid-TV-Before-Age-2.aspx
2. TV can be too stimulating for babies and toddlers;
   http://www.urbanchildinstitute.org/articles/research-to-policy/practice/tv-can-be-too-stimulating-for-babies-toddlers

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7 TV Shows For Baby Development

Although screen time often gets a bad rap, for many busy parents, sitting their child in front of the TV can be a saving grace when trying to check things off the to-do list. Ease your guilt by getting them comfy in their favourite baby romper, wrapped up in a snuggly organic baby blanket and popping on a show tailor-made for children that will be beneficial to your little one’s independent learning and personal progression.

Young children often have a hard time understanding that TV content can apply to the real world, so parents can really help in their development by pointing out connections or asking them to make their own. For example, make it personal to them by saying “they’re just like you and your friend Ben”.

To help you choose, we’ve narrowed down some of the best baby and toddler TV shows that are both educational and entertaining:

1. Octounauts

Broadcast on CBeebies, Octonauts has become a firm favourite with many parents and was even ranked the No. 1 preschool show in the UK. Each 11-minute episode revolves around three characters named Captain Barnacles, Kwazii and Peso who go on an underwater adventure. They discover biological or behavioural facts about creatures they meet and have an inner passion for protecting the ocean and sea life. The show’s key themes focus on teamwork and empathy, which are key transferable skills that will aid personal development growing up. If your little future scientist loves Octonauts, why not get some sea-themed baby bath towels or kids’ poncho towels to make bathtime more fun?

2. NumTums

What is the easiest way of teaching your little one to count to 10? Thank NumTums! Ideal for ages of 2-4, the programme revolves around a group of 10 characters who are based on the numbat and each feature a single number on their tummies. Great for introducing your child to the world of mathematics, series 1 was initially aimed at the toddler age-range, whereas the later series started to gear more towards slightly older children, in which they will learn the likes of adding, subtraction and even shape recognition.

3. Alphablocks

Alphablocks is intended to develop their fundamental phonics skills, which is now an essential aspect of the curriculum in UK school systems. The premise of the show is based on 26 letters who come to life by holding hands and creating words. It is ideal for any stage of reader, as it teaches the very basic concept of letters for those who have not yet started school and more difficult sentence constructions for more fluent readers. To support your child’s learning at playtime, it’s advisable to give them developmental baby gifts or stimulating newborn gifts to give them the best start possible with cognitive skills. 

4. Get Well Soon

This factual entertainment show will teach your child about medical issues, hospitals, and overall general health. Presented by real-life GP Dr Ranj, it is designed for a preschool-age audience. It aims to show the everyday experiences of going to the doctor, educating on how the body works in sickness and how to maintain good health. It explores common issues light-heartedly, so younger children will be less fearful when it comes to paying a visit to the doctor and having to undergo an injection, for example. A range of issues are covered from simple health concerns, like chickenpox or broken bones, to more serious illnesses such as diabetes. If your little one finds getting their injections distressing, try using a baby swaddle wrap after their appointment to soothe them.

5. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse

Every child loves Disney therefore you simply can’t go wrong with Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. Ideal for preschoolers, the show features all six of the classic original Disney characters – Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy Pluto and Goofy in which your child will learn the likes of shape recognition, colours and mathematics in a 30-minute episode– that will be sure to keep their brain ticking. Mickey is constantly encouraging the viewer to help the gang solve challenges, as well as asking questions and praising audience members once they have solved a challenge correctly.

6. Timmy Time

From the creators of Shaun the Sheep, Timmy Time is very similar to its predecessor in the sense that there is a lack of dialogue, therefore the entire show is based on facial expression and simple sounds as a form of communication. This factor alone introduces youngsters on how to read people through body language, rather than just verbally. One of the chief lessons within the show is the form of ‘righting’ which educates on how to cope when getting knocked down emotionally and the act of picking themselves back up. Educational skills such as mathematics and learning to read are also featured.

7. Daniel’s Tiger Neighbourhood

This animated version of Mister Rogers’ Neighbourhood is focused on teaching youngsters key life lessons, such as sharing and empathy, as well as how emotions can be controlled. Between the two 11-minute segments, the programme uses ‘strategy songs’ to reinforce themes such as sadness, anger or disappointment to equip children with essential coping mechanisms for dealing with negative feelings constructively. Until your child is old enough to grasp these more complex methods, using a comforter, such as a kids’ blanket or soother, can help teach them to sleep independently. You may have selected received one in a baby shower gift set. However, it’s always advisable to have a few spares to hand until your baby can self-soothe – they will inevitably go missing but are essential for a smooth bedtime! 

Educational programs for children from 2 to 10 years old

At the MSUPE at the University Children’s Center, an additional program for the development of preschool children “Social, pedagogical and artistic orientation” is being implemented.

Educational services are provided for children from 2 to 10 years old and are divided into blocks depending on the age of the children and the focus.

Educational services for children from 3 to 7 years old are provided under the main educational program. The program was developed on the basis of an exemplary educational program “Development”, prepared at the training center. L.A. Wenger by the authors O.M. Dyachenko, Dr. psychol. sciences; N.S. Varentsova, Ph.D. ped. sciences; T.V. Lavrentieva, Ph.D. psychol. sciences; I.V. Mavrina, Ph.D. ped. sciences; L.N. Pavlova, Ph.D. ped. sciences; E.L. Porotskaya, Ph.D. psychol. Sciences.

The program is adapted to the conditions of the center and complies with the provisions of the FGT DO on groups of a reduced day and a short stay, to the category of which the educational activities of the center can be attributed.

The program is focused on meeting the needs of parents – preparing children for schooling. However, in order to preserve the specifics of preschool childhood, educational activities in the center are carried out in the process of organizing various types of children’s activities (playing, communicative, labor, cognitive research, productive, musical and artistic, reading), and not in special school-type classes.

The program is aimed at solving the following tasks:

• formation and development of psychological prerequisites and foundations of educational activity
• development of the cognitive abilities of the child, as a significant component of the structure of the general psychological readiness of the preschooler for schooling
• formation of ways to communicate with peers and adults, as one of the forms of socialization of children and their positive adaptation in the first grade
• mastering the optimal amount of knowledge, skills and abilities, which are the basic basis for the success of mastering any school program
• development of general creative abilities, on which the success and activity of the child is based in the situation of schooling
• prevention of reading and writing disorders, the formation of correct pronunciation and literate speech
• improving the physical development of children, strengthening their health

During the implementation of the program, mandatory psychological support is provided and modern gaming and developmental equipment is used, which provides a single educational space and conditions for the implementation of educational services at a high level.

On the basis of the center there are “Development Groups” aimed at accompanying children with developmental and behavioral difficulties. The groups are led by psychologists of the center.

The center also provides counseling services of a psychologist and a speech therapist to help parents in the upbringing and development of children of early, preschool and primary school age.

Care and education programs

Education and training programs

The content of the educational process in the municipal preschool educational institution “Kindergarten No. 41” is determined by the following programs:

The main general educational program of the preschool educational institution “Kindergarten No. 41”

This program is based on:

– exemplary basic general educational program of preschool education

“Rainbow” T.I.Grizik, T.N.Doronova, E.V.Soloviev, S.G.Yakobson.;

– partial programs:

PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT

“Formation of the basics of life safety in preschool children” (author Belaya K. Yu.)

Purpose: to promote the assimilation by children of generally accepted norms and rules of behavior, safety, life in everyday life.

Program objectives:

form the basic rules of personal safety

ensure the psychological well-being and health of children

develop cognitive abilities; Creative skills; imagination, thinking; communication skills

teach children to help themselves and the victims

to cultivate personal skills of safe behavior in society and at home

“Entertaining physical education for preschoolers” (author Utrobina K.K.)

The program presents a non-traditional system of classes for the physical and comprehensive development of preschoolers aged 5-7, developed by physical education instructors in an ordinary kindergarten

Detailed notes for each physical education lesson in the gym are presented. A long-term plan of classes for the entire academic year is proposed. Monthly sports entertainments are systematized, which include sports rhythmic dances (“Cowboys”, “Lambada”, “Russian”), game exercises of a competitive nature. Rhymed words are given for an entertaining warm-up and exercises in the “Fun training” section.

“COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT”

“Young ecologist” (author Nikolaeva S.N.)

This manual is devoted to the environmental education of preschool children. It includes the Young Ecologist program and detailed methodological developments for its implementation in the work of the preschool educational institution. The book is based on theoretical and practical research in the field of environmental education of preschoolers, conducted by the author over the years. The manual is addressed to the practice of preschool education. The purpose of the program: to educate the ecological culture of preschoolers. The program “Young Ecologist” highlights two aspects of the content of environmental education: the transfer of environmental knowledge and its transformation into attitudes. The author emphasizes that ecological education is connected with the science of ecology and its various branches. It is based on “the leading ideas of ecology adapted to preschool age: the organism and the environment, the community of living organisms and the environment, man and the environment.”

“Mathematics for children 6-7 years old” (ed. Kolesnikova E.V.)

Designed for children 6-7 years old. Through a system of exciting games and exercises, children will get acquainted with numbers up to 20, expand their knowledge about the seasons and parts of the day, about geometric shapes, and learn how to solve logical problems.

This edition takes into account the requirements of the Federal State Educational Standard of DO for the structure of the Program, the conditions for its implementation and the results of the development of the Program.

Recommended to a wide range of professionals working in preschool educational institutions. Can be used by parents when preparing children for school.

“SOCIAL AND COMMUNICATIVE DEVELOPMENT”

The formation of a safe lifestyle in children is ensured by the implementation of the program of R. B. Sterkina, N.N. Avdeeva, O.L. Knyazeva “Fundamentals of safety for preschool children.”

The development of the emotional sphere and the formation of healthy and adequate behavior in society is helped by the program “I, you, we” “Basics of life safety for preschool children” (author Avdeeva N., Knyazeva O., Sterkina R.B.)

SPEECH DEVELOPMENT

“Teaching literacy in the process of pre-school preparation based on a variable approach” (ed. S.G. Makeeva and E.N. Martynova).

The purpose of the program: mastering the phonetic system of the language; preparation for mastering literacy by the analytical-synthetic method and the assimilation of some elements of literacy; development of speech understanding, development of active imitative activity in the form of pronunciation of any sound combinations; development of auditory attention, analysis, grammatically correct coherent speech and memory

“ARTISTIC AND AESTHETIC DEVELOPMENT”

The development of children’s musical abilities in all types of musical activities available to them is helped by the implementation of the program “Harmony” by N.