juvenile films

An animated dramatization of Alexander Graham Bell's invention of the telephone and his groundbreaking work with the deaf.

Contains segments that provide information about science topics in the news, looking at how storm force is measured, the technology and techniques used in rescue work, the investigation of a two-hundred-year-old ship buried in the sand of an Ontario beach, the inside of an advertising billboard, the civilian competition to reach outer space, and the adventures of amateur rocketeers trying to mount a mission to Mars.

Describes how one cell becomes many by asexual or sexual reproduction and how they differentiate into cells with widely diverse functions in the growth and development of multicellular organisms.

Songs, animated number sequences, and stories teach kindergarten and first grade students how to count to from zero to twenty and back again.

The Number Crew of animated characters uses stories and songs to teach children ages five to seven how to count from one to one hundred and back again.

Jeff Corwin travels to Peru to explore the plight of the spectacled bear and why it is endangered, observes the scientific investigation of the bear, follows the bear Pepe as it is moved to a sanctuary, and watches a vulture approach a potential meal.

Examines the life and achievements of Frederick Douglass, a man who, after escaping slavery, became an orator, writer, and leader of the antislavery movement, featuring interviews with scholars, archival footage, photographs, and period music.

Offers simple techniques for conflict resolution. Stresses the importance of effective communication, cooperation, and compromise, while at the same time affirming the positive attributes and skills of each child.

Who has more fun than babies? Take a look at baby animals in their natural wilderness environment. Witness animals bonding, feeding, grooming and more. Includes black bears, elephant seal, mammoth bison, alligator, mountain goat, horned owl, common loon, yellow warbler and roseate spoonbill to mention a few.

Who has more fun than babies? Take a look at baby animals in their natural wilderness environment. Witness animals bonding, feeding, grooming and more. Includes koalas, cranes, red foxes, sea lions, woodpeckers and more.