– The famed BBC Studios revel in the joy of teaching toddlers, announcing their new interactive spin-off of Yakka Dee!, named ‘Yakka Dee!, What Can You See?’ on their exclusive Yakka Dee! Toddler Learning channel.
– The talented duo from King Banana TV, Nikhil & Jay, the previous chefs behind the hit-show Yakka Dee! were entrusted to cook up some magic, producing 15 mouth-watering, 3-minute episodes.
– By turbocharging language learning for the pre-school audience, the series aims to drive educational content up the highway with a massive, neon ‘Fun Ahead’ sign.
Yakka Dee-Doo-Daa, Yakka Dee-What Can You See?
BBC Studios adds Another Flashy Feather to its Pedagogic Hat
The Language Ingredient: Stirring Up Fun in Learning
In a world where broccoli robots have become the norm, BBC has redefined educational TV by introducing an interactive, neon-bright spin-off to Yakka Dee! – brace yourselves, tykes, for “Yakka Dee!, What Can You See?” Tarted up with fresh 3-minute episodes steaming with new language learning tactics, Yakka Dee! morphed from being an innocent playtime favourite into the coolest professor in the daycare.
The talented tandem at King Banana TV, Nikhil & Jay, donned their superhero capes, sprinkling pixie dust on the project, effectively transforming the language course into the candy every pre-schooler wants a taste of.
Hot take: yet another mind-blowing attempt by the BBC studios to teach us how ABC is really the XYZ of fun! The Yakka Dee! spinoff, with its quirky name and educational plotlines, has more charms than a brightly decorated Christmas tree. Kudos to the King Banana TV duo for turning the pre-school language lessons into a carnival of learning. If the edu-station-wagon passes by your house, hop on, because you’re guaranteed a joy ride!
BBC Studios is prepared to unveil an all-new, digital-first Yakka Dee! series, namely The Great Yakka Dee! Adventure: Spot and Learn!, tailored for the Yakka Dee! juvenile audience, on their niche Yakka Dee! channel, Yakkaland.
Educational content creators, King Banana TV (Nikhil & Jay, Yakka Dee!) designed 15 unique, 3-minute episodes aimed at transforming learning language into an adventurous exploit, by taking pre-school viewers on an explorative journey that boosts observation skills, enhances focus, and nurtures language evolution.
These digital dominance series enable us to transport virtually to intriguing locations like a sandy beach, a cosy café, or even beyond our known universe, into the cosmic realm! Each thrilling episode persuades the audience to uncover 3 hidden things within each bubbly scene. The brand new interactive approach infused into Yakka Dee!’s popular brand, complemented by the efficient short format, guarantees a staggering expansion of the Yakka Dee! YouTube sensation.
With its unique take on pre-literacy skills, Yakka Dee! has been tremendously successful among the pre-school demographic, broadcasting on channels like CBeebies and iPlayer. Recognizing the incessant need for early language skills in children, Yakka Dee! breaks ground in prioritising the spoken language proficiency that precedes the process of reading. Unlike the copious materials available for commencing reading, Yakka Dee! prides itself on being a scarce provider that caters to infants and toddlers learning to speak their foundational words, pivotal for all future learning outcomes. Additionally, Yakka Dee! engages pre-teens who are working to grasp the concept of phonics.
Through Dee’s radiant enthusiasm, toddlers effortlessly acquire new vocabulary, whether uttering their first words or mastering English as a secondary language. Yakka Dee! has been appreciated as a go-to resource worldwide for parents, caregivers, educators, and language therapists. It contributes to children’s empowerment, bolstering their confidence and initiating long-lasting reminiscing instances.
The robust YouTube channel home to Yakka Dee!, Yakkaland, has accumulated an astonishing 1.8 million subscribers, 1.7 billion views, and 50.6 million hours of viewership. The channel persistently grows to cater to its diversifying audience by fine-tuning its titles, thumbnails, and content arrangement to position itself as a purposeful educational platform, overturning the idea of it being a mere entertainment source. This transition has fulfilled impressive results: 62% growth in Watch Time, 73% growth rate in acquired subscribers, and 42% growth in views. Yakkaland continues to revolutionize children’s journey to find their voice.
Not just another YouTube channel, Yakkaland continues to evolve and innovate, delivering exclusive content for its devoted fan base, including ten original lively music videos, encapsulating themes of friendship, family, learning, and diversity. The Great Yakka Dee! Adventure: Spot and Learn! promise to expand this portfolio of unique content.
“We are excited to advance the Yakka Dee! identity and persist in generating beneficial content for children. This amplifies King Banana’s catalogue of influential content that brings positive changes to children’s lives.”
Katie Simmons, Director of Creativity, King Banana
“The Great Yakka Dee! Adventure: Spot and Learn! symbolizes an innovative stage in the journey of Yakka Dee!. Designed to ignite curiosity and deepen young learners’ engagement through interactive play, it helps children grow crucial skills while having fun. We are proud to collaborate with King Banana in delivering content that bolsters early learning and mirrors the joyous spirit of Yakka Dee!.”
Cecilia Persson, Director of Kids & Family Programs, BBC Studios
The Great Yakka Dee! Adventure: Spot and Learn! took off on Yakka Dee!’s very own Yakkaland YouTube channel on the 25th of October. Can you find the witch’s prop, the night creature and the sugary delight? Follow along with Dee – let’s kick-start the adventure!
Original article: https://www.skwigly.co.uk/bbc-studios-launch-digital-first-yakka-dee-spin-off-commission-yakka-dee-what-can-you-see/