Category: Content for Kids

Zion Cohen (12) is pulled from his life in a poor Israeli town and placed with a well-off foster family in Haifa. From popular street-smart kid to total outsider, Zion must navigate a world of piano lessons, polite dinners, and one strict rule: nightly journaling. At first resistant, he slowly finds in the journal a surprising way to understand himself—and his place between two very different worlds. As friendships shift and a new soccer team forms, Zion begins to ask: where does he truly belong

Shkhunat Haim returns with a fresh take on neighborhood life, where gossip, groceries, and love are shared in equal measure. In a courtyard full of quirky locals—like Hezi the shopkeeper, Ilana the hairdresser, and Avraham the smiling cop—community isn’t just a word, it’s a way of life.

What’s Your Problem? is a sharp, heartfelt dramedy about three clever girls who run a Problem-Solving Agency at school. Each episode tackles a teen dilemma with humor and honesty, while the girls quietly navigate their own messy lives.

With 40M+ TikTok views, it’s a breakout hit that’s as real as it is addictive. With over 40 million views on TikTok and huge engagement across platforms, the series has become a cultural phenomenon. Real, emotional, and deeply entertaining, it resonates with teens and young adults alike.

Three orphaned brothers receive an inheritance from a rich uncle they did not know. They get a castle, a factory and a cat named Cramel. The brothers move from a small house to a magnificent castle, full of everything they could only dream of. But very soon, they discover that great danger lies in the castle. The evil housekeeper covets everything their uncle passed on to them and is willing to do anything and everything to get it. Motifs from all classic fairytales we grew up on are embedded in the world of Cramel: a talking cat that can disappear, an evil housekeeper, a greedy orphanage manager, a mad wizard, stones that turn to gold and much more … all creating a magical weave of mystery, suspense, and lots of humor. Cramel is the most successful series in Israel’s Kan kids channel history. Breaking all viewing records, with over 15 million views, and season 4 already in production.

Four geeky fantasy buffs will have to become the heroes to save their town from unimaginable danger. The story begins one moonlit night when our heroes are pranked by their class bully and find themselves all alone in the forest surrounding the town. If that’s not enough, they accidentally open the lid of a mysterious well and sets free a supernatural being that was never supposed to get out. When in the following days weird and spooky things start to occur all over the town, the four friends begin to recognize the connection between that and the opening of the well and realize that only they can fix whatever it was they did. That eventful night in the forest is the beginning of a mysterious adventure far beyond anything they could have imagined.

The Well is as much a meaningful coming of age drama as it is a suspenseful, nail-biting yarn.  In order to solve the mystery, our heroes will have to mature and figure out who they really are, what they are capable of, and the fact that the adult world, which they will soon be part of, is much more complicated and ambiguous than they thought.

A factual format originally released on ABC Australia.

First and unique Version of the successful format featuring kids and teenagers.

As in the original version, each episode asks direct, sincere and sometimes controversial questions from the kids at home to a minority or distinct group of Israeli kids, including victims of bullying, deaf kids, kids with ADHD and more.

The show aims to create empathy, break down stereotypes and encourage tolerance and expectance amongst the viewers.

A peek into the magical world of talent, hard work and secrets of the profession. A host and a panel of kids host artists for a fascinating and experiential conversation in the form if a mini master class. In each show they host one artist or creator from various fields (theater, cinema, music, humor and literature) while the kids panel serves as an active audience that asks smart and surprising question. The guest answers their curious questions, reveals his professional secrets and takes them on a journey to the “behind the scenes” of his work.

A comic edutainment series following two special agents from “the national connections agency”, who in each episode, are trying to discover the connections between three seemingly unrelated topics (related to science, culture, history and technology). During their investigation, they and the viewers learn about those subjects and try to crack the hidden connections, which add up another layer of information and knowledge (not to mention fun). The series is aimed at broadening horizons, developing curiosity and original thinking

A comic children’s series documenting one of the most highly confidential places of employment in Israel – the department of special objects, an archive where all the great and important historical objects of the state are kept. A new historical  object arrives at the department in each episode,  which the department employees have to prepare for exhibition. The department staff is made up of an ensemble of characters, all with a wide giving heart, but all lacking in terms of clarity and logic.

A comic narrative stands at the center of each episode, and the series in effect presents a fun and original way to learn about many central aspects of Israeli history.

A comedy-drama series for children, addressing the complexity of being a 10-year-old through values like courage, acceptance and friendship. Four friends gather every day, after school, at their secret Treehouse, located in the woods behind their homes. The treehouse is where all their adventures begin- In this getaway, their own private world, they share secrets, desires and dreams, stick for each other, help one another coping with difficulties, laugh, fight and reconcile. The Treehouse Bunch” is also a musical series; each episode ends with a music video of a song written especially for the series, corresponding with the episode’s theme.