Georgia and Bevan stumble into an imaginary world ruled by a spider. As mean as can be, the spider captures the kids’ puppy and won’t release him until they have beamed back 12 photos of angles corresponding with those of a clock face. Also discussed is measurement of angles, acute, right angle, obtuse, straight, reflex, angles in the enviornment around us, angle relationship, and measurement of angles larger than 180 degrees.
Grade levels: Primary (1-3)
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Antarctica-Continent of Ice
A look at the coldest place on earth: the survival of its wildlife in the extreme temperatures; various ice forms including glaciers, ice shelf’s and icebergs; the unusual dry valleys and the work of scientists studying the Antarctic.
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Antarctica-Life on Ice
Antarctica – Life on Ice covers the history of exploration and travel, the life lived by expedition members and their methods for coping with the cold, the 5 species of penguins and their movements on land and water, life underwater the animals from tiny to huge, and how the Weddell seals feed underwater.
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Australian Animals
We have updated this popular classic, to feature more of Australia’s unique animals. Extraordinary footage of kangaroos, emus, platypus, wombats, dingoes, crocodiles and the only footage ever taken of the Tasmanian tiger. This video features how animals obtain energy, how animals protect themselves, and survival and extinction of species.
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The Shushybye Dream Band Live On Tour
Clap your hands and stomp your feet to the cool music and rockin’ beat of the Shushybye Dream Band!
Hosted by Conductor McCloud and the Shushybye King, and featuring on-stage appearances by everyone’s favorite Shushies–Snoozles, Dozie, and Zeez–The Shushybye Dream Band Live On Tour is a rockin’ concert featuring 17 catchy, toe-tappin’ original songs performed by the 7-piece Shushybye Dream Band that both children and adults will enjoy!
Special DVD Features include: Bonus video – learn how to do the Shushie Dance with Snoozles, Dozie and Zeez; Dolby Surround Sound; song selection; and downloadable song lyrics. -
Peep and the Big Wide World
The animated series PEEP and the Big Wide World, narrated by award-winning actress Joan Cusack, gives wings to the innovative idea of teaching science to preschoolers. Wry and distinctive visual humor, charming plotlines, and lovable characters combine with a comprehensive science program to attract and engage young kids. Includes three great PEEP DVDs — Peep Finds, Peep Floats, and Peep’s New Friends.
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Relative Location
A walk through the park gives learners practice in describing relative location concepts related to direction, destination, order and location. Recognizable scenarios, live action and engaging animation build to give the young student opportunities to mentally anticipate and practice concepts and vocabulary.
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Lewis and Clark: Tools of Survival
Students travel with Lewis and Clark and experience how these explorers survived without the tools of civilization? They witness how these adventurers learned to tan hides, make bullets, candles and other necessities needed to survive this epic journey.
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Thanksgiving Day: America Celebrates
See the story of the Mayflower’s passage and the Pilgrims’ first year in the New World. Learn about the Wompanoag Indian tribe and a game they may have played during the first harvest celebration-Thanksgiving. Learn many different ways that Americans celebrate this important day.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Two students from different ethnic backgrounds are brought together as they learn about the life of America’s foremost civil rights leader. This program will grab your students’ attention as they learn about Dr. King’s contributions to the people of the United States and those living throughout the world. They will learn about King’s childhood experiences with prejudice, his ability to speak in front of others, his commitment to nonviolence, and finally why it is so important to follow his message of hope and peace.