juvenile films

Hans Christian Andersen, a young Danish cobbler with a special gift of storytelling, weaves his tales of magic for the children of Copenhagen.

Reviews the compass rose, mental maps, and the grid map, and provides additional information designed to help viewers master the skills of locating continents, oceans, the equator, and other places on maps and globes.

Illustrates the life and accomplishments of civil rights worker Martin Luther King, Jr.

Describes the daily lives of early American pioneers, discussing their travels, their hardships, and the landscape of the frontier.

Uses live action video and computer animation to explore the world of cells, featuring three lessons that provide a definition of a cell, discuss their general characteristics, examine the parts of cells, and examine cell diversity.

Uses live action video and computer animation to explore the greenhouse effect on Earth, featuring four lessons that explain what the greenhouse effect is, define greenhouse gases, discuss the effect of civilization on Earth's atmosphere, and examine the global warming debate.

Traces the life of the former slave and women's rights activist, Sojourner Truth.

Bill Nye the Science Guy answers questions about invertebrates, and conducts an observation activity to learn about the habits of earthworms.

Timon and Pumbaa teach children how to be safe on the Internet.

Introduces children to mathematical ideas, such as the difference between odd and even, place value, patterns, skip counting, ordering, estimation, and others.