Des dessins animés à recommander pour vos enfants

In this kind of cartoons, the characters try to teach the kids watching them some tricks and new words; sometimes in English, other times in Arabic. The cartoons interact with the kids through the screen. For example they ask them some easy questions and give them few seconds to answer, and then they give the right answer.
I believe that these kind of cartoons would be very helpful for your kids to improve their Arabic language and to learn the English language at a young age. In fact, watching these cartoons which I'm going to mention later on, represents a big help for my 5 years old nephew. Now, thanks to (Dora l'exploratrice) he always says some of his sentences in plain Arabic. Not only that, but now he says phrases like: hello, thank you, you're welcome, help.. And he surely knows what they mean. Some other cartoons intensify the sense of calculation like in (Team Umizoomi). In every episode, the characters call the kid watching them «umi friend" and give him a "mighty math powers" so he will count with them when they ask him. They also teach him the names of different shapes (triangle, rectangle, circle,..) and colours (yellow, red, green,..) in English.
There are other cartoons like: Guess with Jess (talking animals in a farm with easy riddles to discover) and Go on the Bo (a little girl with her little green friend)..
Some of these cartoons are in English. Others are in Arabic with some English in them.
You can let your children watch them on MBC3 or on http://www.nickelodeonjunior.fr , or you can look for them on the internet, or even better you can buy the CDs and watch them whenever they want. There are three different versions: the Arabic, the English and the French. And you can find some of the cartoons like Dora l'exploratrice in an actual book which is usually available in big libraries in Tunis.
Believe me, it will be a great experience for them Insha'Allah. It was and still is for my nephew!

Very Happy

N. Mrabet