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Teenage Rockhopper penguin Cody Maverick is an up-and-coming surfer who is about to enter his first pro competition. Followed by a documentary crew to film his experiences, Cody leaves Antarctica for the warmer climes in order to surf in the Big Z Memorial Surf Championship covered by the SPEN network. His hero, champion surfer Big Z, has been gone for ten years, and Cody wants to win the championship in his memory. On his journey he encounters surfer-dude Chicken Joe who is also on his way to the surf-off. The two arrive to discover that the reigning champ, Tank Evans is currently looking to win this Memorial again.

Contains two episodes in which Dora and Boots jump into a book of nursery rhymes to find Mary's little lost lamb, and the friends travel to Tall Mountain so Boots can participate in the Riddle Contest. Includes two bonus episodes.

Four 30-minute Cyberchase episodes present algebra applications in the real world.

Uses fourteen nursery rhymes to teach American Sign Language words, encouraging viewers to sign and sing along.

Contains "Cyberchase" segments that look at math topics, including patterns in nature, two- and three-dimensional geometry, direction and distance, and timekeeping, and show how math can help solve problems in the real world.

Explains why the Pilgrims came to America, discussing the Mayflower Compact, their journey on the "Mayflower," and their daily lives in their new homeland.

While he and his best friends camp out and prepare for their band's debut at the local fair, Luke wishes his last day before starting middle school would never end--and, when his wish comes true, he must decide who he wants to be and find a way to bring the day to a close.

Alvin, Simon, and Theodore celebrate Thanksgiving.

Presents the first season of the television program about a family of lions in a magical library, featuring Cliff Hanger, Monkey Pop-Up Theater, B.B. King of the Beasts, and other highlights.

A young boy experiences grief as president Abraham Lincoln's body is transported from Washington, D.C., to Springfield, Illinois, for burial.