juvenile films

Describes forms of government found in countries around the world, and explores similarities and differences among the systems.

Provides an introduction to the land, history, and culture of Japan, discusses the experiences of the Japanese people in the U.S., features lessons in how to say a few words and count from one to ten in Japanese, and looks at traditional foods, stories, songs, and customs.

Provides an introduction to the land, history, and culture of the Arab world, discusses the experiences of the Arabian people in the U.S., features lessons in how to say a few words and count from one to ten in Arabic, and looks at traditional foods, stories, songs, and customs.

Provides an introduction to the land, history, and culture of Africa, discusses the experiences of the African people in the U.S., features lessons in how to say a few words and count from one to ten in African languages, and looks at traditional foods, stories, songs, and customs.

An exploration of all things nonfiction, from primary and secondary sources to a survey of the many different types of nonfiction writing.

Investigates different kinds of stylistic choices authors can make in fiction, discussing mood, tone, point of view, and figurative language.

Presents an interview with Patricia Reilly Giff, author of the popular Polk Street series.

Presents a visit with Robert Munsch, author of "Love You Forever" and other children's books, in which he discusses his life, writing, and inspirations.

An interview with Caldecott Award-winning author of "Owl Moon" and book publisher, Jane Yolen, at her home in Scotland.

Takes a look at the life and times of Rosa Parks, from her childhood in Tuskegee, Alabama to her act of defiance that was a catalyst for the Civil Rights Movement.