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“Alice’s Wonderland Bakery” has “such a creative element” to it, creator Chelsea Beyl says. Disney Junior will add “ Eureka!,” which features a girl of color in the lead who solves problems using scientific thinking, and “Alice’s Wonderland Bakery,” an animated program about a descendant of the original “Alice in Wonderland” who creates recipes using math and science. The show is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its premiere with a musical special that will air on the network later this year. In 2012, “Doc McStuffins” also premiered on Disney Junior and featured the first Black female lead who aspired to a STEM career like that of her mother’s. We did that for every episode, not just in the development process, and I think that’s part of what set us apart.” “STEM shows for kids are hard to develop but we wanted to do it because not a lot of people were doing it at the time and there are a lot of roadblocks in communicating STEM to little kids and keeping them interested,” Martin says.Īdds Borkin: “Our development process might be different than a lot of other shows because before we write a script, we make a picture book version of the show and show it to kids and we watch how they react. It was a tall order but after meticulously testing story ideas with parents and the intended preschooler audience, they found storytelling approaches that worked. Jeff Borkin and Ellen Martin, the creators of “Blaze & the Monster Machines,” which was originally released in 2014 on Nick Jr., wanted to make a show for their own kids that broke down scientific concepts in fun ways that preschoolers would be able to understand. This summer, Cartoonito on Cartoon Network and HBO Max will premiere “Bugs Bunny Builders,” an animated show based on the Looney Tunes characters that has a STEM/construction focus. Together, they use their STEM superpowers to solve problems. In May, Cartoon Network began airing “Sesame Street Mecha Builders,” which focuses on a reimagined cast of Elmo, Cookie Monster and Abby Cadabby, who play robot heroes-in- training.