juvenile films

Examines the structure and history of Earth from the perspective of visitors from a distant galaxy, focusing on how earthquakes, volcanoes, water, and wind have shaped the planet's topography; looks at how Earth's surface is depicted on maps; shows how cartographers map the ocean floors; and includes a demonstration of how to make a simple topographic map.

Jason, son of the King of Thessaly, sails on the Argo to the land of Colchis to capture the Golden Fleece.

Offers tools that teens can use to reinforce their individuality.

Provides an overview to understanding of the majors contributions in African-American history.

Looks at how and why people around the world transform different types of junk into art objects. Includes interdisciplinary teacher's guide.

Teaches, step-by-step, how to draw people, covering portrait and other techniques.

Tells the story of the U.S. Woman's Soccer Team, their world championships, and the five women who helped to reshaped the American sports.

Investigates some of fiction's most popular genres while emphasizing that knowing the genre of a text helps libraries, writers, and readers to organize, think about, and compare works of literature.

Explores the distinguishing characteristics of setting, character, plot, and theme in fiction, presenting examples.

An exploration of all things nonfiction, from primary and secondary sources to a survey of the many different types of nonfiction writing.