PixEye
Joined Sep 2001
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This animation TV series is simply the best way for children to learn how the human body works. Yes, this is biology but they will never tell it is.
I truly think this is the best part of this stream of "educational cartoons". I do remember you can find little books and a plastic body in several parts: skin, skeleton, and of course: organs.
In the same stream, you'll find: "Il était une fois l'homme" which relate the human History from the big bang to the 20th century. There is: "Il était une fois l'espace" as well (about the space and its exploration) but that one is more a fiction than a description of the reality since it takes place in the future.
I truly think this is the best part of this stream of "educational cartoons". I do remember you can find little books and a plastic body in several parts: skin, skeleton, and of course: organs.
In the same stream, you'll find: "Il était une fois l'homme" which relate the human History from the big bang to the 20th century. There is: "Il était une fois l'espace" as well (about the space and its exploration) but that one is more a fiction than a description of the reality since it takes place in the future.
Hey, this is a good deal! Children can watch this "cartoons" while learning human History. Well, that's what I did.
Characters are quite funny and the scenario is respectful of the real History (from the first cells in oceans to the 20th century).
In the same collection, you'll find: "Il était une fois la vie" (1986) with the same characters but in the human body... and yes, this is to learn biology... and this is a must!
Characters are quite funny and the scenario is respectful of the real History (from the first cells in oceans to the 20th century).
In the same collection, you'll find: "Il était une fois la vie" (1986) with the same characters but in the human body... and yes, this is to learn biology... and this is a must!