juvenile films

Introduces children to the legend of Paul Bunyan, describing the lumberjack's immense strength, faithful friend Babe the Blue Ox, and their work to clear America's frontiers for farming.

A biography of American inventor Henry Ford that chronicles his life and the events leading to his creation of the Model-T.

By exploring archival films, photographs and actual drawings and materials, students will learn of Thomas Edison and his inventions of electric lighting, phonograph, and movie camera, but also establishing the first true research lab, an invention factory!.

By exploring archival films, photographs and actual drawings and materials, students will learn of Eli Whitney and how invention of the cotton gin had an enormous economic impact on young America and slavery.

By exploring archival films, photographs and actual drawings and materials, students will learn of James Watt, his early life and his invention of the first practical steam engine, which resulted in a new way of manufacturing goods.

Profiles the life of Alexander Graham Bell, discussing his childhood, his work to improve the telegraph, his development of the telephone, and his efforts to gain acceptance for his invention.

A biography of American stateman, founding father, and diplomat, Benjamin Franklin that describes the contributions he made including the Franklin stove, bifocal lenses, and the lightning rod.

Introduces students to this amazing scientist and inventor, who proved that microscopic organisms were the cause of many diseases.

Examines the development of communication, transportation, agriculture, and medicine throughout history and their impact on society over time.

People near and far are heading for Agrabah as the royal wedding of the century is about to take place. But before Aladdin and Jasmine can say "I do," the legendary Forty Thieves spoil everything in a desperate search for the powerful Hand of Midas--the ultimate treasure that turns all it touches into gold.