#and maya and miguel..

[ifwebefriends]

Please reblog for a bigger sample size!

[momosfroggies]

✨The Silliest Duo✨

[gedankenmoon]

Scrapped Maya influenced Miguel design my beloved

I will forever love you-

[puccadraws]

maya and miguel :)

[volleypearlfan]

i definitely think that if pbs kids go continued after 2013, ready jet go would be on the block. the show's writing and characterization seem much more like a pbs kids go show than a regular pbs kids show. the science concepts it teaches are also quite complex for a preschool show, one amy mainzer segment was even about the big bang. i also know that odd squad was originally going to be on the block before it was shut down.

i really feel like pbs kids go bridged a gap between "preschool" and "older kids" shows. it was for elementary students, pretty much. calling something like arthur or wordgirl a preschool show kinda feels disingenuous since they're nothing like, say, daniel tiger or super why. they have older characters and situations that are more relatable to elementary school students. i think maya and miguel could easily pass as a saturday morning nickelodeon cartoon. nowadays, educational tv shows specifically designed for elementary school students are pretty rare, but i do recall some news articles saying that city island is for elementary.

[rainestorm2556]

WISDOM SAGA AUGUST 30TH BABY

[jayveesim]

I really wanna watch Arthur.

[julieemarine]

If you’re gonna genderbend Miguel O’Hara, make sure you name her Maya.

[90s-2000s-barbie]

Maya & Miguel (2004 - 2009)

[hydranomago]

Summary:

Pavitr flusters, “Or should I sit her down and tell her really nicely that what she’s doing is a crime, and she could be jailed by Miguel for it, and her Papa won’t be able to get her out?”

“Dunno,” Hobie shrugs with nonchalance.

“What do you know?”

“I know that Mayday is a dwtty child, who cannot be held responsible for her actions.”

Hobie Brown, the anarchist; finds his family.

(A character study into Hobie, and the flux of all which makes him, him.)

[npdclaraoswald]

Another cross post from my Instagram, this time for Latine Heritage Month! A combination of superheroes I've read and loved and ones I'm interested in reading in the future! The ones I've read at least one full book for are marked with 📚

[autismsupermusicalassassin]

I tried my best to make my spidersona maya parks teenage daughter from another universe : Maria O’Hara/Spiderwoman 2099

Sadly they didn’t have the Miguel spider lenses to make her spider suit

also made Maya as best as I could

[doyouknowthisdisabledcharacter]

Do You Know This Disabled Character?

Andy Arlington has amelia.

[nightjarwings]

we've never been so back before this is all I've ever wanted

[heavenboy09]

20 Years Ago Today, On October 11th, 2004

PBS KIDS PRESENTS

THE 1ST LATINO EDUCATIONAL KIDS SHOW IN PBS KIDS TELEVISION HISTORY 🇲🇽🇵🇷🧡

The series focuses on the lives of pre-teen Hispanic twins named Maya and Miguel Santos and their friends, the program is aimed at promoting multiculturalism and education.

At various times throughout the episode, parts of the dialogue are in Spanish, but only individual words or phrases are then explained in English.

Ten-year-old Maya always means well, but she gets in over her head as she meddles in other peoples' business with Maggie, her outspoken best friend. Her twin brother Miguel is a little more grounded and inevitably joins the adventure. Stories teach Spanish language, culture, traditions and encourage cultural diversity.

PBS KIDS PRESENTS

MAYA & MIGUEL 👧🏽👦🏽🇲🇽🇵🇷🧡

HAPPY 20TH ANNIVERSARY TO PBS KIDS

MAYA & MIGUEL 👧🏽👦🏽🇲🇽🇵🇷🧡

#MayaandMiguel #LatinHertiageMonth #LatinStories #LatinCulture #PBSKids

[pls-explodingstars-pls]

Speaking of old shows…

Please tell me I’m not the only person who watched maya and miguel