We are always on the lookout for lifelong creative learning when it comes to our kids and smart devices. Always fun to find are new animated shows that really take animation to the next level. Available for Amazon Prime members is an Amazon Original Series Tumble Leaf. This fun series is really neat in how its created. To check out the whole series you do have to be an Amazon Prime subscriber.
I am hesitant on letting my kids control their devices, but when I can find things I enjoy them watching them its ok. While I don’t mind letting my kids watch a fun video or movie, or play new games and learn, there is a lot of meaningless content on the internet.
So to me, content my kids take in needs to be of quality, something with substance. To many videos online of people playing with toys, or kids being spoiled, none of it is good for young learners. I prefer to pick high quality filming and videos that educate. Lucky for me there is a lot of awesome programming available and being created. There is so much to learn by watching others creations.
Whats great about being online is the access to so much programming. Amazon is a great example of access to great shows and movies, but also creates their own programming.
One fun show they have is Tumble Leaf available on Amazon. This is a fun stop motion series about a coupe of animal characters who are constantly exploring their natural surroundings while also learning science. We are very big in all of those; nature, science, and exploring!
Tumble Leaf is about a delightfully curious blue fox named Fig and a best pal of his named Stick, and caterpillar.
What I found to be fun about Tumble Leaf is their unique stop motion design. Not only is it fluid, it looks amazing, because it is not just computer animation but real life figures. I love art of all kinds, and I know my kinds have that gene in them. While CGI is cool and neat, I think its so much more immersing to have some real life to see, to imagine being a part of. For me, as a kid I grew up in a metro city of Oregon, but was lucky to have a forest behind my house. I also grew up in the foothills of Mt.Hood as a child and loved being outside and learning, so Tumble Leaf is great for me.
Living in Southern California, its been a natural shock and wears the more we live here. Our kids love nature and miss Oregon, so we love to get into real nature as often as possible, regardless of the environment and terrain. Tumble Leaf was fun bring us back to the outdoors we love!
Check out new episodes from Season Two to premiere on Prime Video Friday, May 6. Check out new episode of this multi-Emmy award-winning Amazon Original Series. Awards include four Daytime Emmys and the Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Pre-School Children’s Animated Program. Also the Jury Award for a TV series at the 2014 Annecy International Animated Film Festival, the 2015 and 2016 Annie Award for Best General Audience Animated TV/Broadcast Production for Preschool Children, and a 2015 and 2016 Parents’ Choice Gold Award.
Created by Drew Hodges (Community) and executive produced by Hodges and Kelli Bixler (The Roadents) of the award-winning studio Bix Pix Entertainment, Tumble Leaf features voice work from Christopher Downs as Fig, Brooke Wolloff as Maple, Zac McDowell as Hedge, Addie Zintel as Pine, and Alex Trugman as Ginkgo.
Here is a fun printable coloring sheet for some fun. Click image below to enlarge to print.
This is a partnered post to share Tumble Leaf, a fun and awesome created animated series available on Amazon.com.
This looks adorable for little ones. I need to make sure I turn that on for my niece!
Tumble Leaf sounds like a really educational AND fun show to watch. I’ll have to pass this info along for my little niece and nephew. I bet they will enjoy this!
Stop animation is a great way to tell stories and it is something kids can imitate at home with their toys.
What a cute show. I’ve never heard of it before but I know my youngest son would love it.
This is SO cute! I am always looking for shows other parents truly endorse! Going to have Addie check it out in the AM!
What cute shows! I have always been a fan of stop-motion – there’s so much work that goes behind it and it’s always so impressive to watch.
Kelly
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That looks like such a cute show. I bet my girls are going to love this too. I’ll make sure to check it out.
It is fascinating to see all the work that goes into stop motion. I will have to check out this show.
I have not seen this one, but it looks like a show my kiddos would love! Thanks for the suggestion!
This sounds like a great series to check out. My kids are going to love it.a
Tumble Leaf sounds like a great show for the kids. I know I’m always drawn to stop motion.
That sounds like such a cute show. My young nieces will love this.