Picture Box Distribution

Based on popular board books from Latin America, this new 2D series uses geometric shapes to create engaging and imaginative stories for young children, encouraging them to develop their concentration and analytic skills.

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Take one healthy measure of math. Blend in two cousins and their wacky Uncle Norm. Next, mix in some mayhem, music and a lot of laughs. Add in a big serving of learning. Then top it all with a weekly “make, build and do” project. It’s a formula that amounts to plenty of mathe-magical fun with The Prime Radicals!

From finding lost items with a grid to using hands as measuring tools, the Rads have it covered. Based on the math curriculum for young learners, the series makes numbers cool for kids by showing them how math is used in our everyday world. The Prime Radicals takes the mystery out of math and puts the fun back into learning! 

A children’s series made for kids, starring kids, What’s Your News? brings 4 to 6 year old children their news. The reporters are a crew of engaging ants and every episode includes a major breaking news story, one feature story, interviews with child experts, traffic updates and the weather. The series focuses on children’s experiences and interests, showing them a world filled with people whose news is their news.

Artie the ant and his friends set out on new adventures that bring them together with other creatures. With their passion for music and all their relations, it is no surprise they find friends amongst creatures their elders would call their natural born foes. In fact, Artie and his friends work and play to create a place where all creatures can live together in peace and harmony.

This animated series follows two main characters, curious little dragons named Spirit and Imm who live in a land that used to enjoy great freedoms – including flying and fire-breathing – which have withered away because they were taken for granted and neglected.  Spirit and Imm seek to restore these freedoms to all the dragons in the kingdom, and viewers help them with this journey by playing games and continuing the story in a companion website. Each broadcast episode is described as a fun-filled, action packed, “choose your own adventure” type of story with an unresolved ending that encourages viewers to vote on what show characters should do next. 

Kids love to pretend, tell stories, and get physical. This exciting series combines all these elements in a visually sumptuous way, encouraging young viewers to actively participate. Designed in consultation with educational advisors, Roll Play allows for various levels of preschool agility and comprehension by offering a television format that emphasizes imaginative exercises.

A lively, animated, preschool series that explores the wonderful world of animals as seen through the eyes of a cheerful little Aboriginal princess named Bizou. Through storytelling, sing-alongs, book readings, live-action animal footage, colourful illustrations and animation, children learn to appreciate the connection between each other and the wonderful world of animals that surround them.

Popular children’s host Daniel Cook returns as he playfully dares the audience to join him in movement and exercise.  Each episode involves three fun physical movements, with a finale in which all three dares are combined into a fitness medley.  The goal of the program is to help develop new abilities and discourage passive television viewing.

A reality series following the adventures of seven charismatic kids aged three to six. Each episode takes us into the unscripted and enchanting world of preschoolers.  From snacks to naps, dress-up to show and tell, this series highlights the unpredictable nature of children in a daycare setting. Series is broken into two seasons that follow two different sets of children.