juvenile films

Presents an introduction to home and family life as Tingo meets Niki's family, learning the vocabulary of common family names as well as other conversational phrases.

Contains two adventures in which Tingo, a Muppet newly arrived in the U.S., learns English with the help of his teenage friend, focusing on words related to animals and pets, the letters "z," "b," and "p," and the number eight.

Introduces ESL students to English vocabulary and expressions related to animals, pets, photography, and the human face.

Introduces children to the mathematics of money, explaining the value of different denominations, showing how to write money amounts with numbers and symbols, and including real-life examples.

An animated introduction to Italian Renaissance artist and inventor Leondardo da Vinci, showing him to be a man of both humility and genius.

Presents in English and Spanish the story of a Puerto Rican boy and his pet tree frog, and gives children a taste of Puerto Rican culture through pictures and music.

Presents three Caldecott-honored books--Tomie DePaola's "Strega Nona," William Steig's "Sylvester and the Magic Pebble," and Robert McCloskey's "Make Way for Ducklings"--in English and Spanish, and includes subtitle options in both languages and an on-screen learning guide for each story.

Tells the story of how Sarah Hale, a magazine editor and author, carried on a decades-long campaign to save Thanksgiving, finally persuading President Lincoln to make it a national holiday.

An overview of different endangered and extinct animals, what this means, and how they became endangered or extinct.

An overview of how different animals behave and how they communicate with one another.