Molly of Denali

Teaches young ones about Nature, Native Culture, and how to enjoy the Outdoors

This is a super cute show that's enjoyable even for the adult watching along with their kids. Teaches early research skills, appreciation of nature, and the characters are great! We love it!

This show obviously wont appeal to any narrow minded racists, which makes me love it more!

I think it's cutest way to introduce children about Native American culture during today's crazy world. My daughter was very interested in it.

I happened across this while randomly flipping through channels and was pleasantly surprised. The young characters are curious and excited, as children of that age usually are. Like Dora the Explorer, Wild Kratts, and Nature Cat the characters learn something new in each episode. In this series the young girl teaches basic internet literacy, map reading, and general problem solving, all while learning and celebrating her Native culture. The teaching isn't blatant but is the kind that kids will pick up on and parents will be pleasantly surprised at the understanding of technology and cultural themes their children develop. I was also surprised that it brought me to tears in one episode that mentions the assimilation campaigns that many Native peoples endured, a hard subject for adults, let alone children. Despite the difficulty of the subject, the writers didn't shy away from it but handled it naturally. I was thrilled to find that finally there is a show about Native children that is respectful, interesting, and shows what people often forget, that Native peoples aren't gone, we've been here the whole time.