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The 38 Best Cartoons of All Time

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Mickey Mouse

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No list of cartoon characters would be complete without including Mickey Mouse, who made his debut in the 1928 cartoon Steamboat Willie. Having endured for generations, Mickey has starred in numerous shorts, a number of TV series and 11 feature-length films to date.

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Popeye the Sailor Man

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The tough-guy, wise-cracking sailor, who always had a can of spinach handy, was created by Elzie Crisler Segar, a cartoonist who introduced the character in his 1929 newspaper cartoon strip, Thimble Theatre. Popeye and his pals, Olive Oyl, Bluto, Wimpy and Swee’pea, were the stars of cartoon shorts in the 1930s and early 1940s (he was even a member of the U.S. Navy during World War II), as well as numerous comic books, a TV series from 1960 to 1962, and a 1980 Popeye movie starring Robin Williams.

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Porky Pig

Warner Brothers

First introduced in 1935, the lovable pig starred in hundreds of films in the late 1930s. Often a sidekick, he had his own show from 1964 to 1967. He was voiced by Mel Blanc, who did the voiceovers for hundreds of animated characters from the 1930s until his death in late 1980s.

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Bugs Bunny

Warner Brothers

Created in 1938, Bugs Bunny is part of a whole stable of Looney Tunes characters that dominated the Golden Age of animation in America from the years 1928 to 1960. The wascally wabbit managed to outsmart Elmer Fudd for decades and remains one of the most popular cartoon characters of all time.

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Tom and Jerry

Warner Brothers

Created in 1940, the two rival characters, Tom (a cat) and Jerry (a mouse), first appeared in a series of shorts for MGM. The two rarely speak, although Tom sings in an early episode, and there are various sound effects. The cartoon has continued in many different incarnations to this present day in various TV shows, shorts and movies including Tom and Jerry: The Movie, released in 2021.

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Woody Woodpecker and Friends

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First appearing in 1940, Woody and his pals were featured in an amazing 286 episodes until 1972. Whether or not you are a fan, you can’t forget his goofy laugh!

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Foghorn Leghorn

Warner Brothers

Starring in only 28 cartoons from 1946 to 1963, Foghorn Leghorn had personality plus. His distinctive Southern accent and body language along with his memorable quotes («Go, I say, go away boy. You bother me.»), became part of every day speech. He actually was inspired by a character on The Fred Allen Show, a popular 1930s and 1940s radio show.

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Alvin and the Chipmunks

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Actor/songwriter Ross Bagdasarian, Sr., who specialized in writing novelty songs, created The Chipmunk Song in 1958. The record shot to the top of the charts, sending its “stars” Simon, Theodore and Alvin to the top too. (It actually won two Grammys!) A string of successful records led to a short-lived TV series in 1962 and another more successful run from 1983 to 1990.

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Huckleberry Hound

Hanna Barbera

First appearing in 1958, Huckleberry Hound is a bluetick coonhound with a Southern accent, who works through a series of unsuccessful jobs. Be he always maintains his cool and ends up on top. The show, which aired until 1962, was the first animated show to win an Emmy. Huckleberry has made sporadic appearances through the years in other cartoons ranging from The Simpsons to Animaniacs.

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Quick Draw McGraw

Hanna Barbera

This white horse in a red cowboy hat had his own series from 1959 to 1961. He often plays a sheriff in the Old West and is accompanied by his deputy, a burro named Baba Looey.

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Rocky and Bullwinkle

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From 1959 to 1964, Rocky, the flying squirrel, and Bullwinkle, the moose, had to outsmart two Cold War-era spies, Natasha and Boris. The series was one of the first to appeal to both kids and adults for its wry humor and clever cultural satire. A live action movie in 2000 got lukewarm reviews.

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The Flintstones

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From 1960 to 1966, America followed the Flintstones as they navigated the ups and downs of Stone Age life. The show was the first animated series to hold a primetime spot on TV. The series also spun off two lackluster movies, The Flintstones (1994) and The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas (2000), that weren’t well-received.

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Yogi Bear

Hanna Barbera

Yogi actually made his debut on Huckleberry Hound in 1958 but earned his own animated series in 1961. From then until 1988, Yogi and his sidekick, Boo-Boo, attempted to steal plenty of “pic-a-nic” baskets, generally making Mr. Ranger’s life difficult. Yogi also starred in his own 2010 feature film.

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Snagglepuss

Hanna Barbera

Although it only ran for two seasons from 1961 to 1962, Snagglepuss is a memorable character. The pink mountain lion is known for his catchy exclamations such as “Heavens to Murgatroyd” and “Exit, stage left.”

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The Jetsons

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This futuristic family shot to fame during its 1962 to 1963 run. New episodes were created from 1985 to 1987, and the show ran in syndication on Saturday mornings for decades. And what kid didn’t daydream of a robot maid or a spaceship after watching? There was also a 1990 feature film.

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Josie and the Pussycats

Hanna Barbera

Originally a teen-focused comic book series written from 1963 to 1982, the characters got their own animated Saturday morning show from 1970 to 1973. As difficult as it is to believe, there was also a Josie and the Pussycats movie, which was released in 2001 to dismal reviews.

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Underdog

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From 1964 to 1967, this series aired on Saturday mornings. The cape-wearing, masked superhero dog almost always spoke in rhymes. His most famous saying: “There’s no need to fear. Underdog is here!”

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The Road Runner

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In this popular show, a determined coyote tries a number of increasingly complex gadgets (often mail-ordered from the Acme Company) in his attempts to capture the smart and speedy road runner. Before airing from1966 to 1973, the show’s characters actually debuted in a 1949 theatrical cartoon.

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Aquaman

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Aquaman debuted in comic books in the 1940s, but he didn’t get his own animated series until 1967 to 1970. Able to breathe on both sea and land, he fought evil everywhere. Aquaman also appeared in his own feature film in 2018.

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The Pink Panther

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Presented on Saturday mornings from 1969 to 1978, Pink Panther was a rosey-colored cat with aristocratic manners. The series went through a number of changes, but it often included two shorts featuring the Pink Panther, and one featuring the Inspector, modeled after the Peter Seller’s Inspector Clouseau character from the 1963 movie of the same title.

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Top 10 Christian Cartoons Your Kids Will Love

Kids take particular delight in cartoons. Nothing seems to captivate their attention like on-screen animation, which means that the cartoons they watch are likely to leave an impression. That’s what makes Christian cartoons and shows with positive messages so essential for today’s children.

These days, it can be hard for you as a parent to differentiate if an animated show is appropriate for your children. With Pure Flix, you can rest easy knowing what they view is not only safe but also engaging, uplifting and educational.

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Check out these Christian cartoons that your children will love and you can feel good about:

Christian Cartoons: ‘Superbook’

Geared toward older children, “Superbook” teaches children timeless moral truths through the Bible-based adventures of two middle schoolers, Chris and Joy, and their robot friend, Gizmo. The adventures begin for this trio when a mysterious device appears and takes them back in time on journeys throughout the Bible. The main characters interact with ancient people, places and events, conveying the stories in a relevant and relatable way.

With a total of 25 episodes, this series is a great way to help your preteen connect with a wide range of Bible stories in a captivating way.

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Christian Cartoons: ‘Bugtime Adventures’

History isn’t always that easy for kids to understand, but “Bugtime Adventures” offers kids a great way to see the past – through the eyes of bugs! Set in Biblical times, the bugs find themselves in retellings of Biblical stories, like when three bugs are stuck in the belly of a whale. With an emphasis on working together and Christian values, the bugs of “Bugtime Adventures” make learning about Biblical history fun.

The familiarity of these stories, coupled with their emphasis on teamwork, make this a must-see for children. Supplement the learnings from “Bugtime Adventures” with this free Jonah and the Whale activity book — great for at home or in the classroom!

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Christian Cartoons: ‘Friends and Heroes’

In this delightful series, engaging storytelling and great animation are used to retell Biblical stories. Great for kids of any age, you will love the fact that your whole family is learning important lessons about courage, faith, hope and much more. These entertaining tales explore themes like false heroes, why it’s important to listen to God, and how virtuous acts lead to happy endings.

Make “Friends and Heroes” part of your family devotion time with this free devotion download. Or, try this free bible study just for your little ones.

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Christian Cartoons: ‘VeggieTales: Noah’s Ark’

For young audiences who need a light-hearted tale with a positive message, this «VeggieTales» film tells the story of Noah and his family along with a zoo full of animals. Watch with your kids and take an adventure aboard an orange slice ark!

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Christian Cartoons: ‘Sea Kids’

Freddy, David, Melissa, and their friends find themselves navigating the rough waters of peer pressure, temptation, fear, dealing with bullies, lack of self-esteem, and so much more. 

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Christian Cartoons: ‘3-2-1 Penguins’

«3-2-1 Penguins» tells the story of two young kids and four out-of-this-world penguins, as they explore the galaxy — and learn important, Bible-based lessons and values along the way.

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Christian Cartoons: ‘owlegories’

«Owlegories» is an animated series of Christian cartoons for kids that follows a wise old owl as he mentors five young students. They travel on adventures learning about nature, faith, and God!

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Christian Cartoons: ‘Bibleman’

This series brings kids a captivating and entertaining experience as they watch Bibleman and his team fight evil with the power of God’s word! You can watch multiple volumes right now, and this story provides the history and background on the series in case you want to learn more.

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Christian Cartoons: ‘lukas storyteller’

In this Christian cartoon, Lukas and his friend Noah the turtle, share the wonderful stories of Jesus and other Heroes of the Bible.

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Best cartoons for children aged 5

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Five years is the age when a child is lost in his own emotions and hobbies. The task of parents is to understand and support any of his interests, but when there are a lot of them, it is easy to get confused. Cartoons not only help the child to relax and have fun while watching, but also give a life guide: the main characters show an example of how to find yourself in this world and cope with any difficulties. We have prepared for you a selection of the best cartoons for children of five years old.

What to read? What to see? Where to go? What to play? These questions torment parents all the time during the holidays (and not only). «Foma» decided to help you and collected cycles of recommendations for different ages and in different directions. You will only have to enjoy communication with the child. See all recommendations here.

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Mowgli (1967, USSR, R. Davydov), five films of 20 minutes each rd Kipling. Mowgli, a boy raised by a wolf family, learns to live according to the laws of the jungle (not in the sense, of course, which we now put into these words). Panther Bagheera stands up for him before the strict forest council, the boy meets with the Banderlog people and diligently learns from the wise bear Baloo. All five films tell about the life and growing up of a boy, revealing the concepts of loyalty, duty and honor — which should be known from an early age.

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Song of the Sea (2014, Ireland, T. Moore), 1 hour 34 minutes

The action takes place in Ireland, where a son, Ben, is born to a loving couple on a small island with a lighthouse. and through six years old — Saoirse’s little daughter. Ben is jealous of his parents for Saoirse, believing that they pay much more attention to her, so he constantly offends her. A girl and a boy are forced to go on a journey, where they meet with magical (and sometimes even terrible) trials. During this time, they get closer. The film shows the brother-sister relationship and the importance of the family — the heroine reveals herself and her destiny, thanks to her love for her brother. Another advantage of the Irish cartoon is very beautiful, truly magical graphics.

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Crocodile Gena (1969, USSR, R. Kachalov), 20 minutes

A legendary cartoon based on a legendary book. Gena is a very lonely crocodile who works as a zookeeper. One day he gets tired of playing chess with himself — and he makes an unusual decision: to hang ads around the city looking for friends. Different animals and people respond to them, the newly-made friends decide to build their own «House of Friends», which the harmful old woman Shapoklyak wants to prevent. Fortunately, in the finale, the old woman corrects herself and even writes a letter of repentance.

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Bambi (1942, Great Britain, D. Hand), 1 hour 10 minutes

Deer Bambi — the little forest prince. The cartoon tells about his growing up with friends: at first he is an awkwardly walking baby, and at the end of the film he is a real prince, smart, brave and responsible. On this path, he meets with a variety of difficulties, but the most terrible villain is a man who destroys the forest. «Bambi» tells about the love of nature, shows true friendship, a sense of duty and even first love. The film may seem sad, but the children are imbued with the atmosphere and sincerely empathize with the main characters.

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Ballerina (2016, France, E. Summer), 1 hour 30 minutes

Felice and Victor escape from an orphanage to Paris, where they strive to fulfill their dreams: Felice wants to become a famous ballerina , and Victor is an inventor. The main character goes through a thorny path from the worst student to the world theatrical star. Despite the fact that the problems in the cartoon are more “adult” than those of five-year-old children, it will suit everyone well — even the youngest viewers will understand the plot and maybe even find a model for themselves in the face of the main characters.

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Finding Nemo (2003, USA, E. Stanton), 1 hour 40 minutes

The cartoon begins with the birth of Nemo, the little son of clown fish. The film does a good job of depicting the fictional underwater life — since childhood, the little son and his father Marlin have been haunted by jokes in the style of «Tell a joke, clown fish. » The father is very protective of his son and watches him even at school, so Nemo, contrary to the ban, swims to the reef, where people pick him up and take him away with them. The film tells about the love of father and son, about overprotection, about the friendship of Dory the fish and Marlin, and also about the fact that there are no impossible tasks.

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Nekhochuha (1986, USSR, Yu. Butyrin), 9 minutes

A film about a lazy boy who answers “I don’t want to!” to all the requests of his grandmother and parents. In the evening, he dreams of getting into a country where nothing needs to be done. In a dream, he finds himself in the country of Nehochuhia — he is fed sweets and allowed to play any games endlessly. Finally, he meets the Great Nehochukha, a fat lazy person who is very similar to the main character. The film tells about the benefits of work and helping others, which is very important to understand at a very young age.

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Winnie the Pooh (1969, USSR, F. Khitruk), three parts of 10 minutes each

A.’s book about the bear cub Winnie the Pooh. In the first film we get to know the hero, in the second we watch how he goes to visit, in the third the hero tries to arrange the best holiday for his friend. Winnie the Pooh and Piglet, a young pig, teach children to be friends, be less wasteful and find the most unusual ways to solve problems.

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Ponyo Fish on the Cliff (2008, Japan, H. Miyazaki), 1 hour 43 minutes walks a small Ponyo fish, with which they become inseparable friends. After meeting Sosuke, Ponyo wants only one thing — to become a man. The film was created by Hayao Miyazaki, a famous Japanese animator whose work is famous for its easy-to-understand plots for children and incredibly beautiful graphics.

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Malysh and Carlson (1969, USSR, B. Stepantsev), two parts of 20 minutes each

The well-known story about the friendship of seven-year-old Malysh and Carlson with a propeller behind the rocks or a lot of legendary phrases like «Calm, only calm!» and “Yes, nothing! It’s a matter of life!» The naive Kid trusts his unusual friend in everything, who promises to bring him ten thousand chandeliers one day, twelve thousand roosters the next, and at the very end promises to return . .. «The Kid and Carlson» shows that a person is able to improve — after all even the stern Freken Bock turns from an adamant housekeeper into a sweet aunt.

IMPORTANT: Some of the cartoons shown are over half an hour long. It should be borne in mind that, according to WHO recommendations, TV viewing for preschool children should be no more than 30 minutes a day. We advise you to watch long cartoons in parts, for several days, and after each viewing, discuss what you see with your children. In general, any cartoon, film, book, fairy tale is a great opportunity to talk with a child. And such conversations are necessary for him to develop.

Educational cartoons for children

For the little ones

«Aunt Owl’s Lessons»

This is a cycle of instructive cartoons for children 2-10 years old. In a playful way, children are told about the alphabet and mathematics, traffic rules and art. And also — how to behave with adults and exercise in the morning, why be kind and what beauty is. In general, every child can find something of his own here.

«Blue Tractor»

The animated series, which appeared for the first time on YouTube and was based on children’s songs. Today, this project, through the prism of music videos, teaches children elementary mathematics and logic, helps to understand the world through shapes, colors and animals. The cartoon has an age rating of «0+», so you can safely show it to a child of 1-2 years old to prepare for kindergarten.

«Three Cats»

A slightly naive but very kind cartoon project about the life of three kittens and their close-knit family. Heroes learn from their mistakes various tricks of their future adult life, for example, how to manage their first money or go to the store. Some series can be shown to children 3-4 years old, but in general, the project is designed for preschoolers.

«Classic Child»

These are unusual cartoons for introducing young children to art, mainly music. In short releases with simple plots involving animals, not only academic instrumental, but also dance music is presented. The animated series is suitable for children of 6-8 months, and for three-year-olds.

«Kids»

It will sound surprising, but the cartoon is a prequel to « Smeshariki «. The audience will find out what the characters already familiar to them did in childhood. The project will help the child master the first numbers, shapes, colors, and also tell how the world works.

Mickey Mouse Club

This is a Disney project for its youngest viewers. This animated series does not have such complex humor and long plots as in the classic stories about Mickey, Goofy and Donald. The problem that the viewer must solve together with the characters is shown at the very beginning with the help of a set of necessary tools. For example, you need to count objects or determine a geometric figure.

«Forest Book»

Canadian cartoon to introduce children to the world of animals. In each series, the child, along with the characters (a bear and a mouse), guesses and learns something new about the animals, fish and birds around us. Ideal for a child 2-5 years old, especially if you are planning a trip to the zoo or circus. An alternative cartoon on a similar topic is «Zoo» , where children in each series are introduced to two dissimilar animals at once. And if you want to not only talk about animals, but also show them in real conditions, turn on the Italian cartoon «Big Encyclopedia of Nature». The heroes of each episode try to imitate the behavior of the animals, and at the end of the episode there is a quiz for the audience.

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For preschoolers (5-7 years old)

«Dasha the Traveler»

Educational cartoons for children from 1 to 6 years old. The heroine communicates with friends from the animal world, goes on hikes and regularly encounters some difficulties while traveling. The series teach the rules of behavior in an unfamiliar place, English words and counting. And the main feature is constant communication with small viewers directly. Thanks to such interactive, the child is fully involved in the process and feels like a part of the cartoon story.

«Little Einsteins»

Cartoon for children 4-6 years old, dedicated to the life of geeks. These young geniuses travel on a spaceship and talk about science and art. A child, for example, can get acquainted with the customs and folklore of peoples from different countries.

«Fixies»

One of the most famous cartoons that can be shown to children even at 3 years old, but still more interesting to watch for preschoolers and first graders. According to the plot, little men live in a variety of household and electronic devices. The child learns how different objects are arranged inside and how to use equipment, such as a computer or a fan.

Walking with Dinosaurs

A cartoon for schoolchildren who love the ancient world. In the center of the story is the life of one small dinosaur, which, growing up, gets acquainted with predatory and herbivorous neighbors and learns to protect itself.

The Magic School Bus

Not just an educational, but an adventure cartoon that grew out of a children’s comic. According to the scenario, the children, together with the teacher, travel to different parts of the planet and space, and sometimes even end up in the human body. The cartoon came out at 90s, and in 2017 Netflix did an interesting reboot called The Magic School Bus Back in Business.

Smeshariki

Almost a legendary Russian animated series about the world of spherical animals that face the same problems as people. The project was originally conceived as an adult, so it contains many references to popular culture and modern news, for example. At the same time, the advice that the characters give to each other will also be relevant for children, especially since the cartoon has very clear plots and narration language. The Smeshariki project also has separate cartoon cycles that are dedicated, for example, to the alphabet, security, finance, and even information technology. There are plenty to choose from!

«Professor Pochemushkin» and «Pochemushka»

These Russian cartoons will be useful for those families in which children constantly ask the question about the structure of the world and life in it. We advise parents to watch, so as not to be disarmed by children’s curiosity.

Why Why Family and Ask Albert

Foreign versions of cartoon series based on children’s questions about our environment. In the first — French — in each of the 25 episodes, young Victor asks the family about the human body, space, chemical processes, etc. The child learns, for example, why a person sleeps and why the moon is round. In the second — German — the main character becomes a fictional creature that looks like a bird and a fish at the same time. Albert answers children’s questions about ecology and nature: what is the water cycle, what do plants do for humans, how do they process garbage.

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Primary school (7-9 years old)

We want to know everything

European cartoon based on the book by David Macauley. The plot revolves around a mysterious inventor who lives on an island with children and mammoths. Creating various devices, the hero tells the audience how the laws of physics work. For children over 6 years old — great content.

«Once Upon a Time…»

A cycle of animated series from the French director Albert Barillet. First — «Once upon a time there was a man» and «Once upon a time there was a life» — will tell about the origin of man on Earth and his body, as well as the course of world history. Others — «Once upon a time there were discoverers» and «Once upon a time there were inventors» — introduce children to world famous scientists, for example, the life of Archimedes, Galileo, Newton, the discoveries of da Vinci, Darwin, Einstein, etc.

“One Minute in the Museum”

Short educational series about art. The three main characters go to museums and from time to time stop near the world’s masterpieces: statues, paintings, decor items. The characters ask children’s questions about the works and quickly receive understandable answers.

Historical figures. Animated Encyclopedia»

American animated series to introduce children to the achievements of various famous people. Heroes here are musicians, scientists and travelers. In addition to specific biography facts from the cartoon, you can also find great quotes.

Inside Out

Pixar’s very popular animated feature. The plot raises an unusual topic for children’s projects: the 11-year-old heroine Riley learns to manage her emotions. The cartoon explains to the child where sadness comes from, how to recognize anger and what to do with fear.

Travels of Adibu and Osmosis Jones

Cartoons about the human body. In the French TV series, the boy Adibu moves through the body on a ship, and in the second feature project, the leukocyte Osmosis tries to defeat the virus. Another option for viewing is a small Russian animated series “ Micropolis ”, where the child is told about the life of bacteria and the importance of hygiene rules.

«Gem Mountain» and «Multi-Russia»

Domestic projects about the culture of the peoples of Russia. In the first case, the child gets acquainted with geography and traditions through national fairy tales, and in the second case, he learns about some symbols and pages of our history. In addition to these cartoons, you can watch « Proverbs and Sayings» — a Russian project that clearly tells children what the essence of folk wisdom and sayings is.