juvenile films

Recounts the story of Wilbur and Orville Wright, from their childhood, tinkering and building their own printing press, to owning the Wright Cycle Company, to inventing the world's first powered, controlled airplane. The self-trained engineers worked side by side to solve the most complicated problems in the history of flight.

TV's Don Herbert uses demonstrations and hands-on activities to teach scientific principles.

When two boys show up at an equipment rental and repair shop for help with their science fair project on machines, the owner of the shop gives them a tour. Together they examine the lever, wheel and axle, pulley, wedge, inclined plane, and screw, along with some compound machines, including a bicycle, a typewriter, and a corkscrew.

Learn how to make origami figures such as animals, ornaments, party favors, and airplanes.

TV's Don Herbert uses demonstrations and hands-on activities to teach scientific principles.

TV's Don Herbert uses demonstrations and hands-on activities to teach scientific principles.

Explores how spaceships are built and how they fly.

TV's Don Herbert uses demonstrations and hands-on activities to teach scientific principles.