Parents' Guide to Earth to Luna

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Emily Ashby By Emily Ashby , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 4+

Exuberant kid shares scientific curiosity with others.

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What's the Story?

EARTH TO LUNA is a preschool series centered on 6-year-old Luna, who's super excited about anything and everything having to do with science. From the most distant planet to the brilliant colors around her, Luna makes it her goal to learn all she can about how things work in the natural world, turning it into her very own laboratory where she runs experiments to discover the answers to her many questions. And she's not alone in her explorations; her younger brother, Jupiter, and their pet ferret, Clive, hop aboard on the far-flung adventures of Luna's making.

Is It Any Good?

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Preschoolers will love bubbly, twirly Luna and her fun adventures that are often set to song. Tagging along with her takes them to the furthest corners of the solar system and below the depths of Earth's surface, plus all kinds of places in between. Really, what's not to like about that? Even if the show's curriculum is an afterthought to them, kids will still get good vibes from the characters' quest for knowledge and the positive interpersonal relationships at play throughout each story.

But Earth to Luna's STEM-based content is what will really stand out to parents, who may even learn a thing or two themselves if they watch with their preschoolers. Complex concepts are condensed to the very basics and presented in creative ways that even this young age group can understand, and the stories' simple experiments can be replicated for more hands-on learning at home.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about making discoveries. Kids: Do you like to learn new things? How does doing so inspire even more questions and curiosity? What are your favorite things to learn about? What did you learn from Earth to Luna?

  • What questions do your kids have about the things they see and hear around them? What resources can you use to find answers? Are there experts you can ask or experiments you can run related to the subject?

  • Are any of the characters in the show good role models? If so, what makes them so? Whom do your kids consider examples of good behavior?

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