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The Paprika twins sing and dance. They invite their friends to make movements by clapping their hands while dancing to rhythmic music.

In this clip you can dance and sing with the Paprika twins with the help of a big ball. The music is catchy, they make various movements between them like throwing and catching.

The Paprika twins have fun outside while dressing up as dinosaurs. They swing and slide. They dance, move and encourage the children to do the same.

In this episode, the Paprika twins sing and dance with a special emphasis on the things they have in their homes.

In this episode, the two brothers compare themselves and realize that they have the same physical characteristics because they are twins.

Super Olivia helps friends who need help or want to solve a problem.

Stan and Olivia teach us how to count by looking for and finding the little puppies.

Stan and Olivia teach us to count by looking for and finding the little birds. They use the following counting strategies: labeling and timing. They know the stable order of numbers well!

Stan and Olivia teach us to count by searching for and finding Christmas-themed gifts.

The Paprika twins teach us how to count by searching and finding pencils in a classroom. They help friends find them by leaving clues like colors and sizes.

Stan and Olivia teach us to recite numbers from 1 to 10. In addition, they count various objects, which promotes vocabulary learning.

Stan and Olivia teach us how to count quantities. They demonstrate principles of counting such as stable order. The objects they use also encourage the acquisition of correct vocabulary.

The Paprika twins teach us how to properly count fruits and vegetables. The quantities in the groupings range from 1 to 10. This clip also encourages the learning of vocabulary related to fruits and vegetables.

Stan and Olivia teach us how to count quantities using various buddies. They demonstrate principles of counting such as stable order.

The Paprika twins teach us how to count well with the Halloween theme. Children will find quantities and learn various underlying principles of counting: stable order, 1 to 1 correspondence. This clip also promotes vocabulary learning: skeletons, pumpkins, spiders, witches and ghosts.