educational films

Examines the importance of nutrition for athletes and discusses the four main categories of physiological health.

Discusses the kinds of mental distractions that can cause traffic accidents, including talking on cell phones and texting, and the ways teens can identify the risks and make smart choices while driving.

Presents a discussion of teen depression, featuring the stories of real-life teens, explaining what depression is, the dangers of depression and self-medicating, its effects on the lives of teens, and why it is important to seek help.

Provides facts that debunk inaccurate information about nutrition that is often portrayed by the media, offers healthy eating tips, and includes a teacher's guide.

Provides an introduction to the life and career of twentieth-century American artist Faith Ringgold, and includes examples of some of her most important works.

Roger Payne takes an in-depth look at these massive creatures and their fight for survival.

"At this moment, there are more than 6 billion people on the planet. It's hard to picture so many people at one time - but what if we imagine the whole world as a village of just 100 people? ... If the world were a village tells us who we are, where we live, how fast we are growing, what languages we speak, what religions we practice and more"--Container.

Two young hosts meet Henry Hudson and learn about his four voyages including an expedition along the eastern coast of North America and a voyage into what is now known as Hudson Bay.

"Bill Nye teaches algebraic principles such as fractions, exponents and proportions in colorful and unexpected ways...[S]tudents can discover how algebra relates to the world around us."--Container.

An up-close look at the use of adverbs, descriptive adjectives and determiners, such as definite and indefinite articles, demonstratives, and possessive nouns and pronouns.