School time is synonymous with friends, fun and learning and kids channels Nickelodeon and Sonic are set to add to the unforgettable experience. The campaigns, ‘Nickelodeon Party Hard with Motu Patlu’ and ‘Sonic Jo Dekhega Wo Jeetega’ aim at making school time special by curating a high octane entertainment and engagement event with kids. Upping the edutainment experience at schools, the month long engagement will reach out to over 5 lakh children in 500 schools across 16 cities in India.
Days spent at school are most memorable and these campaigns through the school contact programme are all set to make sure that children celebrate the best years of their life. The engaging programme kick starts with the introduction of the Nickelodeon and Sonic shows, leading to children participating in multiple learning based games with their favorite characters. The games will be seamlessly integrated with team building activities with their school buddies and the Pakdam Pakdai gang. Stories of their favorite characters Motu Patlu will bring alive the spirit of friendship and themed games based on mind mapping and analytic skills will keep children engaged and entertained while also helping them hone their cognitive skills. Select few kids will also get a chance to win cool goodies and party with the awesome twosome Motu Patlu and get to win cool gadget from Sonic’s Pakdam Pakdai.
Speaking about engaging with lakhs of kids though the school contact programme Viacom 18 Media EVP & Business Head – Kids’ Cluster Nina Elavia Jaipuria, said: “Engaging with children and making our characters an intrinsic part of every child’s life has been our key endeavor. Our robust school time engagement helps us connect with kids as we imbibe core values and skills in them. We are sure that kids will be delighted to spend time with their favorite characters at school with their friends.”
Leading brands like Alpenliebe Juzt Jelly, Hamdard Joshina, Dabur Red Toothpaste, Act II Popcorn and Luxor have partnered with Nickelodeon in this celebration of school time. The 1.5 month long initiative filled with laughter, action and entertainment will culminate on 30 September 2015.