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3 years201520082007View All Great Educational Show for Kids The show is a great educational show for young kids. It shows events or machines in action and then conducts experiments at a level children can understand and explains the scientific basis of what they are doing. English Answer British TV Series Nina and the Neurons Official Logo GenreChildren, EducationPresented by Catherine Bryan (as Nina) Country of Origin Scotland, United Kingdom Original Language EnglishNo. Series 11 No. Episodes174 Production Length 15 Minutes Release Original CBeebies Network Original Release February 26, 2007(2007-02-26)-2015. October 2nd (2015-10-02) Nina and the Neurons is a British TV show airing on CBeebies Basic Channel to help them understand the childrens channel. Science. Nina is a neuroscientist1 who uses five neurons (animated characters representing the senses) in her brain to answer a scientific question. The series is produced by Lucille McLaughlin, who also directs Balamorys childrens shows Me Too! and bits and bobs. 2 The series was commissioned by CBeebies controller Michael Carrington citation needed Summary Most of the show takes place at the Glasgow Science Center with a small number taking place off-site. At the beginning of the performance, Nina conducts experiments in front of an invisible childrens audience. At one point in the show, Nina is contacted by children (usually two or three, but rarely four) who appear on the computer screen and ask a science-related question (e.g. What makes rainbows appear and disappear?). Nina then selects one (or more) of the five neurons in the brain based on which of the senses best answers the question. After Nina selects the neuron, the children (called experimenters) visit Nina through fun experiments and games. Nina then takes the children to learn more about the answer to the question, sometimes with the help of friends and family. Once they know the answer to the question, they return to the Glasgow Science Center for another experiment. The experimenters then leave. A song is sung at the end of each broadcast, which changes from episode to episode depending on the theme of the show. Then the neurons discuss what was done and their individual role. The performance ends with Nina and Neurons saying goodbye to the audience. Characters and Actors The main character of Nina is played by Scottish actress Catherine Brian. He is a scientist working in a laboratory. In the laboratory, Nina wears a white coat with colored cuffs and lapels, on the outside a bright yellow coat or a blue jacket. In the program, Nina drives either a light blue Volkswagen Type 2 (Transporter) minibus from the 1970s or the new MINI, both of which have the N3 years201520082007View all Great educational show for kids Great educational show for little kids. He shows events happening or machines working, and then runs experiments that scientifically explain how they work in a way kids can understand. in English? Reply British TV series Nina and the Neurons Official logo Genre Children, education Represents Katrina Brian (as Nina) Country of origin Scotland, United Kingdom Original language English no. episode 11 no. episode 174 Production Duration 15 minutes Release Original CBeebies Network Initial release February 26, 2007 (2007-02-26) - October 2, 2015 (2015-10-2015) Nina and Neuron help them figure out the programming of British TV channel CBeebies. fundamental science. Nina is a neuroscientist1 who uses five neurons (animated characters representing the sense organs) in her brain to answer a scientific question. The series is produced by Lucille McLaughlin, who also produced the childrens shows Balamory Me Too! and Bits and Bobs. 2 The series was commissioned by CBeebies controller Michael Carrington citation needed Synopsis Most of the series takes place at the Glasgow Science Centre, with a small amount taking place outside. At the beginning of the performance, Nina conducts experiments in front of an invisible childrens audience. At one point in the show, Nina is bonded by children (usually two or three, but rarely four) who appear on a computer screen and ask a scientific question (e.g., Why do rainbows appear and disappear?). . Nina then selects one (or more) of the five neurons in her brain, depending on which of her senses is best suited to answer the question. After Nina chooses a neuron, the children (called experimenters) visit Nina for fun experiments and games. Nina then takes the kids to learn more about the answer to the question, sometimes with the help of friends and family. Having found the answer to the question, they return to the Glasgow Science Center for another experiment. Then the experimenters leave. At the end of each show, a song is sung, which changes from episode to episode depending on the theme of the show. The neurons then discuss what they have done and what role they have played. The show ends with Nina and Neuron saying goodbye to the audience. Characters and actors The main character Nina is played by Scottish actress Katherine Bryan. He is a scientist who works in a laboratory. In the lab, Nina wears a white lab coat with colored cuffs and lapels, while on the outside, a pale yellow coat or blue jacket. In the series, Nina drives either a light blue 1970s Volkswagen Type 2 (Transporter) van or a new MINI, both with an N on their license plates.

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