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Parents' Guide to

Grace’s Amazing Machines

By Melissa Camacho, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 5+

Second installment of fun show still busts stereotypes.

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age 6+

Based on 1 parent review

age 6+

It is one of the best TV shows for kids i've ever seen

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Is It Any Good?

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This entertaining British series offers preschoolers some quick lessons about a range of different machines and how they work. Like the first installment of the series, having a female presenter challenges the gender stereotypes associated with machines, engineering, and technology. Grace Webb's enthusiasm and teaching abilities are evident when she's talking to her viewers, making Grace's Amazing Machines feel slightly more educational than the first version of the franchise. No doubt that children who like watching and learning about motor vehicles of all kinds will find it worth watching.

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