juvenile films

An overview of forces and gravity, covering how these things shape and control everything in the universe as well as topics such as friction and magnetism.

Gives children a broad understanding of the Sun, the near-by star that is the center of our solar system and why it's so important to us on Earth.

Learn of the different stages of development and the average life spans of a variety of creatures; from tadpole to frog, caterpillar to butterfly and more. Hands-on experiment.

Explains what stars are, how they are formed, why some stars are brighter than others, how far away they are, and more.

Curious youngsters find out where neighborhood creatures get their food, and in the process discover how local food chains might be connected with others in faraway places as their imaginations carry them from forest treetops to Alaskan waters and the Okefenokee Swamp.

In 1874 Paris, painter Edgar Degas is struggling with debt after his father's death. He takes a job illustrating a small book on opera and becomes inspired by a young ballerina named Marie.

A young girl helps her friend and teacher, the great artist Francisco de Goya, thwart the tyranny of the Spanish Inquisition.

Two misfit teenagers help American artist Winslow Homer refocus when he returns disillusioned from the Civil War.

Teacher Peggy Flores demonstrates techniques for creating a three-dimensional mask using clay.

Explains how to make masks from foil, showing the types and colors of foil, colorants, and sculpting tools; and discusses the importance of masks in various cultures, focusing on metal masks.