Cool Chinese Science Shows for Kids Learning Mandarin

Best Chinese science shows for kids learning Mandarin

My bilingual kids are constantly asking “Why” or “为什么 / 為什麼 (Wèishéme)?” Thankfully, Chinese science shows can help kids learn about the world! Below, I’ve compiled our favorite Mandarin science shows for kids from preschool to high school.

These family-friendly shows entertain while educating about the depths of the ocean to the mysteries of the universe. I’ve enjoyed watching these Chinese science shows with my kids, and I hope you will have fun learning, too!

Live-Action Chinese Science Shows for Kids

These realistic shows feature people, animals, and nature.

National Geographic Animal Documentaries

National Geographic Kids Science Shows in Mandarin Chinese

National Geographic is famous for its fascinating animal documentaries. Thanks to the Disney Plus app, you can easily watch various animal science videos dubbed in Mandarin Chinese! These science shows are great for elementary, middle, and high school kids.

Mama Laoshi 媽媽老師

Mama Laoshi Chinese YouTube channel for kids

Mama Laoshi 媽媽老師 is a YouTube channel created by a Taiwanese American mom. Her channel teaches science topics like volcanoes, the solar system, and the human body in a fun and engaging way for young preschoolers and elementary school kids.

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小行星樂樂 Lele TV

小行星樂樂 Lele TV

小行星樂樂 is a Taiwanese channel featuring an adorable cartoon mouse who visits real people and places to learn about science and other educational topics. If you’re learning Mandarin, you’ll be happy to know each show has subtitles in traditional Chinese with a few keywords in Zhuyin.

Brainchild Science Show

Brainchild Netflix Show for Kids

(TV-G • Age 7+)

Brainchild is a clever live-action science show dubbed in Mandarin Chinese. The show explores topics like dreams, emotions, gravity, and marine biology with exciting experiments.

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Emily’s Wonder Lab

Emily's Wonder Lab Netflix Show for Kids dubbed in Mandarin Chinese

(TV-G • Age 5+)

Emily Callindrelli inspires kids to love science with incredible experiments on her Mandarin-dubbed show! Emily and the children in her show make cool things like fluorescent paint and lava lamps.

WOW 小主播看天下 Kids News Show

WOW 小主播看天下

This Chinese news show was created for children to understand and discuss global events. Each 30-minute episode features 2 to 3 stories about events in Taiwan or around the world. Topics include animals, robots, and environmental science.

Educational Chinese Science Cartoon Shows

These Chinese videos feature cute cartoons and witty storytelling.

Magic School Bus

Magic School Bus Mandarin Chinese science show for kids

(TV-Y • Age 5+)

Teacher Ms. Frizzle takes her students on mind-blowing adventures in this timeless educational Chinese science show.

READ: Review of Chinese Magic School Bus Books

Octonauts

Octonauts 海底小纵队 Chinese science cartoon for kids

(TV-Y • Age 4+)

You might be surprised that this adorable cartoon teaches children about marine science, teamwork, and friendship. Octonauts is one of my children’s favorite shows!

Ada Twist Scientist

Ada Twist Scientist Mandarin Chinese Science Show for Kids

(TV-Y • Age 3+)

This fun Chinese science show is based on the best-selling Ada Twist Scientist book series. It celebrates diversity, curiosity, and kindness in STEM.

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Ask the Story Bots

Storybots 故事机器人 in Mandarin Chinese

(TV-Y • Age 3+)

In this cute educational show, silly robots talk and sing about science topics in Mandarin Chinese. They also explore questions that kids often ask.

What’s your favorite Chinese science show for kids?

What do you think is the best science show for Mandarin-speaking kids? We’d love to learn from your experience! Please share your thoughts in the comments below.

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