juvenile films

Presents an introduction to bacteria, explaining their unique characteristics that have allowed them to survive as the planet's first life forms, their origins, and their positive and negative effects.

Examines the life of Nobel Prize-winning scientist Marie Curie, discussing her childhood in Poland, her studies in France, and her scientific theories and discoveries.

Presents an introduction to plant reproduction, explaining why plants are so important to all life on Earth, describing their growth process, life cycle, and the role they play in the environment, from mosses and algae to fruit-producing angiosperms.

Looks at the ways in which plants and animals interact, discussing the interdependency caused by the mutual need for nutrients and gases, and including a hands-on experiment.

Examines the adventures of Perseus, a hero of Greek mythology, discussing his childhood, and his quest to bring the head of the deadly Medusa to King Polydectes.

A boy with budding artistic talent helps a disheartened Claude Monet learn the value of family.

Presents an exploration of how things move, introducing the concept of force and its effects on objects, and including real-life demonstrations, and definitions of terms.

I.Q. Parrot looks at the job tugboats do, how the crews work, and shows a tug pulling the luxury liner Queen Elizabeth 2 into port.

Joe, David, Samantha, and Wishbone get involved in an adventure in which Wishbon becomes Huck Finn.

It's a hot and muggy summer day, and the heat's gone to Ralphie's head. The Friz asks:"What makes the weather?" then transforms the bus into a weathermobile and in a wild ride through the skies-- gives Ralphie the opportunity to become the meteorological superhero of his dreams.