Quiet, educational shows for 1st-2nd grade

[Anonymous]

Arthur
Between the Lions
Wishbone
if you can find the 1988 Ramona series (with Sarah Polley in the title role) it's not particularly educational but it is good.

[Anonymous]

Not sure if it has been mentioned but my teens still like to see an episode or two of Little Bear.

https://m.youtube.com/@OfficialLittleBear

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Anonymous wrote:I found Storybots to very annoying, so if OP is looking for a quiet show, that might not be a good recommendation for her.

OP - the PBS shows are all great. Agree with PPs who recommended magic school bus, Xavier riddle, and wild krafts. Also Molly of Denali and Pinkalicious.

These are more geared toward younger kids, but my 6 and 8 year olds still turn them on sometimes - Creative Galaxy and Tumble Leaf on Amazon Prime. Both of them are very calm.

Yes! Tumble Leaf is one of the most underrated kids shows of all time! It’s a true work of art and the tone is very calm and gentle. Nothing quite like it.

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Anonymous wrote:By “sensitive,” could you be referring to possible dissatisfaction with assigned gender?

Stop it. Sensitive MEN exist. And they are still MEN. Please stop conflating personality or preferences with gender.

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I’m sensitive AF

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You can still watch Mister Rogers! My kids love it

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I agree with you on how annoying lots of new shows are. My toddler has been watching old Sesame Street on HBO. The episodes from the earlier seasons are much calmer because the graphics aren’t so intense.

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Anonymous wrote:Arthur
Between the Lions
Wishbone
if you can find the 1988 Ramona series (with Sarah Polley in the title role) it's not particularly educational but it is good.

Sarah Polley from Avonlea?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Arthur
Between the Lions
Wishbone
if you can find the 1988 Ramona series (with Sarah Polley in the title role) it's not particularly educational but it is good.

Sarah Polley from Avonlea?

Yes, it's an early role

[Anonymous]

Puffin rock, bluey

Have you tried documentaries? That was actually our staple.

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Anything on PBS Kids will be great.

[Anonymous]

OP Mister Rogers' Neighborhood can be found on Amazon Prime.