juvenile films

Stories, songs, and crafts help young viewers understand the history, meaning, and celebration of Christmas.

Introduces important people and events in the history of Native Americans, examining life in America prior to the arrival of Europeans, telling the true stories of Pocohantas and Tecumseh, looking at the diversity of Native American culture, and discussing ongoing struggles for Native American identity.

Stories, songs, and crafts help young viewers understand the history, meaning, and observance of September 11th as a day of remembrance.

Stories, songs, and crafts help young viewers understand the history, meaning, and celebration of Kwanzaa.

Students find out how Presidents Day is celebrated today and learn about the history of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Through stories, songs and crafts, students learn more about how the president is elected, his or her responsibilities, and the nation's most famous home, the White House.

Describes the origins and historical background of Thanksgiving, and looks at how the holiday is celebrated. Includes a visit to Plimoth Plantation, an Abnaki tribe myth on the origin of corn, and a craft demonstration.

Stories, songs, and crafts help young viewers understand the history, meaning, and observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

Bill Nye the Science Guy answers questions about flowers, and conducts an experiment that demonstrates how water can carry nutrients through a flower.

Explores how the body's skin regulates body temperature, protects the internal organs, and provides the body with the sense of touch; and contains interactive glossaries, quizzes, and Spanish translation.

Explores how European colonization influenced the lives of Native American tribes, addressing topics related to trade, the struggles over land ownership and the effects of European imports, the forced removal of various native peoples and other related topics.