Fabeltjeskrant

Fabeltjeskrant is a Dutch children's television program that has been broadcast since 1996. The show is produced by the Dutch Broadcasting Corporation (NPO) and is aimed at children aged 4 to 8. The name "Fabeltjeskrant" translates to "Fairy Tale Newspaper" in English, reflecting the program's format, which presents news and stories in a fairy tale style.

Each episode of Fabeltjeskrant begins with a segment called "De Morgenkrant" (The Morning Newspaper), where the characters discuss recent events from the world of children's television. This is followed by a main story, which is often a reimagining of a classic fairy tale or a new story created specifically for the show. The stories are accompanied by colorful animation and live-action segments, making them engaging for young viewers.

The show features a cast of characters, including the narrator, a wise old owl named Oom Wiske, and various fairy tale characters such as Cinderella, Snow White, and the Three Little Pigs. These characters often appear in the "De Morgenkrant" segment, where they comment on the day's events and provide their own perspectives on the stories.

Fabeltjeskrant has been praised for its ability to make complex news topics accessible to young children, as well as for its high production values and engaging storytelling. The show has won several awards, including the Prix Jeunesse International in 2000. It continues to be a popular and influential program in the Dutch children's television landscape.