Parents' Guide to

Show Me Show Me

By Melissa Camacho, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 2+

Charming preschool series celebrates everyday learning.

TV Comcast Kid Central , CBeebies Kids Musical TV 2009
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A Lot or a Little?

What you will—and won't—find in this TV show.

  • Show Me Show Me Series: Playing with Teddington.
  • Show Me Show Me Series: Singing about the crunch of dead leaves in winter.
  • Show Me Show Me Series: The hosts with their Miss Mouse, Stuffy, Tom, Teddington, and Mo Mo.

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age 2+

Based on 1 parent review

Spez
Spez Adult
January 2, 2021
age 2+

Annoying

This is just a terrible show Terrible acting Terrible repetitive catch phrases Terrible songs and games Cheap sets ( I’m pretty sure its just a presenters backyard) It literally makes my youngest son cry when it comes on
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What's the Story?

SHOW ME SHOW ME is a popular British series that celebrates the fun of every day. Chris Jarvis and the Teletubbies' Pui Fan Lee have a playroom on the top of a tower, where they sing songs, play games, tell stories, and explore new things related to the themes of the day. Joining the for the fun are five non-animated toys, including a felt yellow cube named Stuffy, a girl robot named Mo Mo, a rag doll named Tom, a teddy bear named Teddington, and Miss Mouse, who is knitted and wears a polka dot head band. Sometimes they even go outside and play together. Video clips of kids talking, playing, or singing along are shown as well. There's even a few animated shorts that feature characters like Penelope, a curious blue koala bear.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say: (1 ):
Kids say: Not yet rated

This lively and colorful show offers lots of entertainment by featuring an array of songs, games, and movements that small children can easily follow. The warm, energetic hosts encourage viewers to sing and move at home, while simultaneously reviewing simple concepts. Their incorporation of well-worn, stuffed toys in these activities also encourages tactile and imaginative play. Granted, some of the songs might get tiresome for adults to hear, but no doubt that Show Me Show Me will keep preschoolers actively entertained.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about the different ways that you can play with toys. Do you have a favorite toy? Do you include them when you do things like play games or read stories? What toys are there on Show Me Show Me?

  • What kinds of activities does your family like to do together for fun?

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