Kids can avoid getting bored by visiting an old attic inhabited by Guess-Who. An easy-going guy, he loves to make discoveries, create surprises, compose songs, and make up riddles and puzzles. Kids will learn about the Golden Rule, witness miracles, get a chance to make banana ice-cream, and much more!

Auntie Re invites little viewers to make a breathtaking trip around a country named Music. While travelling, they will get acquainted with tireless Treble Clef, curious Major Key, Princess Flat, and other inhabitants of that fabulous country.

Having closed their eyes, tiny tots will immediately find themselves on a mysterious island called the Bible. They will definitely enjoy exciting Bible stories while touring to the Cave of Kings, taking a walk in the Garden of Beginnings, climbing up the Mountains of Proverbs, and making friends with Bible heroes!

Really is a world of imagination with all things possible. Designed for primary school age children, Really involves little viewers in playing, fantasizing, and handcrafting, and - most importantly - tells them Bible stories about the kings and prophets.

The workshop of a bootmaker named Uncle Aphanasy is a favorite place for kids to stop by. Uncle Aphanasy is not only a jack-of-all-trades, but also a brilliant story teller. Illustrated by unique graphics, Uncle Aphanasy's stories attract all kids regardless of their age.

Do you believe friends cannot grow in vegetable gardens? If so, make friends with Dim Beam and Natasha Light. They have a big secret! Discovering their secret keeps kids from getting bored! Each of these programs brings everyone 10 minutes of summer fun and happiness from a country called "Childhood."

Lucky Guys is the winter continuation of the series, Friends in a Vegetable Garden. With its skis and sleds, snowballs and snowmen, winter is a time of special joy for kids. This series thrills little viewers with breathtaking adventures and fun throughout!

As opposed to a slow-moving lifestyle resulting in side effects like incorrect posture, excess weight, short-sightedness, and inertia, physical exercises help us to stay robust, smart, and self-confident. Our It's More Fun Being Together programs present eight sets of exercises designed for middle school age children. It usually takes six days to master each of these entertaining sets.

What do our kids usually think about? What's their perception of this world? What do they crave? What do they fear most? Kids tell us all about themselves, adults, and life. Take a look at the world we live in through children's eyes.