Presents cartoon adaptations of three books dealing with seasons and the changes that occur in animals.

Introduces the concepts of forces, work, and how machines are used to make work easier, with descriptions of six simple machines, including the lever, wheel and axle, pulley, inclined plane, screw, and wedge.

Through the rhythmic sounds of traditional West-African drums and a look into the colorful significance of the clothes and candles, young viewers are introduced to the African American family celebration of Kwanzaa. The seven principles of the Kwanzaa festival (Unity, Self-determination, Collective work, Cooperation, Purpose, Creativity and Faith in self) are explored, and an African folk tale, Unanana and The Enormous One-Tusked Elephant, vividly...

"This program helps young viewers learn about members of the family, greetings in conversation and life in the home while learning basic English expressions, vocabulary and sentence structures."

Includes the classic children's story that teaches youngsters to count and features four other stories by Eric Carle.

Buzz, flutter and march into three tiny new worlds with Ms. Frizzle. Includes: Gets ants in its pants, In a beehive, Butterflies and the bog beast.

From campaigning and debates to rallies and voting, this program explains the activities that precede Election Day. Different levels of public office elections are reviewed along with the constitutional amendments that gave the right to vote to all groups. Children also explore the history of voting and examine the attributes of a good leader by watching as a group of middle school students elect their class president.

Night fright: Big, brave Binky Barnes. He'd be toast if people ever discovered he can't sleep without a night light. What happens when Arthur spends the night? What scared Sue Ellen?: Sue Ellen's not afraid of much, but when she encounters a really creepy howling noise in the woods, she's scared for real. Sha gathers the gang for a showdown. The fright stuff: Prankster poltergeists have arrived in Elwood City--just in time for the "Scare Your Pants...

Danny twists the key of an old science fiction game. The game unleashes a localized meteor shower and wrenches Danny's house into orbit around a distant ringed planet. The only way the kids can return their house to its proper space-time coordinates is to finish the game, but before they can finish, the game board falls into the hands of some rather nasty, carnivorous lizards.

Features teenage girl Niki and her energetic muppet pal Tingo in simple stories which teach basic English expressions, vocabulary, and sentence structures. These two episodes use humor, physical action and music to appeal to children while introducing sentence structure for questions and answers, and useful everyday vocabulary. Uses both live action and animation.