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Examines the forces at work that cause earthquakes and discusses the instruments that scientists use to predict and measure these earthly tremors. Includes hands-on activities.

Provides tips for children on how to keep the environment healthy. Covers the recycling process as well as the different types of pollution and their causes.

Bill Nye the Science Guy answers questions about probability, and conducts an activity that shows how to determine the number of heads and tails that will turn up when flipping a coin fifty times.

A brave little mouse helps the Pilgrims as they voyage to America aboard the "Mayflower," weather the cold New England winter, befriend the Indians, and celebrate the first Thanksgiving.

Baby Bear listens to a musical performance of Peter and the Wolf and imagines himself and his friends as characters in the story.

Scat Cat Monroe, a feline fan, tells the story of how small town girl Ella Fitzgerald became one of the world's best-known songstresses.

Surveys sundry rock formations, showing the Grand Canyon and Monument Valley. Discusses erosion's role in the formation of rocks and the subjects of petrification and fossils.

Introduces Keisei, an eleven-year-old boy living in Tokyo. Watch Keisi attend private school lessons after his regular school day, play ball with his father on the weekends, and go to the park with his sisters.

Arthur, D.W., Buster and friends solve a series of mysteries.

Learn the varied methods through which plants reproduce. See how they develop from seedlings in a hands-on experiment.