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Learn the history behind America's progression from rule by the English monarchy to today's democracy. Explore colonial government, George Washington and the American revolution. See why the founding fathers set the standard of dividing and sharing power.

Explore the three different levels of American government, illustrating how they are alike and how they differ. Learn the roles of leaders at each level and how all of them together make government work.

Learn what a citizen is and how to be a good one. Explore the right to vote, and other rights and responsibilites of an American. Tips on how to be involved in community.

Looks at the similarities and differences between maps and globes, including how flat maps distort size, shape, and distance between places on Earth. While exploring the advantages and disadvantages of maps and globes, students learn strategies for determining which one to use.

Presents an assortment of facts about the qualifications and characteristics of U.S. presidents, from George Washington to Bill Clinton.

Join Pooh and his pals as they search for the perfect valentine for Eeyore.

When a flying saucer and flashing lights appear in the night sky, Encyclopedia Brown and side-kick Sally interrupt their camping trip to uncover the mystery.

When Pooh and friends see Christopher Robin making a Valentine's card for a girl, they worry about losing their friend and set out on an adventure to capture the Smitten.

Follows Bob and his gang of friends and construction yard machines on a series of adventures that emphasize the importance of friendship. Bob and Wendy team up to build a "badger gate," Molly befriends a family of otters, Mr. Beasley takes in some homeless bats, and Molly and JJ help Hamish the parrot find a home.

Four misadventures of a ballet-loving mouse. Angelina and her friends learn important lessons about playing fair.