Posts by Akili TV
The Challenges of Being a Rastafarian Mouse
I try really hard to be kind, thoughtful and friendly, and share those values with all the other kids who watch my TV show. But many times, there are people who see that I’m a Rasta, and think because of my accent or the color of my hat, that I am a bad mouse.
Read MoreFun ways to keep the kids busy
A few days ago, I got to a point where I had absolutely no idea how I was going to keep the kids busy. So I had to get creative and fast… here are a few activities I wanted to share with you that have served me well so far.
Read MoreHow to Get Free-to-Air TV for FREE!
If you have a digital or smart tv, or a generic digital TV decoder, you are in luck. Here are the four easy steps to receiving a free-to-air TV broadcast from over 70 channels without paying your subscription box fee…
Read MoreGratitude and Mum’s Day
As a Mum of three, I look forward to this annual celebration, being recognized by my sons and daughter for my contributions and sacrifices for the year. I love every moment of it, but truth be told, when I think about my own Mum I always get introspective
Read MoreKey Skills Learned From TV
That Is A COW, But The Sound It Makes Is MOOO… Just like we need to teach children how to pronounce the letter’s name, we need to teach the children how to pronounce the letter’s sound (or the sound the letter makes). ~ Lissett Babaian, Learning Specialist for Akili and Me and Ubongo Kids TV…
Read MoreThe Impact of Television on Children
“The more a child has seen and heard, the more he wants to see and hear.” – Swiss Psychologist, Jean Piaget It’s quite interesting to note that most of our television memories from when we were young seem to be centered around commercial advertisements. And especially, those that had great jingles. Do you remember any…
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