#SINHALA MOVIES FOR CHILDREN SERIES#

#SINHALA MOVIES FOR CHILDREN SERIES#

This series originates from the novel вЂњLauras SternвЂќ (1996) by Klaus Baumgart and since then has evolved film and television series that is regularly shown on KIKA. Laura's first encounter with the star, Photo DPA Its soothing music and gentle animations are great for children before hitting the hay. This show was a regular for me as a child. He then shows them a short clip (such as of the puppets вЂњPittiplatschвЂќ and вЂњSchnatterinchenвЂќ) and in the end gently blows вЂњSchlafsandвЂќ (sleeping sand) in their eyes to make them fall asleep. He is a small man with red clothing and a white beard who always visits someone (for example the animals living in the woods). вЂњDer SandmannвЂќ was originally a puppet film, but the modern episodes are animated. This is a classic German вЂњbefore bedtimeвЂќ show for young children, which you can watch every evening on KIKA from 6:50-7 pm. It is not only informative but also humorous, with great animations, music and ideas. In my opinion, this is the best series for families to watch together. This leaves a lot to the imagination and encourages creative thinking. If the story features a process, it usually begins with the first steps of the production and ends with the final result, only revealing at the end what the finished product actually is. The topics presented by вЂњDie Sendung mit der MausвЂќ are always very widespread, ranging from the history of the potato to the fall of the Berlin Wall. The focus of the series is on вЂњLach- und SachgeschichtenвЂќ (Funny and factual stories). This is one of the most successful German children series of all time due to being an informative and fun show for children and adults of all ages.Д®very Sunday from 11:30-12 a.m you can watch it on German TV channel KIKA, which is perfect for a lazy Sunday. The mouse and the elephant in one of the short clips.

Sinhala movies for children