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My Body Is For | Read with Akili and Me | Educational Cartoons for Preschoolers
"My Body is For" is an educational read aloud storybook from Akili and Me. Help your child learn body parts with this fun storybook with positive Black characters. Subscribe to this channel to get free fun learning videos every week from Akili and Me! Edutainment made in Africa, for Africa. Akili and Me is a new edutainment series from Ubongo Media, creators of Ubongo Kids. Kids 3-6 year olds will love joining Akili on her magical adventures in Lala Land, where they’ll learn numbers, letters, drawing and English. Find the fun in learning through “Akili and Me” on TBC1, 9am Saturday and Sunday mornings! /akiliandme Created by Ubongo, the Tanzanian social enterprise that entertains kids to learn and love learning! Made possible by the Human Development Innovation Fund, funded by UKAid.
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"My Body is For" is an educational read aloud storybook from Akili and Me. Help your child learn body parts with this fun storybook with positive Black characters. Subscribe to this channel to get free fun learning videos every week from Akili and Me! Edutainment made in Africa, for Africa. Akili and Me is a new edutainment series from Ubongo Media, creators of Ubongo Kids. Kids 3-6 year olds will love joining Akili on her magical adventures in Lala Land, where they’ll learn numbers, letters, drawing and English. Find the fun in learning through “Akili and Me” on TBC1, 9am Saturday and Sunday mornings! /akiliandme Created by Ubongo, the Tanzanian social enterprise that entertains kids to learn and love learning! Made possible by the Human Development Innovation Fund, funded by UKAid.