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Hey Arnold!


Hello everybody! Today I am goig to speak you about a tv program I watch as a child. Generally I didn’t watch much tv, but one program I liked to watch was Hey Arnold! This was a very popular cartoon in the 90´and early 2000’s. This program is about a boy, Arnold. He’s a nine years old boy that lives in a neightborhood from Ney York City with his grandparents. He has a lot of friends, and together they live every kind of adventures. During all their chidhood, Arnold, his Friends, family, neightborhood, learn about honesty, friendchip, kindness and other fundamental values for life. I remember I watch it on Saturdays after lunch with my mom and aunt, it is a really funny and familiar program so we laught a lot.

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