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By Diondra K. Brown
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Pocoyo and friends educate through joyful songs and dancing.
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Pocoyo: Nursery Rhymes
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What's the Story?
POCOYO: NURSERY RHYMES is a collection of themed episodes that narrates Pocoyo's adventures with friends through notable children's songs. Driven by curiosity and teamwork the group learns about subjects such as letters, numbers, and animals. The adventures are imaginative, colorful, and surprising. Learning never stops with this group of fun-loving friends!
Is It Any Good?
This fun, upbeat show educates through songs and dancing. Viewers learn social emotional lessons, by observing the character's facial expressions and body language, along with the educational focus of each song. The show's brightly colored animation style helps to focus attention on what is most important in each scene. The themed nature of songs in each episode makes for a simple and easy to understand story. A great watch for preschoolers!
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about how in Pocoyo: Nursery Rhymes Pocoyo and his friends learn through playing, singing, and dancing. What is your favorite game, song, and/or dance?
How are these episodes different from the original the Pocoyo show? What do you like most about these episodes? What do you miss from the original show?
Who is your favorite character from the show: Pocoyo, Pato, Elly, Loula, Nina, or Fred? Why? What makes them a good friend?
TV Details
- Premiere date : April 29, 2022
- Cast : Amy Jo , Rachelle Bentley , Jonathan Spencer
- Networks : Max , Apple TV , Hulu
- Genre : Kids Musical TV
- Topics : Adventures , Friendship , Holidays , Arts ( Music and Sing-Along ) , Numbers and Letters , STEM
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- Last updated : September 29, 2025
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