Who better to bring fun learning to Netflix than Ms. Rachel, the popular YouTube educator known for her toddler learning videos? Starting January 27, your little ones can stream a selection of her interactive lessons, with more episodes to follow later in the year.
True to Ms. Rachel's style, the educator announced the news on Instagram by digging in a sandbox to reveal the letter of the day, an unmistakable red "N," as in the Netflix logo.
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Ms. Rachel's Educational Videos Now Streaming on Netflix
Netflix will offer a season featuring compilations of Ms. Rachel's most popular lessons. These episodes are tailored to various stages of child development and cover topics including letters, numbers, colors, and shapes. Each episode will be available in English with subtitles in 33 languages, broadening accessibility for families worldwide.
The initial lineup includes episodes such as "Learn to Talk," which features the popular "What's in the Box?" activity to encourage speech and toddler learning. "Baby Learning" explores first words, milestones, nursery rhymes, and songs designed for young learners.
"Learn to Read" introduces phonics, the ABCs, and other preschool essentials, while "Hop Little Bunnies" offers engaging songs and nursery rhymes to encourage movement and fun.
About Ms. Rachel
Rachel Accurso, better known as Ms. Rachel, launched her YouTube channel in 2019, and it has since gained over 13 million subscribers and nearly 10 billion views, highlighting her influence on children's media.
Beyond streaming, she has collaborated with educational toy companies to create products that inspire creativity in young learners, supporting her mission to provide valuable resources for families.
Accurso, who co-writes songs with her husband, Broadway director Aron Accurso, is admired for her warm personality, signature style (that iconic pink tee and headband!), and expertise in music education and early childhood development.
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