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Can yams, gloves, and hammers talk? Oh, yes, they can! Learn about African tales and imagination, read folk tales. Featuring the short "A" sound.

Teaches reading through entertainment. In this episode, Lionel won't let Leona play a computer game because she isn't old enough. Focuses on the word "hen" and short "e" sound, the -en word family, and more.

Lionel, Leona, and their friends try to figure out why Bobby the Hopping Robot has stopped hopping. Introduces the short "o" sound.

Leona is under a table and won't come out. Learn about facing fears and family relationships. Featuring the short "E" sound.

Lion-puppet hosts Theo and Cleo read the title story about getting sick while introducing the "ea" sound.

Reading lessons and incentive, starring the long "i" sound, the word "Knight," the consonant "n", and the idea of problem solving.

A mysterious flying object turns out to be Barnaby B. Busterfield III. Introduces the short "i" sound.

Ants evolved from wasps into some of the most socially complex insects ever. Introduce your students to these tiny wonders; four video segments cover everything from their build to their buildings.

A young female FBI agent is sent to interview notorious killer, Dr. Hannibal Lecter, in hope of obtaining information that will help the Bureau catch another killer.

Ms. Fizzle takes her class on a field trip to learn all about water, from the life cycle of a drop of water to erosion.