1. Paw patrol:

This well-known cartoon, each episode is about 5 minutes, and there are about 200 episodes. It's about the trivial life of Peppa and his parents. The content is humorous and children often laugh. The story highlights the simplicity and exaggeration of the children's world, and the material selection and content are very creative and imaginative.

2. Jack and the pirates who never go ashore:

Piracy and adventure are topics of particular interest to children. Produced by Disney Jr., this animation is in the same strain as the characters in Pirates of the Caribbean, and tells the story of brave young Jack and Captain Hook fighting pirates.

According to Disney, their researchers talked with preschool children and kindergarten teachers and found that children can easily understand basic facts, but they lack social skills, such as how to share things or become a good listener.

3. Rusty rivets, young manufacturers;

The word "Maker" comes from the English word maker, which refers to people who are interested in hobbies and strive to turn various ideas into reality. Young Maker Rosti is a pre-school TV cartoon of Nick Channel, which is inspired by Maker Culture.