Watch let’s go Luna

Social Studies

• The child learns about different cultures and countries through Luna’s travels, introducing them to diverse traditions and customs.
• They learn about landmarks and significant locations around the world, fostering an early understanding of geography and global awareness.
• The show promotes empathy and understanding of different perspectives and ways of life by showcasing characters from various backgrounds and experiences.
• Through the travels and adventures of Luna and her friends, the child gains a basic understanding of the concept of exploration and discovery.

After watching "Let’s Go Luna," you can encourage continued development by engaging in activities that explore different cultures and traditions. For example, you could cook a simple dish from one of the countries Luna visits in the show, or create a craft inspired by the landmarks featured. You could also encourage the child to learn a few words in a different language or explore books and stories from various cultures.

Book Recommendations

• Luna and the Moon Rabbit by Camille Whitcher: Luna travels to Japan and learns about the Moon Rabbit in this enchanting story.
• Madeline by Ludwig Bemelmans: This classic story follows the adventures of a young girl living in a boarding school in Paris, providing a glimpse into French culture and landmarks.
• This Is How We Do It: One Day in the Lives of Seven Kids from around the World by Matt Lamothe: This book offers a fascinating look at the daily lives of children from different countries, showcasing their diverse cultures and traditions.