The “Come on, Diego, come on!” The television series is touted as highly educational for the preschool age group of two to four year olds. Diego is Dora the Explorer’s cousin, and after appearing on the Dora show several times, a new series was made revolving around Diego. Although many think that Dora attracts girls and the “Come on, Diego, come on!” show attracts mainly preschool-age male viewers, this is actually not the case. Diego is equally popular with all preschool children, regardless of whether they are male or female.

In short, the series revolves around Diego, an eight-year-old boy who, accompanied by his friend ‘Baby Jaguar’, rescues all kinds of animals that are in trouble. The show uses this approach to help younger children learn all about nature and the animal kingdom, with each episode featuring a specific animal. While the Dora Explorer show primarily revolves around teaching Spanish to preschoolers, “Go, Diego, Go!” specializes more in teaching about the animal kingdom with a bit of Spanish too, something most kids love.

Parents and educators alike agree that this program has been very helpful in teaching children facts about animals. During the course of each episode, a number of facts about animals are explained to the children, and about half of these facts are reviewed throughout the episode. By the end of the program, most children, even as young as two, have retained some of the facts shared with them over the course of the program. It is also highly interactive, and children are encouraged to participate throughout the program.

It not only teaches children about animals, but also encourages good morals and attitudes between Diego and his friends. During the course of the series we meet Dora, Diego’s sister Alicia and her grandfather.

To complement the series, there is now also a selection of DVDs for sale, with compiled episodes and sometimes adding an educational game on the DVD. Several popular children’s computer games have also been released.

If you’re worried about your preschooler watching educational and moral-building television shows, you can’t go wrong with ‘Come on, Diego, come on!’ With its animal-themed facts and learning, and its upbeat, fun songs and music, this show will most likely have any preschooler glued to the screen for the entire episode, and then begging for more once they’re done. finished.