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Miffy is a smart, little bunny who sees the world through the eyes of a four-year-old. Based on the award-winning book series by renowned Dutch artist, Dick Bruna, Miffy and Friends is a brand new, stop-motion animated series about the small everyday explorations and discoveries of a preschooler. The simplicity of Miffy leaves space for children's imaginations to roam.

Illustrations Dick Bruna © Mercis bv, 1953-2003.

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Miffy and Friends delivers connected learning by weaving animated tales together with interactive games in which Miffy helps preschoolers appreciate mathematical relationships in our everyday world.

The learning goals are to help preschoolers develop number sense by providing experiences with a range of mathematical concepts.

• MIFFY AND YOU encourages children's development of the language of mathematics by demonstrating mathematical concepts using words such as:

  • more than
  • less than
  • same [number as]

  This objective is embodied in the "Same Game" and "Who Has More?" segments on air, and the "Same Game" and "Who Has More?" games online.

• MIFFY AND YOU demonstrates graphically for children that a total number of counted objects is not changed by the rearrangement of those objects.

  This objective is embodied in the "Same Game" and "Who Has More?" segments on air, and the "Same Game" and "Who Has More?" games online.

• MIFFY AND YOU helps children develop concepts of number and quantity with a range of counting and comparing activities, including:

  • counting to 10
  • engaging in real-life counting situations
  • identifying and comparing sets

  These objectives are embodied in the "Dream a Miffy Dream," "Hungry Bird," and "Who Has More?" segments on air, and the "Same Game," "Recipe Game," and "Who Has More?" games online.

• MIFFY AND YOU provides opportunities to practice number operations through activities such as:

  • counting objects using one-to-one correspondence
  • performing addition and subtraction with concrete objects

  These objectives are embodied in the "Dream a Miffy Dream," "Hungry Bird," "Same Game," and "Who Has More?" segments on air, and the "Same Game," "Recipe Game," and "Who Has More?" games online.