This World Animal Month, the beloved PBS Kids series "Wild Kratts" is back with Season 4, airing weekdays at 4pm from 2 October on DStv Channel 313. Known for its thrilling blend of science education and adventure, "Wild Kratts" aims to instill empathy for animals in young viewers.
"Wild Kratts" is not your typical wildlife show. With over a decade of live-action animal footage, the Kratt brothers bring the natural world to life, making science and natural history accessible to kids.
Key Empathy Concepts from "Wild Kratts":
Everything has needs: The series teaches that all living creatures share fundamental needs like food, shelter, and care.
Unique needs: Viewers learn that individual needs can differ among living things.
Taking action: "Wild Kratts" encourages children to act on empathy, building confidence and responsibility.
Celebrating World Animal Month with "Wild Kratts":
As World Animal Month unfolds, "Wild Kratts" offers a unique opportunity for families to connect with animals. The Kratt brothers exemplify respect and care for creatures, fostering empathy and connection.
Parents can encourage their children to care for animals at home, in the community, or in nature, leading to higher empathy scores. Even preschoolers can take meaningful responsibilities in pet care. For families without pets, there are countless ways to support animals in the wild, such as cleaning up local parks, installing bird feeders, or cultivating pollinator-friendly gardens.
Wild Kratts" encourages children to become "creature adventurers, " observing animal life without harming creatures or their habitats. As "Wild Kratts" returns with new episodes this October, families can embark on thrilling adventures and cultivate empathy for all living creatures, joining in the worldwide celebration of World Animal Month.
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