Kids will laugh and learn as they play along with host Willy Dooright in this hilarious game show! Shows viewers that manners are more than just a bunch of stuffy, boring rules; they are a guide to help people get along with each other through kindness, consideration, respect, and common sense.

Created by speech pathologists to engage young children with toys and music while introducing age-appropriate speech and language concepts, facial expressions, and sign language.

Using laughter, music, and hair-raising chills, this episode teaches kids practical advice for overcoming fear, such as: learning to relax and breathe deeply, not getting anxious, thinking positive thoughts, and not panicking.

This volume examines classification of living things: Binomial systems, kingdoms, bacteria, viruses, plants, adaptations, vertebrates, invertebrates.

Students create number sentences using dividends, divisors, quotients, division signs, and equals signs, and discover division tips including fact families and dividing by one, zero and a number by itself. Dividing with both one and two-digit divisors is explained and illustrated. Using a concrete example like pizza, kids learn how to divide objects into equal groups.

Viewers learn about the people, daily life and culture in the original Plimouth Plantation of 1620, the first colonial settlement in southern New England.

From avoiding dangerous household products, to using electricity safely, to planning for fire safety, this video provides students with tips for basic safety practices in all kinds of situations.

Learn about the forces inside the Earth that cause volcanoes to erupt and earthquakes to shake the landscape.

Take a flight of fancy with nature's most beguiling creatures. See their miraculous transformation from lowly caterpillar to airborne adult, and learn why these delicate insects have long inspired and entranced us.

Explores the three levels of American government: local, state, and federal. Discover how they are alike and how they are different and where they must work together. Take a peek at the leaders of each level: the mayor, the governor, and the President. Learn about some of the services of government like roads, hiking trails, public health and military defense.