Secret Millionaires Club

This animated show inspired by a web series of the same name does a good job of disguising the quality education it doles out within likable storylines and scenarios that are relatable to kids. They won't be thinking about the lessons they're getting in creating a business plan and being dependable when they root for the characters' success with their school fundraiser, for example, but if you ask them, they're likely to repeat at least a few of the messages about perseverance, resourcefulness, and philanthropy that are underscored throughout the story.

There's plenty of reason to feel good about your kids tuning in to Secret Millionaires Club, from the diversity that's reflected in the characters to the way the teens relate to each other and to their knowledgeable and non-judgmental mentor. All of the messages your kids glean from the content can be related to their everyday lives as well, especially with a little prompting from you. The show does incorporate some famous faces (or animated versions of them, at least) like Jay-Z, who take the opportunity to promote their own causes, but that's a small hiccup in an otherwise worthwhile kids' show.