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The Jim Henson Company’s Word Party introduces audiences to new words that help them describe their world, navigate their day and express their ideas and feelings.

Magic Light Pictures has among its highlights Pip and Posy, a series that premiered in the U.K. last year and is now rolling out internationally.

Leading Sesame Workshop’s highlights, Sesame Street Mecha Builders reimagines Elmo, Cookie Monster and Abby Cadabby as robot superheroes-in-training with STEM superpowers.

The Mattel Television highlight Deepa & Anoop centers on 7-year-old Deepa and her best friend, Anoop, a color-changing elephant.

Sesame Workshop has released new educational resources for displaced refugee children through its Welcome Sesame initiative in Dari, Pashto, Ukrainian, Spanish and English.

Jetpack Distribution has acquired the rights to the 2D animated botanical comedy children’s series Flora, which is produced by Brazil’s Birdo Studios.

Bruce W. Smith told TV Kids Summer Festival viewers about reviving the hit series The Proud Family for Disney+ and discussed his wide-ranging overall deal with the company.

Pam Westman, president of Nelvana, spoke about the company’s approach to developing and sourcing content and mining its extensive library of IP as day two of the TV Kids Summer Festival came to a close.

Halle Stanford, the president of television at The Jim Henson Company, discussed the development and production ethos of the company at the TV Kids Summer Festival today.

Patricia Hidalgo, the director of children’s & education at the BBC, outlined the pubcaster’s approach to serving British kids across its portfolio as day two of the TV Kids Summer Festival continued today.